Brooksville is the county seat of Hernando County. The town formed in 1856, when two small settlements, Melendez and Pierceville, joined together. It was incorporated as a city in 1880. It counted 8,890 people at the 2020 census. The land around it rolls, with elevations from about 100 to 180 feet. Chinsegut Hill, a little north of town, reaches 269 feet. That is real height for Florida. MyGarageFloors.com installs one floor system for garages: a full polyaspartic flake floor.
Downtown keeps its history close. Historic homes line brick streets, and the May Stringer House holds the Hernando Heritage Museum. The homes of Governor William Sherman Jennings and football great Jerome Brown are part of that history. US 41 and US 98 split into a one way pair on Broad and Jefferson Streets through the center of town. Outside the old core, homes spread across the hills on bigger lots. Many Brooksville garages have older slabs with settling cracks, stains and patchwork from years of use.
Each floor starts with diamond grinding. The grinder opens the concrete and clears away old paint, sealer and stains on the surface, so the new floor bonds to sound material. The online price already covers standard crack repair. The full polyaspartic system goes on next, from base coat to clear topcoat. It holds its color and does not yellow in the sun.
No franchise owner, and no subcontractor. The installers are MyGarageFloors.com employees that we hire and train ourselves in our own system. Your interior floor is backed for life, and you pay the lowest price in Greater Tampa Bay. You see your exact price online in about 60 seconds, and nobody comes out to sell.
