Lake Mary grew along the South Florida Railroad, around two citrus settlements called Bent's Station and Belle Fontaine. Its lake was named for Mary Sundell, the wife of an early settler. The first post office opened in 1887. The area stayed semi-rural until the 1970s and incorporated as a city in 1973. Today this Seminole County city has 16,798 residents and offices for companies like AAA and Dixon Ticonderoga. MyGarageFloors installs one floor here: a full polyaspartic flake system.
Most of Lake Mary was built after it turned suburban in the 1970s, so the typical garage sits on a slab from the last few decades. Many homes are in planned and gated communities. Nearby is the Heathrow area, an unincorporated community with similar housing. These are garages that get used every day and rarely get any care. By the time a slab is twenty or thirty years old, the tire lanes are dark and the paint, if there ever was any, is long gone.
Each floor begins with diamond grinding. The grinder lifts off the smooth top layer, stains and any old coating, and leaves clean concrete with an open surface. Every Lake Mary job comes with standard crack repair, done before any coating goes on. The full polyaspartic system then builds up from a base coat to a clear topcoat, and it will not yellow.
We send our own installers, every time. They are MyGarageFloors employees, hired and trained in our system. There are no subcontractors and no franchise owners. Interior floors are backed for life at the lowest price in Greater Orlando. You can get your exact price online in 60 seconds and book without a sales visit.
