Short answer
We serve New Orleans East, ZIPs 70126, 70127, 70128 and 70129. Much of the East was built as twentieth-century slab homes with the air handler and ducts in the attic, and much of it flooded in 2005 and was rebuilt. Common calls are attic drain overflows, leaking or crushed attic ducts, aging outdoor units and AC repairs. The line is answered 24/7.
Slab homes and attic systems
Much of eastern New Orleans was built as twentieth-century slab homes, very different from the raised shotguns of the older city. With no crawlspace, the air handler, coil and every duct go in the attic, where summer heat bakes insulation, loosens joints and makes drain lines work hard. When an attic drain clogs and the float switch is missing, the water comes straight through the ceiling below.
During Hurricane Ida all of New Orleans lost power, and Entergy aimed to restore most customers about 10 days after the lights went out. Long outages end with surges and restarts that kill capacitors, contactors and control boards, and attic systems that sat in the heat for days often show their weak parts that week. We check the electrical side first on any post-storm call.
What New Orleans East homeowners call us for
AC Drain Line & Float Switch Repair
Attic drains and float switches that keep water off the ceiling.
Ductwork Repair
Crushed, disconnected or leaking attic ducts traced and repaired.
AC Replacement
Aging outdoor units and air handlers replaced with matched systems.
AC Capacitor & Contactor Replacement
Units that hum or will not start after storms and outages.
Getting to you in New Orleans East
From our Monticello Ave office we reach New Orleans East on I-10 over the High Rise across the Industrial Canal, and cover all four ZIPs, 70126, 70127, 70128 and 70129, from the neighborhoods near Gentilly out to Village de l'Est. Tell us the cross streets when you call, and we will give you a realistic arrival time.