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We cover St. John the Baptist Parish, with many homes in and around LaPlace, Reserve and Garyville. Hurricane Ida brought serious flooding to LaPlace in 2021, so flood-damaged air handlers and ducts, raised condensers and full replacements are a big part of the work here, along with everyday AC repairs. The line is answered 24/7.
After Ida: flooded equipment and rebuilt systems
Hurricane Ida brought severe flooding to LaPlace in 2021, and water in homes there damaged air handlers, ducts and outdoor units that sat low. Equipment that took floodwater usually cannot be trusted afterward: flex duct and duct board hold silt and moisture, and electrical parts corrode. In flood-damaged homes we replace rather than patch, and we raise outdoor units above the level the water reached.
Newer and rebuilt systems in the parish need the same care as anywhere in the metro: drains kept clear through the long cooling season, coils cleaned and the charge checked each spring. Many homes here rely on heat pumps or strip heat for the short winters, so a fall check of defrost controls and heat strips saves a cold night.
What St. John homeowners call us for
Hurricane & Flood HVAC Repair
Inspections and repairs for units that took water or a surge.
Ductwork Replacement
Replacing flex and duct board that sat in floodwater.
Air Handler Replacement
Air handlers damaged by water, rust or age, replaced with matched units.
Condenser Stand & Hurricane Strap Installation
Raising outdoor units above the water line after a flood.
Getting to you in St. John the Baptist Parish
From Monticello Ave we head upriver on I-10 or Airline Highway to LaPlace, then continue to Reserve and Garyville along Airline or River Road. Tell us the community and nearest cross streets when you call, and we will give you a realistic arrival time before we set out. Calls with no cooling and older people at home go to the front of the line.