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Remodeling and exterior work in Lafayette, LA

Lafayette is home base for us. We are on Carnaby Drive, and most of the houses we work on are a short drive from the shop. After 25 years working Acadiana homes, we know the local building stock well, from the older places in the Saint Streets and Freetown to the newer construction out toward River Ranch and Sugar Mill Pond.

Older Lafayette homes come with their own list. Foundations that have shifted on our clay soil, kitchens and baths that were laid out for a different era, wiring and plumbing that need to come up to current code during a remodel. Newer homes have different needs, usually additions and updates as families grow. We handle both.

What we do here: kitchen and bathroom renovations, whole-home remodels, room and primary suite additions, roof replacement and repair, concrete driveways and slabs, and the framing that goes with remodel and addition work.

The Lafayette clay is worth calling out. It swells when it is wet and shrinks in a dry stretch, and that movement is behind a lot of the foundation cracks and uneven slabs we get called about. When we pour concrete or set an addition foundation, the base prep and drainage do most of the work of keeping it stable. We plan for the soil instead of fighting it later.

Being local means we actually answer the phone and show up when we say we will. You are not routing through a call center in another state. You get a crew from here that knows the parish permit process and what the inspectors look for.

Licensed and insured, family owned, free estimates.

Lafayette questions

Common questions in Lafayette

Our shop is at 100 Carnaby Dr., Lafayette, LA 70508. We work throughout Lafayette Parish and across Acadiana.
Yes. We remodel a lot of older Lafayette homes. These jobs often turn up outdated wiring, plumbing, or shifted foundations once we open the walls, and we bring those up to code as part of the work.
It is usually the soil, not the concrete. Lafayette clay expands and contracts with moisture, and a slab poured over poorly prepped base moves with it. Proper base prep, thickness, and drainage are what prevent it.

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