LEMOINE — General Contractor in Baton Rouge, Louisiana
What does LEMOINE deliver for homeowners seeking lasting results?
LEMOINE applies process-driven residential construction management to projects that need to last. Before design moves forward, the team studies how water travels across the site, how the home sheds rain, and how indoor humidity is controlled. That baseline guides every scope, from small repairs to full renovations. Thoughtful grading, guttering, and subsurface drainage keep foundations dry, while proper flashing, air sealing, and vapor control protect walls and roofs. Materials and details are selected for durability in wet and hot conditions, reducing maintenance and preventing mold. Coordinated logistics limit disruption and protect finished spaces during work. Homeowners gain a clear plan, schedules, and checkpoints that verify waterproofing details before finishes go in. The result is a home that looks refined on day one and performs well year after year because moisture risks were addressed first.
How does LEMOINE handle accessibility upgrades in existing homes?
Accessibility upgrades are most reliable when safety and moisture control are designed together. LEMOINE outfits homes with ADA-compliant ramps and entryways that shed water away from thresholds, using proper slope, non-slip surfaces, and sealed transitions. Grab bar and handrail installations are anchored into concealed blocking, then sealed against tile or wall finishes to prevent penetration leaks. Doorways can be widened, thresholds eliminated, and lighting improved so movement through the home is intuitive at any hour. For bathrooms, curbless showers, linear drains, and continuous waterproof membranes keep floors dry while easing mobility. Exterior ramps and porch repairs receive flashing and drainage planning so wind-driven rain does not migrate into subfloors. The team coordinates permits, inspections, and finish selections, balancing comfort with code requirements to make entries, halls, and baths safer without sacrificing the home’s character.
Why choose LEMOINE for kitchen and bath renovations at home?
Kitchen and bath spaces carry the highest moisture load in a home, so LEMOINE treats waterproofing as the backbone of every renovation. In kitchens, upgrades often include improved ventilation, sealed penetrations, and water resistant cabinetry at sink bases and dishwashers. In bathrooms, the team builds showers with flood-tested pans, properly sloped floors, and cementitious backer boards wrapped with continuous membranes. Tile assemblies get movement joints and carefully detailed corners to stop capillary wicking. Vent fans are sized and ducted to the exterior, not the attic. Plumbing is pressure tested before finishes proceed, and all fixtures are set with premium sealants to keep water where it belongs. Scheduling and dust control are planned like logistics operations, so households can keep daily routines. These kitchen and bath solutions include full bathroom renovation services, delivering efficient layouts and dry assemblies that protect indoor air quality.
How can homeowners connect with LEMOINE for an in home consultation?
Homeowners ready to discuss a moisture-first renovation can reach the team at the office at 1200 Brickyard Ln # 300, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70802, during regular hours, which run Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Project inquiries can start on the company website at LEMOINE, by calling (225) 383-3710, or by emailing [email protected]. Updates and recent residential work highlights can be found on the firm’s Facebook page. Initial consultations typically include a walk-through to review drainage patterns, roof water paths, ventilation, and any signs of leaks, followed by a written plan and phased schedule. That early focus on water management informs budgets, material choices, and timelines so each home improvement moves forward with fewer surprises.
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