Winter Park was planned in the 1880s as a resort for wealthy Northerners, with its streets laid out on a grid. The area was first settled in 1858 under the name Lakeview. Rollins College was founded in 1885, and the town incorporated two years later. The city sits just north of downtown Orlando in Orange County and had 29,795 residents in 2020. MyGarageFloors brings it one floor: a full polyaspartic flake system.
Many homes here are older than the suburbs around them. Olde Winter Park has small brick streets under live oaks and Spanish moss. Windsong is known for its roaming peacocks, and Hannibal Square has a long history of its own. Older garages in the city often have slabs that are worn, cracked or painted. Newer rebuilds come with bare concrete that needs sealing just as much. Whatever the age, a Winter Park garage tends to sit close to the street and in plain view, so the floor matters.
The method does not change with the house. A diamond grinder cleans the slab down to open concrete, with no acid involved. Cracks in a Winter Park slab get the standard repair at no added cost. If the floor was painted or coated before, that layer gets ground off. The full polyaspartic system then goes down from the base coat through the clear topcoat, and it will not yellow in the sun.
Every person who works on your floor draws a MyGarageFloors paycheck. We hired them and trained them in our system, so no subcontractor and no franchisee works on your home. Every interior floor is backed for life, at the lowest price in Greater Orlando. Your exact price is online in 60 seconds, without a salesman stopping by.
