Official-source reference · Horry County, SC

Mobile Home Removal Resources

This hub is a directory of the official offices and published sources that decide permits, disposal charges, notice windows, ownership, title, and tax records for a mobile home removal.

Which office or source decides which issue

A mobile home removal touches several separate authorities, and no single office answers every question. Permit issuance for a demolition or removal is decided by the local construction-services or code-enforcement office with authority over the parcel. Disposal charges are set by the receiving facility. Underground-utility notice is handled through the state notification center. Ownership, title, and tax questions run through the state titling agency and the county assessor and auditor. Court process for a separately owned or abandoned home runs through the magistrates court. The tables below group these sources so you can see, at a glance, who publishes what.

Official offices and sources

AuthorityWhat it decidesWhat it publishesOfficial sourceLast checked
City of Myrtle Beach Construction ServicesDemolition permits inside the cityDemolition procedures packet, forms, fees, and bond termsCity of Myrtle Beach2026-07-25
Horry County Code EnforcementDemolition permits for unincorporated parcelsForms, demolition requirements, and Schedule of Permit FeesHorry County2026-07-25
Horry County Solid Waste AuthorityDisposal acceptance and tipping feesTipping-fee schedule by material classHCSWA2026-07-25
SCDES renovation and demolition guidanceAsbestos rule applicability and facility notificationRenovation and demolition guidance and ePermittingSCDES2026-07-25
SCDES C&D, disposal, and burning guidanceDebris handling, open dumping, and burning limitsConstruction-and-demolition and open-burning guidanceSCDES2026-07-25
South Carolina underground-facility notification centerAdvance underground-utility locate noticeExcavation notice program and required windowsSC8112026-07-25
SCDMV title and de-titling informationMobile-home title, de-titling, and junked-record statusTitle guidance and derelict-home information sheetSCDMV2026-07-25
Horry County AssessorManufactured-home ownership and location recordsChange-reporting guidance for manufactured homesHorry County Assessor2026-07-25
Horry County AuditorRemoval of a demolished home from the tax rollsNotification and record-removal processHorry County2026-07-25
Magistrates courtLien and sale process for a separately owned homeStatutory process under state codeSouth Carolina Code2026-07-25
South Carolina LLR licensee lookupProvider license verificationFree public licensee lookupSC LLR2026-07-25

Published charges

The figures below reproduce only verified official figures. Confirm the current posted amount with the issuing office before relying on it.

ChargePublished amountSource
HCSWA mixed construction debris$47.50 per ton CHECKED · JUL 25 2026HCSWA tipping-fee schedule effective July 1, 2026
HCSWA clean wood$22.00 per tonHCSWA tipping-fee schedule
HCSWA asphalt shingles$47.50 per tonHCSWA tipping-fee schedule
HCSWA concrete, brick, dirt, and asphalt$15.00 per ton (pieces under 4 ft by 6 ft)HCSWA tipping-fee schedule
HCSWA land-clearing debris$22.00 per tonHCSWA tipping-fee schedule
HCSWA listed tire categories$150.00 per tonHCSWA tipping-fee schedule
HCSWA special waste$50.00 per tonHCSWA tipping-fee schedule
HCSWA contaminated and prohibited loads$150.00 per contaminated load; $100.00 per ton prohibited, with a sliding scale for additional offensesHCSWA tipping-fee schedule
City of Myrtle Beach demolition permit$150 per building or structureCity of Myrtle Beach demolition procedures packet
City of Myrtle Beach demolition bond$2,000 per one-half acre, $2,000 minimum, unless a redevelopment application is submitted; returned after final inspectionCity of Myrtle Beach demolition procedures packet
City dust-control water deposit$1,000 when a new fire-hydrant service meter is usedCity of Myrtle Beach demolition procedures packet
Horry County demolition permit$50 under the current Schedule of Permit FeesHorry County Schedule of Permit Fees

Notice and timing

StepPublished windowSource
City departmental reviewAllow 5–10 business days (packet revised September 1, 2019)City of Myrtle Beach demolition procedures packet
Regulated-facility SCDES timingePermitting application at least 10 working days before demolition, even when no asbestos is foundSCDES renovation and demolition guidance
Underground-facility notice3 to 12 full working days before excavation, excluding the notice day (effective May 22, 2026)South Carolina Underground Facility Damage Prevention Act
Door postingNotice posted on each door for 30 consecutive daysSouth Carolina Code §6-1-150
City post-demolition removal windowFoundations and debris removed within 14 days after removalCity of Myrtle Beach Code §6-7
City redevelopment conditionRemoval required unless reuse in redevelopment begins within six months of permit issuanceCity of Myrtle Beach Code §6-7

Definitions

Derelict

A mobile home that is abandoned, dilapidated, or otherwise unfit for continued use, addressed under the state removal-and-destruction path.

De-titling

The SCDMV process that retires a mobile-home title after the required county land-record document, title, lien release if applicable, tax proof, and fee are submitted.

Manufactured Home Severance Affidavit

The document used when a title-retired home is separated from real property so it can be moved.

Regulated facility

A structure that is not a private residence with four or fewer units, and which therefore requires an SCDES ePermitting application before demolition even when an inspection finds no asbestos.

Working day

For underground-facility notice, a day that excludes Saturday, Sunday, and South Carolina legal holidays.

Construction and demolition debris

Material generated by construction or demolition; open dumping is prohibited and using it as fill on personal property can require a permit.

Special waste

A material class the HCSWA lists separately on its tipping-fee schedule at its own per-ton rate.

Contaminated load

A load the receiving facility identifies as containing material outside the accepted class, assessed at a per-load charge.

Prohibited load

A load containing material the facility does not accept, assessed per ton with a sliding scale for additional offenses.

Methodology

Every figure and window on this page traces to an official published source, was checked on the date shown, and is attributed to the office that publishes it. The sources drawn on for this hub are listed below.

Limitations

Last substantive review: 2026-07-25.

Planned reference assets

Mobile Home Demolition Cost, Permit Fees, and Disposal Charges by State In preparation

Official permit fees and disposal charges compiled from government and facility sources, with the cost drivers that change a project. Sourced and dated, with no invented local averages.

HUD Tag and Data Plate Lookup Guide In preparation

A guide to finding and recording the identification information that can help with title and ownership research, without entering an unsafe unit.

For the local removal-request process, return to mobile home removal in Myrtle Beach.