South Carolina · annual upkeep
$12,234–$20,391 a year for a typical 2,200 sq ft home — about $1,307 a month across recurring services, seasonal work and a repair reserve.
Annual maintenance in Myrtle Beach
$12,234–$20,391
Based on a 20-year-old home valued at $550,000 in a humid subtropical climate.
MODELED · 2026 — Modeled — a reference range adjusted for this market, not a measured local average.
Local service pricing for Myrtle Beach, SC plus a maintenance reserve. Nothing is saved.
Estimated annual cost
$15,685
About $1,307 a month — $9,431 recurring services, $754 seasonal work and $5,500 repair and replacement reserve.
MODELED · 2026 — Modeled — a reference range adjusted for this market, not a measured local average.
Have Ashota run these services| Service | Typical range | Unit | Cadence |
|---|---|---|---|
| House Cleaning | $125–$200 | per visit | Every 2 weeks for an occupied home; per departure for a second home |
| Lawn Care | $45–$70 | per visit | Weekly in growing season |
| Pool Service | $125–$200 | per month | Weekly service is standard where pools run year-round |
| Pest Control | $40–$65 | per month | Quarterly or bi-monthly for routine prevention |
| HVAC Maintenance | $230–$370 | per year | Twice a year — before cooling season and before heating season |
| Handyman Services | $70–$115 | per service | As needed |
| Home Watch | $80–$130 | per month | Every 7–14 days while the home is unoccupied |
| Readiness Inspections | $100–$165 | per service | Once before each arrival and once after each departure |
| Storm Preparation | $280–$455 | per service | Once at the start of storm season |
| Maintenance Coordination | $75–$120 | per month | Ongoing |
| Gutter Cleaning | $135–$215 | per service | Twice a year |
| Pressure Washing | $265–$430 | per service | Once or twice a year depending on growth and staining |
How this range is calculated
Recurring service lines come from the Myrtle Beach local cost model — national reference midpoints adjusted for South Carolina labor costs (index 0.92), climate demand, market size and seasonality. The repair and replacement reserve uses the widely-used 1%-of-home-value guideline, adjusted for home age. Model hs-cost-1.0.
First-party Ashota quotes or completed jobs behind this figure: 0. As Ashota coordinates more work in this market, the modeled range is replaced with observed pricing.
A reserve is not a bill — it is what to set aside so a roof, water heater or HVAC replacement is not a surprise.
Actual provider pricing depends on the property, scope, frequency, access and availability. Ranges are informational and are not quotes.
Ashota coordinates the recurring services and the one-off repairs, with approval before spend and one record of everything.