Heating and cooling repair across Jefferson Parish, east bank and west

Most of the parish was built out after the 1950s, and the typical house is a one-story slab home with the air handler and ducts in a hot attic. That layout is efficient to build but hard on equipment: the ducts sit in the hottest part of the house all summer, joints work loose, and an air handler in the attic can leak into the ceiling when its drain clogs. Many of those houses are on their second or third system, often installed without anyone checking the ductwork.

The parish is also low and wet. Drainage canals run through the neighborhoods, summer storms dump heavy rain in an afternoon, and humidity stays high for months. A system that cools but does not dry the air leaves a slab house feeling clammy, which is why we look at sizing, airflow and the coil, not just the thermostat reading.

On the east bank we run daily routes to Metairie, Kenner, Harahan and River Ridge, with Elmwood and Jefferson along the way. Across the river, the Westbank Expressway takes us to Gretna, Terrytown, Harvey, Marrero and Westwego. Calls go to our Mid-City service office, which sits a short drive from the parish line, and during heat waves both offices share the load. Grand Isle and the far southern end of the parish are outside our regular area.

Neighboring parishes we also cover: Plaquemines Parish and St. Bernard Parish.