Clearwater is the county seat of Pinellas County. MyGarageFloors installs a single product, a full polyaspartic flake floor for the garage. The town started out in 1891 as Clear Water Harbor and took the name City of Clearwater in 1915. Today it stretches from the Gulf beaches across the Intracoastal and east toward Tampa Bay. The 2020 census put it at 117,292 residents.
Garages here come in two main flavors. Near downtown, Harbor Oaks is a historic neighborhood laid out in the early 1900s, and its slabs carry a century of wear. Up north, Countryside grew in the 1970s and 1980s around its country club and mall. Those ranch and split plan homes now have concrete that is forty or fifty years old. Expect hairline cracks, oil spots and maybe an old paint job that is flaking at the edges. Either way, the slab has done its time bare.
Our process is the same on both. A diamond grinder takes the slab down to bare, open concrete, which gives the coating something real to grab. Clearwater floors are never acid etched. Repair of standard cracks comes with the job, inside the online price. Any old coating gets ground away in the same pass. The full polyaspartic system follows, from the base coat to the flake to the clear top. It stays clear and will not turn yellow in the Gulf Coast sun.
Your installers are MyGarageFloors employees. Each one is hired by us and trained in our system, start to finish. No subcontractors, ever, and no franchise. Clearwater interior floors get a lifetime warranty: should one peel, chip or delaminate, we make it right. And you pay the lowest price in Greater Tampa Bay, with a price match to back it up.
