MyGarageFloors puts down one floor and only one: a full polyaspartic flake system for your garage. St. Petersburg is the biggest city in Pinellas County. The city was founded in 1888 and reincorporated as a city in 1903. It fills the tip of the Pinellas peninsula, with Tampa Bay on the east and the Gulf on the west. The 2020 census counted 258,308 people here.
That long history lives in the garages. Historic Old Northeast and Historic Kenwood are two of the city's historic districts, full of early homes. Many of those slabs were poured generations ago and have been patched, painted and stained ever since. Out east, Shore Acres sits low along the bay and has flooded more than once in recent years. An old St. Pete slab rarely needs just a coat of paint. It needs real prep first, and it needs a floor that can be cleaned after the next storm.
So prep is where we start. The whole slab gets diamond ground down to clean, open concrete. No acid etching on a St. Pete floor, or any floor. Fixing ordinary cracks is part of the job, and that repair already sits inside the price you get online. If someone painted or coated the garage before, that layer comes off in the grind. Then the full polyaspartic system goes on in order: base coat, flake and clear topcoat. That clear layer will not yellow under the bayfront sun.
The people on your floor work for MyGarageFloors. We hire them ourselves and train them in our own system. We never hand a job to a subcontractor, and we are not a franchise. A St. Pete interior floor comes with our lifetime warranty, and the cost is the lowest in Greater Tampa Bay. You get your exact number online in about a minute, with no one coming to the house and no sales pitch.
