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Hiring a Licensed Contractor

Hiring a reputable, licensed, and insured contractor is the most important part of any commercial, industrial, home improvement or remodeling job. We proudly display our licenses, certifications, insurance and references. We strongly recommend you verify any claims of licensing, insurance or experience before hiring a contractor no matter what the size of the job. Sunlight

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Perils Of Using An Unlicensed Contractor

Repairing Unlicensed Contractor Damage Building a home is as much architectural drawings, and blueprints as it is building science. Building science and understanding how to make any home energy efficient, durable, and contain great indoor air quality is of immeasurable value when building a home properly. One homeowner from Prairieville, Louisiana can account for this.

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Silicone Roof Coating Solutions Commercial Roofing by Sunlight Contractors of Louisiana

Silicone Roof Coating give savvy Louisiana business owners additional protection for their commercial roofing and industrial buildings from leaks, pooling, and other damage. Leak-free real estate isn’t the only advantage offered by GacoFlex Silicone Roof Coating Systems installed by the certified roofing pros at Sunlight Contractors. GacoFlex Silicone Roof Coating Systems can be applied to

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Flood Solutions 2016 Baton Rouge – Destrehan and Denham Springs by Sunlight Contractors

Flood Solutions for Baton Rouge Homes – Flooding of 2016 In the wake of the disastrous flooding of 2016, Brett Crow and hundreds of other homeowners in Baton Rouge, Destrehan, and the surrounding areas were confronted with yet another round of challenges. What do we do with these waterlogged homes? How do we get rid

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Louisiana Flood Clean Up Tips

Damage Restoration Baton Rouge, Denham Springs, Prairieville and surrounding areas

Why Call a Damage Restoration Specialist As far too many Louisiana residents know, flooding can be devastating. To make matters worse, all that water can have moisture-loving mildew and fungi growing by leaps and bounds within just a day or two. There’s no time to waste in cleaning up a home that’s fallen victim to

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Will spray foam prevent outside pollutants from entering my home?

Ah, Spray Polyurethane Foam. How do I appreciate thee? Let me count the ways. This may sound silly but when you get the results of: Lower energy costs Seal cracks/voids with no settling or shrinking Reduce noise Provide greater climate comfort Increase structural strength Deter pests Lower my carbon footprint (Wow. That’s a lot of ways.)

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Spray foam is revolutionizing Louisiana homeowners’ energy bills

Smart homeowners want high-quality, properly installed insulation that allows them to remain comfortable winter, spring, summer, fall — and, yes, even when the monthly utility bill arrives. Spray polyurethane foam offers highly effective insulation for a home’s interior (in walls, ceiling, and attics), and can even be applied around corners and on contoured surfaces. It

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Don’t just Insulate – Encapsulate – Crawl Space Encapulation

 Crawl Space Encapsulation Eliminates Cold Winter Floors Crawl space encapulation can stop cold winter floors unlike regular standard fiber glass insulation. [gallery_bank type=”individual” format=”thumbnail” title=”true” desc=”true” responsive=”true” animation_effect=”bounce” album_title=”true” album_id=”32″] Can your floors stand up to old man winter? Winter always comes back — even to subtropical Southern Louisiana. And when it returns, so can

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Prevent Subfloor Moisture

“Don’t even think about insulating the floor of your raised Louisiana home.” It’s common advice, based upon two dreaded words: moisture problems. Many types of insulation can actually contribute to moisture problems, but unless you want to freeze on the cold days and mop sweat on the sultry ones, all while paying through the nose

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Winterizing Crawl Spaces with Closed Cell Spray Foam

Solutions for Winterizing Crawl Spaces While most people don’t associate cold weather with New Orleans (especially in August), winters can feel as brutal here as anywhere else. Our high year round humidity contributes to this bone-chilling cold. Considering the fact that humidity is also the culprit for making us feel hotter in the summer, this

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Is Cellulose Insulation Vulnerable to Moisture?

Is Cellulose Insulation Moisture Resistant? In southern states like Louisiana and Mississippi, humidity poses a problem for homeowners seeking affordable, reliable insulation. As insulation is a long-term investment, it’s natural that residents of Gulf Coast cities like New Orleans and Baton Rouge would want a product that is able to withstand humidity and moisture-related problems. Because

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Ductwork Insulation Reduces Energy Waste and Utility Costs

One of the benefits of attic encapsulation is energy savings. Insulation is required between the attic space and the living space below, which keeps temperatures in the living quarters of a home regulated. However, insulation applied to an attic’s floor provides no temperature control in the attic itself. Conditioned air, therefore, running through ductwork that

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