Few Florida towns wear their roots like Dunedin. The name comes from the Gaelic name for Edinburgh, the city hosts Highland Games, and its sister city is Stirling, Scotland. Settlers arrived around 1850, and the Town of Dunedin incorporated in 1899. The 2020 census counted 36,068 people. MyGarageFloors installs a single floor for homes here, a full polyaspartic flake system.
Dunedin is a small city on St. Joseph Sound, and its garages tend to be packed. Bikes for the Pinellas Trail, which runs right through downtown. Kayaks, coolers and beach chairs for Honeymoon and Caladesi islands. In waterfront pockets like Baywood Shores, garages took on water when Helene came through in 2024. Plenty of slabs here have been through more than one storm. They tend to show it in stains, rough patches and cracks along the old joints.
Here is how a Dunedin floor gets done. We start by diamond grinding the concrete until it is clean and open, never acid etched. That also strips off any paint or failing coating. Ordinary crack repair is done next, and the online price already includes it. Then the full polyaspartic system goes down in layers: base coat, flake and a clear topcoat. That top layer will not yellow, even with the door open to the sound all afternoon.
Every installer is hired directly by MyGarageFloors and trained in our system. They are our people, not a subcontracted crew, and we are not a franchise. Each Dunedin interior floor carries our lifetime warranty, so peeling, chipping or delaminating is on us to fix. The price is the lowest in Greater Tampa Bay, and you can see it online in about 60 seconds without anyone visiting.
