Palm Harbor is not a city. It is an unincorporated community in north Pinellas County, and with 61,366 people in the 2020 census, it is bigger than neighboring Dunedin. The area was once called Curlew, then grew up around the Sutherland settlement in the late 1800s. It took the name Palm Harbor in 1925. MyGarageFloors serves homes like these with one product, a full polyaspartic flake garage floor.
The land here is hilly by Florida standards, and the homes are a mix. The historic downtown sits between Alternate 19 and Tampa Road. The Ozona area sits right on the water. Innisbrook and its golf courses sit off US 19, home of the Copperhead course and the Valspar Championship. Garages here hold golf carts, clubs and second cars, and the slabs range from decades old to fairly new. Older ones often carry a worn coat of paint or a failed DIY kit.
Whatever the age, we prep it the same way. The slab is diamond ground to clean, open concrete, with no acid involved. Old paint and coatings come off in that step. Standard cracks get repaired next, and the online price covers it. Then we lay the full polyaspartic system, from base coat to flake to the clear topcoat. It is built to stay clear and not yellow when sunlight hits it through an open door.
MyGarageFloors does not franchise and does not subcontract. Our installers are our own employees, hired and trained in our system. A Palm Harbor interior floor is backed for life, and a peel, chip or delamination gets fixed by us. Pricing is the lowest in Greater Tampa Bay, and our price match guarantee covers the rest.
