Hudson sits at the far western edge of Pasco County, right on the Gulf of Mexico. Isaac Hudson settled here in 1878. Later, from the 1930s into the 1950s, shrimping and fishing employed about half the working men in town. The Port of Hudson neighborhood was built in 1950 on fill. The ground here sits only about 7 feet above sea level, and 12,944 people lived here at the 2020 census. MyGarageFloors.com has one product for garages like these: a full polyaspartic flake floor.
Hudson is a waterfront town and a retirement town. The median age was 59.7 at the 2020 census, and 39 percent of residents were 65 or older. In the 1980s, many larger homes went up along the canals. Around the Hudson Beach area and the Port of Hudson, garages hold boats, fishing gear and golf carts. The slabs are often decades old and well worn.
Our process strips that wear away. A diamond grinder takes the slab down to clean, open concrete, with no acid involved. Old paint or a past coating is ground off as part of the prep. Normal crack repair is in the price. Then we apply the full polyaspartic system, from base coat to clear topcoat. It stays its color in the Gulf sun and does not yellow. A sealed floor also gives salt and sand nothing to soak into.
The installer at your door works for us. MyGarageFloors.com hires its own people, trains them in its own system and never hands the job to subcontractors. We are not a franchise. Your price is online in about 60 seconds, with no home visit. Every interior floor is backed for life at the lowest price in Greater Tampa Bay.
