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Why Bathrooms Stay Humid No Matter the Fan
(What’s Really Going On in South Louisiana Homes) If your bathroom stays humid even when the fan is running, you’re not alone. A lot of South Louisiana homeowners deal with: mirrors staying fogged forever walls feeling damp towels that never fully dry mildew showing up quickly paint peeling near the ceiling musty smells that keep returning And you might think: “But the fan is on… why isn’t it working?” Here’s the truth:✅ Many bathroom fans are not actually removing moisture
Cajun Conservation
2 days ago4 min read


Floors Buckling or Cupping in Summer — Why It Happens
(And What South Louisiana Homeowners Should Do About It) If your floors start doing weird things in the summer — you’re not alone. In South Louisiana, many homeowners notice: wood floors “cupping” (edges raised) boards swelling and tightening up planks pushing up or buckling gaps disappearing (or showing up later) floating floors shifting or popping It can be scary, especially if the floor was expensive or “not that old.” But here’s the truth: ✅ Most summer floor problems are
Cajun Conservation
2 days ago4 min read


Soft or Spongy Floors in Older Homes — Warning Signs
(What It Usually Means in South Louisiana & What to Do Next) If your floor feels soft , bouncy , or spongy in certain areas, it’s a sign you shouldn’t ignore — especially in an older South Louisiana home. This doesn’t always mean your house is “unsafe”……but it does mean something is happening underneath that needs attention. The faster you identify the cause, the easier (and cheaper) it usually is to fix. Let’s break it down in plain language. What “Soft Floors” Can Feel Li
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2 days ago4 min read


Wood Rot Around Windows: Causes Most Homeowners Miss
(And How to Fix It the Right Way in South Louisiana) If you’ve noticed soft wood, peeling paint, or swelling trim around your windows — you’re not alone. In South Louisiana, window wood rot is one of the most common problems homeowners face, especially in older homes. And here’s the frustrating part: ✅ A lot of people replace the trim✅ Repaint everything✅ Caulk it up …and the rot comes back. That’s because the root cause is usually NOT the window itself — it’s the way water
Cajun Conservation
2 days ago4 min read


Why Paint Peels and Bubbles Faster in Louisiana Homes
(And How to Stop It From Happening Again) If you live in South Louisiana, you’ve probably seen it: paint bubbling up in spots peeling around windows and doors flaking trim paint that “should’ve lasted longer” blistering or soft paint on exterior wood caulk lines cracking open way too soon And the frustrating part is… it can happen even with expensive paint and “fresh prep.” In most cases, paint failure isn’t because the paint is bad.It ’s because the conditions underneath ar
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2 days ago4 min read


Musty Smells in Older Homes — What They Usually Mean
(And How to Fix the Cause, Not Just Cover It Up) If you live in South Louisiana and your home has that musty “old house” smell , you’re not alone. Most homeowners try: candles air fresheners plug-ins extra cleaning …and the smell still comes back . That’s because musty odor is almost never just “a smell.”It’s usually a sign of moisture + trapped air + organic material somewhere in the house. Let’s break it down in plain language. What Does “Musty” Usually Mean? That musty sm
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2 days ago4 min read


Why Homes in South Louisiana Feel Damp Inside (And What Actually Fixes It)
If you live in South Louisiana and your house feels damp, clammy, or “sticky” inside , you’re not imagining it. A lot of homeowners assume it’s just “Louisiana being Louisiana”… but the truth is:✅ There are real causes ✅ There are real fixes ✅ And some “fixes” actually make it worse This post will explain what’s going on in plain language so you can make smart decisions before spending money on the wrong solution. What Does “Damp Inside” Really Mean? Homeowners describe it li
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2 days ago4 min read
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