Water is essential for life, but when it ends up in the wrong places inside a home, it becomes one of the most damaging forces to a structure. Most people notice water damage when it stains a ceiling or buckles a floor. But beneath the surface, long before these signs appear, moisture can quietly compromise...
Damage from water, fire, or mold is always disruptive. Once the emergency is under control, the next step is often just as stressful—dealing with the insurance claim. Filing a property damage claim isn’t as straightforward as many assume. The process is layered with technical details, deadlines, and documentation requirements. Missing a step or misunderstanding the...
In South Louisiana, hurricanes and severe storms are a part of life. While the initial impact often brings visible destruction, one of the most common and costly problems comes afterward—mold. It doesn’t arrive with loud winds or heavy rain, but it shows up quietly in the days that follow, hidden behind walls, under floors, and...
Water has a way of finding paths no one expects. It seeps behind walls, collects under floors, and lingers long after the rain has stopped. In homes across South Louisiana, where heavy rains, high humidity, and aging infrastructure collide, hidden water damage is more common than most realize. The challenge is that it doesn’t always...
In regions where flooding is no longer a rare event but a seasonal reality, long-term resilience is no longer a luxury. It’s a necessity. Elevating structures—homes, commercial buildings, and essential facilities—has become one of the most effective ways to reduce long-term risk and preserve the continuity of communities exposed to repeated disasters. Building elevation is...
EPA Lead Paint Certification is key to RRP compliance and protecting health, safety, and reputation. Lead-based paint hasn’t been used in residential construction for decades, but its impact continues today. Homes, schools, and buildings built before 1978 still contain layers of lead paint, often buried beneath newer coats. When disturbed during renovations or repairs, that...
Discover the hidden health risks of household mold and how prolonged exposure can impact the body over time. In Louisiana, dealing with water intrusion is part of life. From heavy seasonal rains to hurricanes and daily humidity, homes and commercial buildings are constantly exposed to moisture. While water damage might first appear as discoloration or...
Water damage doesn’t always present itself in dramatic fashion. In many cases, the most serious problems begin behind walls, beneath floors, or above ceilings. Hidden water damage is especially common in humid regions like Louisiana, where storms, flooding, and seasonal moisture are constant challenges for property owners. When left undetected, moisture can weaken the structure...
In southern regions like Louisiana and Mississippi, basements face unique environmental challenges due to heavy rainfall, high humidity, and shifting soil conditions. These factors increase the likelihood of water intrusion, which can silently damage a property’s structural integrity and invite harmful mold growth if left unchecked. Preventing water intrusion is not just about reacting to...
Legal disputes involving property conditions, structural damage, or construction outcomes often hinge on physical evidence. The ability to provide clear, objective, and accurate documentation is essential, especially when interpretations of damage or liability come into question. In this context, Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) technology has become a valuable resource in litigation support, offering detailed...