Brandon traces back to John Brandon, who came to Fort Brooke from Mississippi in 1857 and later bought land east of Tampa. The railroad reached the area in 1890, and the community was platted under his name. It stayed small for decades. Then it became a commuter suburb, and in 1986 Interstate 75 opened through it. Today Brandon is an unincorporated place in Hillsborough County with 114,626 residents as of 2020. MyGarageFloors.com coats garages with one system: a full polyaspartic flake floor.
Brandon grew fast in waves. Its population was about 8,000 in the early 1960s and close to 58,000 by 1990. That means many homes, and many slabs, are now thirty years old or more. Neighborhoods like Brandon Hills, Kensington Estates and Limona each have their own mix of ages. Plenty of these garages already had a paint or epoxy kit rolled on years ago, and it is flaking now.
That old layer has to go. We diamond grind the floor down to bare, open concrete and remove any previous coating in the process. The booking tool asks whether the floor was coated before, so it is priced in from the start. Ordinary crack repair is part of the price. Grinding is the step cheap kits skip. After that, the full polyaspartic system is applied in layers, from base coat to clear topcoat. Unlike the epoxy it replaces, it will not yellow in the sun.
Nothing is subcontracted, and MyGarageFloors.com is not a franchise. The installers who come to your house are MyGarageFloors.com employees, hired and trained in our system. Each interior floor is backed for life, at the lowest price in Greater Tampa Bay. You can see your exact price online in about 60 seconds.
