MyGarageFloors puts down one floor: a full polyaspartic flake system. Orlando is where Greater Orlando starts. The city is the seat of Orange County. It was first incorporated as a town in 1875, and the 2020 census counted 307,573 people inside its limits. Those limits take in 115 defined neighborhoods, from the blocks around Lake Eola to the far southeast. Past the city line, the metro keeps going in every direction.
All that history means Orlando garages come in every age. Around Lake Eola and in College Park, some homes date to the 1920s land boom, and their slabs have been patched and painted more than once. Baldwin Park is a different story. It was built on the old Naval Training Center after the base closed in 1999, so its garages are far younger. A downtown bungalow and a Baldwin Park townhome need different things from a floor, but both start with the same careful prep.
The work starts with a diamond grinder. It cuts through dirt, old sealer and worn paint until the concrete is clean and open. Crack repair at the standard level comes with every Orlando job. If your floor was coated before, the booking tool asks, and the old coating gets ground off. Then the full polyaspartic system goes down, from the base coat through the clear topcoat. It holds its color in the Florida sun instead of turning yellow.
The hands on your floor belong to our own team. Every installer is a MyGarageFloors employee, hired and trained in our system. No Orlando job is ever handed to a subcontractor, and this is not a franchise. Each interior floor comes with a lifetime warranty, and you pay the lowest price in Greater Orlando. You can see your exact price online in 60 seconds, with no home visit and no salesman.
