Oviedo started as a farm settlement near Lake Jesup in the late 1800s. Citrus and celery carried its economy into the 1940s, and chickens used to roam downtown. It became a town in 1925. After the University of Central Florida was announced in 1963, faculty and staff began moving in, and Oviedo became a city in 1967. The 2020 census counted 40,059 people. MyGarageFloors installs a full polyaspartic flake system for homes like theirs.
Most Oviedo garages belong to family homes built in the growth that followed UCF and the Central Florida Research Park. A smaller group of older houses sits near the historic downtown, where SR 434 runs through. Newer homes have smooth slabs that stain and dust. Older ones carry cracks and tired paint. Downtown Orlando is about 20 minutes away by SR 417 and SR 408, so a lot of these garages see two commutes a day.
Diamond grinding comes first on every floor. It takes the slab down to clean, open concrete that a coating can grab. Oviedo floors get standard crack repair, and any old coating gets ground away. The grinder also takes care of the dust and weak skin on a newer slab, which is where a lot of Oviedo homes start. Next, the full polyaspartic system goes on in layers, base coat to clear topcoat. Because it is UV stable, it keeps the look it had the day it went down.
Every installer is a MyGarageFloors employee. We do the hiring, we train in our system, and we never use subcontractors. Franchises are not part of how we work. A lifetime warranty covers every interior floor in Oviedo, and the price is the lowest in Greater Orlando, with a price match on any written quote for the same complete polyaspartic floor.
