Sewer problems cause stress fast. A slow drain turns into a backup, a wet spot in the yard starts to smell, and suddenly the week’s plans pivot to calling a plumber. Homeowners in Baton Rouge, Prairieville, Denham Springs, and Central ask the same question once a leak is confirmed: what will it...
Smelling gas at home stops time. The brain goes straight to safety: get out, make sure everyone is okay, and figure out what to do next. Natural gas has a distinct, sulfur-like odor because utilities add mercaptan to help people detect leaks quickly. That smell is the early warning. In Baton...
A slab leak under concrete rarely announces itself loudly. It often starts with a warm spot on the floor, a stubborn water bill that inches higher, or a bit of mildew along a baseboard that never dries out. In Baton Rouge, LA, where many homes sit on concrete slabs and expansive soils shift with...
