SES is a locally owned and operated company that specializes in bathrooms and kitchens, home remodeling, renovation, and commercial construction services. Our company is licensed and insured, which means you can enjoy the peace of mind that comes with hiring a reputable contractor.
"The renovation went as smoothly as possible for such a large project. If there was any issue, it was addressed immediately. Ashley, Perry and Luis are all extremely friendly and a pleasure to work with. I am about to start my second renovation with them."
Craig T on January 2021
SES is a locally owned and operated company that specializes in bathrooms and kitchens, home remodeling, renovation, and commercial construction services. Our company is licensed and insured, which means you can enjoy the peace of mind that comes with hiring a reputable contractor.
"The renovation went as smoothly as possible for such a large project. If there was any issue, it was addressed immediately. Ashley, Perry and Luis are all extremely friendly and a pleasure to work with. I am about to start my second renovation with them."
Craig T on January 2021
serving new orleans area since 1989.customer satisfaction number on the list and no subcontractors.
serving new orleans area since 1989.customer satisfaction number on the list and no subcontractors.
Shaw Flooring Alliance dealer, No interest option financing available. We pride ourselves on the quality work we provide, while delivering great customer service! Check out all the services we offer below and call -or- click to schedule a free estimate today!
"Very professional job. Prompt and on time. The floors were matched perfectly with the original floors throughout the house! Very satisfied with the results."
Dalton S on December 2022
Shaw Flooring Alliance dealer, No interest option financing available. We pride ourselves on the quality work we provide, while delivering great customer service! Check out all the services we offer below and call -or- click to schedule a free estimate today!
"Very professional job. Prompt and on time. The floors were matched perfectly with the original floors throughout the house! Very satisfied with the results."
Dalton S on December 2022
Cannon Construction LLC is a minority and women owned limited liability company covered for worker's comp and general liability. We specialize in flooring installation and repair, and we do most interior finishing, such as drywall, painting, trim, moulding, and small fixture installations. We are located right in Algiers Point. Give us a call at 504-957-1071 or email us at glenda@cannonconstructionllc.net or visit our website at cannonconstructionllc.net. We accept online credit card, debit card, and ACH bank transfer payments. Let us put the finishing touches on your home!
Cannon Construction LLC is a minority and women owned limited liability company covered for worker's comp and general liability. We specialize in flooring installation and repair, and we do most interior finishing, such as drywall, painting, trim, moulding, and small fixture installations. We are located right in Algiers Point. Give us a call at 504-957-1071 or email us at glenda@cannonconstructionllc.net or visit our website at cannonconstructionllc.net. We accept online credit card, debit card, and ACH bank transfer payments. Let us put the finishing touches on your home!
New Orleans #1 Swimming Pool Renovation company. We strictly specialize in residential and commercial swimming pool renovations to existing pools. Our services include plaster, tile coping, exotic stone, water feature walls, LED lighting, lighted water walls, Travertine and pave stone decking. Our company has renovated over 3000 swimming pools in the last 30 years. Louisiana State Commercial Contractors license #55420 with Specialty: Swimming Pools and Installation of interlocking pavement systems. We service a 100 mile radius of New Orleans, including the Gulf Coast. NOTE: We do not work on vinyl liner and/or Fiberglass Pools.
"Terry and his guys were fantastic. From start to finish they made the whole process pretty stress free and we couldn’t be happier with the end results. I wouldn’t hesitate to hire Aqua Pool Renovations again."
Melissa C on March 2021
New Orleans #1 Swimming Pool Renovation company. We strictly specialize in residential and commercial swimming pool renovations to existing pools. Our services include plaster, tile coping, exotic stone, water feature walls, LED lighting, lighted water walls, Travertine and pave stone decking. Our company has renovated over 3000 swimming pools in the last 30 years. Louisiana State Commercial Contractors license #55420 with Specialty: Swimming Pools and Installation of interlocking pavement systems. We service a 100 mile radius of New Orleans, including the Gulf Coast. NOTE: We do not work on vinyl liner and/or Fiberglass Pools.
"Terry and his guys were fantastic. From start to finish they made the whole process pretty stress free and we couldn’t be happier with the end results. I wouldn’t hesitate to hire Aqua Pool Renovations again."
Melissa C on March 2021
LIC #552303 & 551261. SEE WEBSITE FOR ADDITIONAL SERVICES OFFERED.
LIC #552303 & 551261. SEE WEBSITE FOR ADDITIONAL SERVICES OFFERED.
Zendak Construction is a licensed and insured company with 15 in house employees and numerous subcontractors
Zendak Construction is a licensed and insured company with 15 in house employees and numerous subcontractors
TEZ Remodeling, LLC is an insured and family owned and operated company with over 14 years of experience. The owner and employees of TEZ make all your home renovation needs look easy. Perfection, quality and affordability are what we strive for in any task we are assigned to complete. No matter how large or how small that job maybe.
TEZ Remodeling, LLC is an insured and family owned and operated company with over 14 years of experience. The owner and employees of TEZ make all your home renovation needs look easy. Perfection, quality and affordability are what we strive for in any task we are assigned to complete. No matter how large or how small that job maybe.
Both materials work well, so start by thinking about foot traffic and budget. Porcelain is denser and absorbs less water, so it’s ideal for busy entries, kitchens, and baths—even if it costs a little more.
Ceramic is lighter, easier to cut, and comes in a wider range of styles, making it a solid pick for walls or light-use floors. Match the tile’s durability rating to the space, and you’ll get the best balance of looks, performance, and price.
A solid subfloor starts with a flat, crack-free surface. Your installer will level any low spots, reinforce weak areas, and screw down fiber-cement backer board or quality plywood before setting tile.
Skipping this step invites movement, cracked grout, and even water damage—issues that are far pricier than prep work. Hire a pro to get the base right, and your new tile will look sharp and stay put for years.
Give the thin-set 24 to 48 hours to cure before you start grouting. Rushing the process can nudge tiles out of place, weaken the bond, and create cracks you’ll have to fix later. Keep foot traffic off the area until you’re ready to grout, and you’ll lock in a strong, even finish that lasts.
Tile size changes the workload. Large-format pieces mean fewer grout lines and faster coverage, but they’re heavier and need careful handling to avoid breakage and lippage. Small mosaics create intricate looks yet take more time to set and space correctly, so labor costs climb. Weigh your style goals against the extra effort (and budget) each option requires before you decide.
You can leave tiles ungrouted for a short window, but only if the surface stays clean and undisturbed. Once the thin-set cures, finish the job as soon as possible. Grout seals joints against moisture and locks the layout in place; waiting too long invites dirt, water, and movement that can shorten the life of your new surface.
Use at least two millimeter spacers on walls and three millimeter spacers on floors to give grout room to bond and absorb normal expansion. Larger, rustic tiles may call for wider joints, while precision-cut porcelain often looks best with tighter gaps. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines and local code, and you’ll end up with an even, long-lasting layout.