Low water pressure shows up in small but annoying ways. A shower that never feels strong enough. A kitchen sink that takes too long to fill a pot. A sprinkler zone that barely pops up. In Baton Rouge, it often ties back to mineral buildup, aging galvanized lines, small leaks, or a pressure...
A burst pipe at midnight in Mid City, a sewer backup on a Sunday in Shenandoah, or a water heater that stops in Old Goodwood right before guests arrive — plumbing emergencies rarely wait for business hours. Homeowners in Baton Rouge want fast help, straight answers, and a fair price. Here is what...
Gas leaks rattle even calm homeowners, and for good reason. Natural gas and propane are combustible and can lead to fire, explosion, or carbon monoxide exposure. A leak also wastes energy and money. Clear steps and quick action make a big difference. This guide explains what to do the moment a...
