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Spring Into Renovation: Top Home Upgrades for New Orleans Homes
As the weather warms up and the days grow longer, spring presents an ideal window for homeowners to tackle long-awaited renovation projects. In New Orleans, where humidity and storm risks increase later in the year, spring offers the sweet spot between cooler winter months and the disruptive summer hurricane season.
Why Lead Paint Is Still a Major Issue in New Orleans Homes
New Orleans is a city rich in culture, architecture, and history—but with that history comes a hidden hazard lurking in many of its beautiful homes: lead paint. While lead-based paint was banned for residential use in the U.S. in 1978, the majority of New Orleans homes were built long before
Did Your Home Trap Moisture This Winter?
When winter rolls through New Orleans, we tend to think more about staying warm and cozy than what’s happening inside our walls. But while you were curled up indoors, your home may have been silently trapping moisture. Now that the season is shifting, it’s time to consider what that excess
How to Prevent Spring Mold Growth After a Wet Winter in New Orleans
New Orleans’ subtropical climate, characterized by warm temperatures and high humidity, creates an ideal environment for mold growth. After a particularly wet winter, the increased moisture levels can exacerbate this issue, leading to potential health risks and structural damage in homes. Implementing proactive measures is essential to mitigate these risks
Why Spring Festivals Drive Demand for Home & Business Renovations
Spring in New Orleans isn’t just a change in the weather—it’s a celebration of life, color, and culture. With world-famous festivals like Jazz Fest, French Quarter Fest, and countless neighborhood celebrations filling the streets, the city becomes a hub of excitement and energy. But along with the festivities comes a
Can a House Be Saved from Mold in New Orleans?
Mold is a serious concern for homeowners in New Orleans, where the warm, humid climate creates the perfect conditions for spores to grow and spread quickly. Whether caused by storm flooding, plumbing leaks, or poor ventilation, mold can damage your home’s structure and endanger your family’s health. Fortunately, the answer