Water Proofing New Orleans

Basements and crawl spaces in New Orleans sit in constant contact with groundwater and humidity. We inject epoxy sealants into cracks, apply interior membranes, and install sump systems to block moisture before it spreads to structural wood or triggers mold.

Many old shotgun houses in Bywater have clay brick foundations prone to seepage. We solve this without tearing up floors.

Flat roofs, skylights, and rusted flashings are common leak sources in New Orleans' older neighborhoods. We seal penetrations, apply protective coatings, and replace failing flashing to stop leaks before they rot attic framing or ceiling drywall.

Rain-driven moisture penetrates brick, mortar, and wood siding, especially in historic Creole cottages. We apply water-repellent coatings, repair deteriorated mortar joints, and seal cracks to keep exterior walls dry while preserving original aesthetics.

New Orleans' humidity naturally promotes mold growth inside walls and attics. Waterproofing alone stops exterior water; we also dehumidify crawl spaces, install vapor barriers, and ventilate damp areas to halt mold before it spreads.

We work in historic Creole neighborhoods like Marigny, Bywater, and Treme, where 19th-century architecture demands careful waterproofing. We also serve Uptown's grand mansions, Mid-City's residential blocks, and French Quarter properties—anywhere in the greater New Orleans area.

• Marigny & Bywater shotgun houses & Creole cottages
• French Quarter historic buildings & commercial properties
• Treme residential & institutional properties
• Uptown mansions & St. Charles Avenue properties
• Mid-City, Lakeview, & Garden District homes