Lutz began as a stop on the Tampa Northern Railroad. It took its name from W. P. Lutz, the man credited with bringing the rail line through. The community was never incorporated, and it sits about 15 miles north of Tampa. It also straddles two counties, with Hillsborough to the south and Pasco to the north. Here, as everywhere, MyGarageFloors.com offers one product for the garage: a full polyaspartic flake system.
Locals still call the crossroads Beautiful Downtown Lutz. Around it, the homes come in every vintage and lot size. Some sit on lake lots or a few acres. Others line planned subdivisions. Carpenter's Run, in north Lutz on the Pasco side, is where parts of Edward Scissorhands were filmed. One Lutz garage is a tidy two car slab. Another holds a tractor, a bass boat and a workbench. Either way, the concrete takes the wear first. Lutz grew 22.6 percent between 2010 and 2020, so newer slabs keep joining the older ones.
Every job opens with a diamond grinder, not acid. The grinder shaves off the top skin of the slab and leaves concrete that is clean and open. Normal cracks get repaired as part of the standard price. After that, the complete polyaspartic system goes down in layers: a base coat, a broadcast of color flake and a clear topcoat. Sunlight will not turn it yellow.
Our own employees install your floor. Each one is hired by us and trained in our system from day one. We do not subcontract the work, and MyGarageFloors.com is not a franchise. A lifetime warranty covers every interior floor, and no one in Greater Tampa Bay beats our price. You book online, with no salesman in your driveway.
