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#46 New Construction Residential Contractor Wanted to build Large Cottage style home

Published 9-10-2020
Craftsman Cottage style home with full width front and rear porches. Home designed with center courtyard with 1/3 solid roof and remaining pergola roof for courtyard natural lighting. See front elevation plan.


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#30 Elevation Certification request

Published 4-20-2019
We need a land surveyor that can do Elevation Certification for our FEMA B.F.E that is registered and licensed to conduct elevation surveys in the state of Louisiana and the city of Denham Springs.


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#37 Re Subdivision Survey Shellys Homesites Denham Springs LA 70726

Published 4-17-2019
We would like to re-subdivide 3 lots into 2 lots. Currently we hold lots 3,4 and 5 in trait labeled 6 of Shellys Homesites .


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#44 Geotechnical Services requested Soil Analysis compression rating for new construction.

Published 3-26-2019
Geotechnical Soil Analysis Soil type Compression etc., for new residential construction in Denham Springs LA. 70726


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Homeowners Disaster Recovery and Debt Reduction Assistance Handbook eBook and Website

By Murray Wennerlund

Providing Guidance for Managing Financial Burden after a Disaster.

Restore Louisiana Homeowner Assistance Program Extends Application Deadline to Tuesday, Oct. 31

By Murray Wennerlund

If you know someone who applied for HUD CDBG-DR Grants and was invited to complete the application process please send them a reminder, call them, tell them Ill help them complete the application if necessary. Dont let GRANT funds go to the state!

General Contractors and Residential Builders are missing out on $157.25 to $168.00 sqft builds!

By Murray Wennerlund

General Contractors snubbed 2016 flood victims when asked to construction new homes at 108/sf. Today the same builders are not responding to 157.25 plus per sqft, why?