Short answer
We serve St. Bernard Parish from Arabi and Chalmette down through Meraux and Violet. Many homes here were rebuilt or raised after Hurricane Katrina in 2005, so systems tend to be younger, with outdoor units on stands and air handlers in the attic. Common calls are AC repairs, drain overflows and storm checks. The line is answered 24/7.
Rebuilt homes and storm-ready systems
Hurricane Katrina flooded most of St. Bernard Parish in 2005, and much of what stands today was rebuilt or raised afterward. For HVAC that has two effects. Systems are often younger than in older parts of the metro, so many calls are routine repairs and tune-ups rather than replacements. And more homes have outdoor units raised on stands or platforms, which keep equipment out of floodwater but need sound anchoring against wind.
Raised and rebuilt homes also put air handlers and ducts in the attic more often than the old cottages did. That brings the familiar attic problems: drain lines that slow down in summer, ducts that sweat where insulation has slipped, and blowers working in heat far above the temperature of the house.
What St. Bernard homeowners call us for
Condenser Stand & Hurricane Strap Installation
Raising or re-anchoring outdoor units on homes that sit low or face storm winds.
Hurricane & Flood HVAC Repair
Inspecting units that took water or a surge before anyone switches them back on.
AC Tune-Up
Keeping younger rebuilt systems clean and correctly charged before the long cooling season.
AC Drain Line & Float Switch Repair
Attic drain lines and float switches on air handlers in raised and rebuilt homes.
Getting to you in St. Bernard Parish
From our Monticello Ave office, St. Bernard Parish is a drive across town and down St. Claude Avenue, which becomes St. Bernard Highway past the parish line, or along Judge Perez Drive in Chalmette. We serve the whole parish, from Arabi at the Orleans line down to Violet. Tell us the nearest cross streets when you call, and we will give you a time.