Heavy rain in Baton Rouge moves fast. Streets pond, ditches rise, and older neighborhoods like Mid City and Garden District feel it in their crawlspaces within hours. After a strong storm or a stalled line of thunderstorms, the city’s mix of clay soils, aging sewer infrastructure, and flat...
Most water heaters in Baton Rouge run quietly in the background until a cold shower forces attention. Regular service prevents that surprise. It extends the life of the tank, keeps energy use in check, and reduces leak risks. The right schedule depends on water quality, usage, and the type of...
A slab leak under concrete rarely announces itself loudly. It often starts with a warm spot on the floor, a stubborn water bill that inches higher, or a bit of mildew along a baseboard that never dries out. In Baton Rouge, LA, where many homes sit on concrete slabs and expansive soils shift with...
