
AC repair and storm-damage HVAC work in LaPlace
LaPlace is the largest community in St. John the Baptist Parish, sitting where I-10 meets I-55, and it has rebuilt more than once after Isaac and Ida.
Answered 24/7Mid-City service officeSlidell head officeEvery major brand
We cover LaPlace from our Mid-City service office out I-10. After Hurricane Isaac's flooding and Hurricane Ida's damage, many homes have newer systems, some installed in a hurry, and others that were restarted after sitting in water. We inspect, repair, replace and raise systems, and answer 24/7.
What two storms left behind
Hurricane Isaac flooded parts of LaPlace in 2012, and Hurricane Ida's eyewall crossed it in 2021. Between them, a large share of homes needed HVAC repairs or replacement, and the demand was so high that some work was done quickly rather than well.
We still find condensers set back on the ground in streets that flooded, new units on old ductwork, and systems restarted after water exposure without a proper check. When the next hot spell comes, those are the systems that fail first.
LaPlace is also known as the andouille capital, and its community has rebuilt with a lot of determination after each storm. Many homeowners here now ask for raised condensers, surge protection and a written record of their system's condition, which helps with insurance and makes the next storm recovery faster.

What LaPlace homes call us for
Post-Storm HVAC Inspection & Restart
Systems that were never checked after water.
Post-Storm HVAC Inspection & Restart in LaPlaceRaised Condenser Stand Installation
Outdoor units moved above flood levels.
Raised Condenser Stand Installation for LaPlace homesAC Installation & Replacement
Fixing rushed post-storm installs.
How we handle AC installation & replacement hereElectric Heat Strip Repair
Heat strips that fail on cold mornings.
Electric Heat Strip Repair in LaPlaceGetting to LaPlace
LaPlace is our main route in St. John the Baptist Parish, an easy run from Mid-City along I-10.
Nearby service pages: Destrehan, Kenner and River Ridge.
Questions from LaPlace
Yes, rushed installs often have drainage, charge or duct problems.
Yes, on a sturdy stand above expected flood levels.
It is on our regular route; we give honest arrival times.
LaPlace system acting up?
Call any hour and we will check what the storms left behind.
Every heating and cooling serviceOne number for both offices
- Phone
- (504) 520-4214
- Hours
- Open 24 hours, 7 days
- Service office
- 2530 Banks St, New Orleans, LA 70119
- Head office
- 42816 Rewa Ln, Slidell, LA 70460
Map of LaPlace