MyGarageFloors.com puts one floor in a garage: a full polyaspartic flake system. Tampa is the hub of the whole bay and the seat of Hillsborough County. The city grew from Fort Brooke, set up in 1824 near the mouth of the Hillsborough River. It became a village in 1849 and kept spreading outward. Ybor City, the old cigar district, rolled its first cigars in 1886. Today its homes span more than a century of building, and so do its garage slabs.
That range shows up on the concrete. Seminole Heights was founded in 1911 and is known for its craftsman bungalows. Davis Islands was pumped up from the bay bottom during the 1920s land boom. New Tampa came into the city in 1988 and filled in with suburban streets like Tampa Palms. An older Tampa slab may carry decades of oil, patches and paint. A newer one is often bare and thirsty. Both need the same careful start.
That start is a diamond grinder. It takes the slab down to clean, open concrete so the coating grips the floor itself and not old dirt or a failing finish. Crack repair of the standard kind is part of the job. Then the full polyaspartic system goes on, base coat first, flake next, clear topcoat last. The color you pick stays that color, because this system does not yellow in the sun.
The crew on your floor works for MyGarageFloors.com. We hire every installer ourselves and train each one in our system. The work is never handed to a subcontractor, and we are not a franchise. Every interior floor carries a lifetime warranty, and the price is the lowest in Greater Tampa Bay. Your exact price is online in about 60 seconds, with no home visit.
