Wesley Chapel has grown at a rare pace. The census counted 5,691 people here in 2000. By 2020 the count was 64,866. Before the subdivisions, this corner of Pasco County ran on lumber, turpentine, citrus and cattle. It was once called Double Branch and took its current name from a Methodist church. A 2003 push to make it a city never went through. MyGarageFloors.com brings one product to that kind of town: a full polyaspartic flake floor for the garage.
Most homes here are young, and so are their slabs. Neighborhoods like Meadow Pointe were built as planned communities with their own districts and rules. Newer streets fill in around the Wiregrass area and the I-75 corridor every year. Wesley Chapel is now the largest census place in Pasco County. A builder slab is plain concrete. It looks fine on move in day. Then it starts to collect oil drips, tire marks and the fine shrinkage cracks that new concrete develops as it cures.
New concrete still gets the full prep. We diamond grind the surface until it is clean and porous, which gives the coating something real to grip. Standard crack repair is included, and those early shrinkage cracks are exactly what it is for. Next comes the complete polyaspartic system, base coat through clear topcoat. It does not yellow when the sun hits it.
We never send a subcontractor. The people who grind and coat your floor are our employees, hired by MyGarageFloors.com and trained in our system. We are not a franchise, either. Each interior floor is backed for life, and the price is the lowest in Greater Tampa Bay. You get your exact price online in about 60 seconds, without a salesman.
