Coverage

Areas we serve

Genuinely local service across New Orleans.

French Quarter

French Quarter homes built in the 1700s and 1800s sit on narrow lots with brick and timber construction that traps moisture after heavy rain…

Garden District properties sit on higher ground than much of New Orleans yet still battle persistent moisture from the humid subtropical cli…

Marigny homes sit on narrow lots between Royal Street and St. Claude Avenue, many built as 1800s shotguns or raised Creole cottages with tig…

Bywater homes sit close to the Mississippi River and the Industrial Canal, where constant humidity and storm surges push moisture into crawl…

Uptown New Orleans sits along the Mississippi River with many pre-1950 shotgun houses and raised Creole cottages that trap moisture under fl…

Mid-City homes built before 1950 line streets like Bienville and North Carrollton with raised shotgun and Creole cottages that trap moisture…

Lakeview sits between City Park and Lake Pontchartrain, where constant humidity and poor drainage keep basements and crawl spaces damp year-…

Gentilly sits between Lake Pontchartrain and the Industrial Canal with a mix of pre-1950 raised bungalows, shotgun doubles, and post-Katrina…

Algiers sits on the West Bank of the Mississippi River in Orleans Parish, with many homes built before 1950 on raised foundations or pier-an…

Treme sits just north of the French Quarter with a dense mix of 1800s shotgun houses and Creole cottages on narrow lots. High humidity and f…