Fire lane restriping is necessary when existing curb paint has faded to the point where it is no longer clearly red or legible, when a property undergoes renovation that affects the layout of the surrounding pavement, or when a fire marshal inspection identifies deficiencies in current markings. Properties along the Grand Strand including hotels, shopping plazas, apartment complexes, and warehouses in areas like North Myrtle Beach, Conway, and Georgetown are all subject to fire code enforcement that includes parking and access lane requirements. A failed fire inspection can delay occupancy permits or result in fines that far exceed the cost of restriping. works with property managers and building owners throughout Horry and Georgetown counties to make sure fire lanes are repainted before problems arise.