Largo was citrus country for most of its life. The town incorporated in 1905, and groves drove the local economy until the 1960s. Then growth turned it into a bedroom community for the rest of Pinellas County. Today it is the county's third largest city, with 82,485 people in the 2020 census. MyGarageFloors makes one thing for homes like these: a full polyaspartic flake garage floor.
Largo has a lot of manufactured housing, and those homes usually have no garage slab to coat. The site built houses in between are where a coated garage floor fits. Many went up during the growth that followed the groves, so their concrete has been working for decades. Think single story homes with an attached garage, a washer and dryer against the wall and a workbench in the corner. The floor has years of oil drips, rust rings and patch jobs. Some have a coat of gray paint that has started to peel near the door.
Every Largo floor starts with a diamond grinder. It cuts away the worn surface and leaves clean, open concrete. Acid never touches the slab. Crack repair of the standard kind is already counted in the number you see online. Paint or an old coating? We grind it off first, and the booking tool asks about it up front. After that comes the full polyaspartic system, base coat through clear topcoat, with flake in between. Florida sun will not yellow it.
We do not use subcontractors. Every installer is a MyGarageFloors employee, hired by us and trained in our system. There is no franchise owner in the middle. Each Largo interior floor is backed for life, and if it peels, chips or delaminates, we come back and fix it. Our price is the lowest in Greater Tampa Bay, and we will match a lower quote.
