Lakeland was incorporated on January 1, 1885, and it earned its name honestly. The city counts 38 named lakes, with Lake Parker the largest. It sits on high ground in the Central Florida Highlands, on I-4 between Tampa and Orlando. Florida Southern College, on Lake Hollingsworth, holds the largest single site collection of Frank Lloyd Wright buildings in the world. The 2020 census counted 112,641 people. MyGarageFloors offers Lakeland homes one floor, a full polyaspartic flake system.
Lakeland's older core is a good example of what a garage floor goes through. Neighborhoods like Dixieland and South Lake Morton are historic districts, with many buildings from the 1920s through the 1940s. Those garages, where they exist, often sit on old concrete that has been patched and painted more than once. Newer subdivisions on the edges of town have younger slabs, but even a few years of Florida heat leaves oil stains and hairline cracks.
Every Lakeland floor gets the same prep. A diamond grinder opens the slab and removes the worn top, plus any old paint or coating. We do not acid etch. Standard crack repair is built into the online price, so you will not see it added later. Next comes the full polyaspartic system: base coat, flake broadcast and clear topcoat. It stays its true color and will not yellow in the sun.
We hire our own installers and train every one of them in our system. They are employees of MyGarageFloors, not subcontractors, and we do not sell franchises. Our lifetime warranty covers every Lakeland interior floor, and any peeling, chipping or delaminating is ours to repair. And the price is the lowest in Greater Tampa Bay, with a price match on any written quote for the same complete polyaspartic floor.
