6 Qualified New Orleans, LA Remodeling Contractors
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“Capstone have handled my remodeling for the last 12 years. Capstone Enterprises have excellent service. The quality ...”
547 Jefferson Street, New Orleans, LA 70121 License: 39830
Capstone Enterprises, L.L.C. is a locally owned commercial, residential, and historic properties Contracting and Maintenance Company that has been serving the Southeastern Louisiana region for over twenty years. Please visit our website, callcapstone.com, and get to know us better. We hope this info...
Serving New Orleans Remodeling Needs License: 89986
We are a locally owned and operated full service General Contractor specializing in Remodeling, additions, and new construction
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“He is a general contractor and does all kinds of construction work. Roland does excellent. He is a perfectionist and...”
Serving New Orleans Remodeling Needs License: 554154
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“He re-built a house that was destroyed in a hurricane. Sean is excellent. He is punctual and his work is professional.”
1401 Distribution Row, New Orleans, LA 70123 License: 881294
Serving New Orleans Remodeling Needs License: 86031
Here at B.J.C Construction, Inc., we are New Orleans' premier professional contracting company. We offer the highest quality in both residential and commercial construction with over three decades of experience. We are known to pay exquisite attention to detail while making customer satisfaction our...
Serving New Orleans Remodeling Needs License: 87543
Echo Ventures was started in 2000 by Arleen and Henry Friloux to meet our customers needs for residential and commercial remodeling and renovations. The company began with just two employees and has continued to expand and now employees between ten and fifteen quality employees depending on the dema...
Among the many historical sites in New Orleans is the Jackson Barracks, a military base established in 1834. Listed as a historic landmark since 1976, the entire base sustained severe damage during Hurricane Katrina in 2005. But thanks to the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s (FEMA) $7 million in funding, New Orleans, Louisiana remodeling contractors were able to renovate and upgrade five of the two-story structures at the garrison. And just recently, FEMA donated an additional $11.6 million for New Orleans remodeling pros to restore and preserves the remaining structures at the base. But this remodel is more difficult than most, as the base is the country’s largest collection of pre-war structures, and consists of wood-frame and masonry buildings. The renovations have to meet historical-renovation guidelines and federal- and state-preservation reviews.