Local General Contractor Expertise
In neighborhoods from the French Quarter to Uptown, our General Contractor and Roofing Contractor services handle everything from full-home remodels to specialty roof replacements built for New Orleans weather. This page covers how we manage kitchen remodels, bathroom vanity installations, room additions, interior and exterior painting, and hurricane-resistant roofing—whether you're in a historic home needing HDLC approval or a newer build dealing with humidity damage. Whether you need whole-house renovation or a targeted roof upgrade, you'll find straightforward answers here.
Every project follows a clear, predictable process. From first inspection through final walkthrough, you'll know exactly where things stand.
We assess your home's condition, check for flood risk, survey building codes, and identify any historic district rules (common in the Marigny area). Then we map the scope and timeline together.
We handle all New Orleans Building Department paperwork. Permits take 2–5 days for residential work. Historic district jobs (HDLC) carry a 50% fee surcharge and extra review time—we're experienced with that.
We protect your home during construction. For roofing work, we manage water intrusion risks. For interior jobs, we seal work zones to contain dust and moisture.
We execute the work—framing, sheetrock, painting, kitchen cabinets, roof installation. We keep you updated on progress and address any surprises on the spot.
Building inspectors sign off at each stage. We coordinate schedules and fix any deficiencies right away. Final walkthrough confirms quality and code compliance.
You receive all warranties, documents, and care instructions. We answer follow-up questions and remain available if issues arise.
You'll always know what's happening next—and when.
We offer full-service construction and specialized roofing expertise for New Orleans homes.
Open-concept remodels, room additions, and multi-phase renovations are our core work. Whether you're expanding a shotgun-style cottage in Central City or redesigning a Uptown Colonial, we manage all framing, electrical, plumbing, and finishes within code and on schedule.

Multi-room renovation in Uptown area with structural framing and new finishes
Kitchen cabinets, countertops, islands, and full bathroom overhauls. We handle tile showers, vanity installation, plumbing relocation, and ventilation upgrades to fight New Orleans humidity.

Kitchen island and countertop installation in Garden District home
Interior walls, ceilings, trim, and exterior house paint. We address mold prep, moisture barriers, and color-matching for historic homes in the French Quarter and Bywater.

Fresh interior paint with mold-resistant primer in Marigny colonial
Wall framing, partition work, sheetrock installation and repair. We install moisture-resistant drywall in wet areas and ensure proper stud spacing for code compliance.
Metal roofing, impact-resistant shingles, and specialty repairs. New Orleans requires roofing materials to withstand 110+ mph winds. We handle hurricane-resistant installations with proper fastening and underlayment to protect against the city's intense humidity and rain.

Metal roof installation with hurricane ties in New Orleans East
New Orleans construction isn't like most places. Your home faces unique challenges that require local knowledge.
The French Quarter has strict rules through the Historic District Landmarks Commission (HDLC), and anyone planning renovations must get HDLC approval, following guidelines about materials, colors, and styles. Bywater and Marigny have similar preservation rules. Work in historic districts faces a 50% surcharge on permits. We know the approval process and design restrictions.
Roofing materials must withstand winds of at least 110 mph in New Orleans. Coastal-area homes face stricter wind load standards. We design and install with these requirements in mind, using proper hurricane ties, upgraded underlayment, and impact-rated materials.
New Orleans receives 62 inches of rain annually with high humidity, and relentless moisture can shorten asphalt roof lifespans from 20 years down to 10–15 years without maintenance. We use mold-resistant primers, proper ventilation, and moisture-blocking products in every renovation.
Metal roofing and impact-resistant shingles outperform standard asphalt in New Orleans. We help homeowners choose materials built for this climate.
New Orleans has extensive flood-prone areas, and projects in flood zones require elevation certificates, floodproofing, or mitigation measures. We coordinate with city floodplain management and build accordingly.
Residential permit processing typically takes 2–5 days, while commercial projects may take 10–15 days. We handle all paperwork and coordinate inspections to keep your timeline on track.
Local service means faster response, familiar neighborhoods, and contractors who understand your block's quirks.
We work throughout New Orleans neighborhoods including the French Quarter, Bywater, Marigny, Frenchmen, Uptown, Garden District, Central City, and New Orleans East. We also serve nearby communities in Jefferson Parish and surrounding areas.
Call or visit our site to schedule a free initial consultation. We'll discuss your project, answer questions about permits and timelines, and give you a clear estimate with no obligation.
The New Orleans Building Department requires permits for nearly all construction, remodeling, or repair projects. We handle permit applications, so you don't have to worry about compliance.
A standard kitchen remodel (cabinets, countertops, painting) usually takes 2–4 weeks depending on scope and if structural work is needed. We'll give you a precise timeline during the planning phase.
Yes. We have experience with Historic District Landmarks Commission rules and design requirements. We prepare documentation and manage the approval process for you.
Metal roofing is more durable in New Orleans humidity and lasts longer than asphalt. Impact-resistant shingles are a cost-effective alternative. We assess your budget and home's exposure, then recommend the best fit.
We work with city floodplain management and use proper elevation and waterproofing techniques. An elevation certificate may be required, which we coordinate.
We use mold-resistant primers and drywall in wet areas, install proper ventilation, and manage humidity during construction. We also seal work zones to isolate moisture from the rest of your home.
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