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Louisiana! The repeated rainfall we're experiencing can quickly leave your home or property dealing with excess water and moisture.

If you’re a property owner in need of drying equipment... we've got you.

Superior Contract Cleaning offers professional-grade equipment rentals to help you move forward with the right tools for the job.

Available equipment includes:

✅ Dehumidifiers
✅ Air scrubbers
✅ Air movers

Rent the equipment you need to remove moisture, improve airflow and support the drying process.

The right equipment.
The right results.
Superior service.
Superior Contract Cleaning.

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Restoration expert shares steps homeowners should take after flooding When floodwaters enter a home, acting quickly can make a significant difference in limiting damage and preserving personal belongings, according to a local restoration expert.

Greater Lafayette!

Please tune in to KATC TV3 News tonight at 5 and 6 p.m. CDT to catch Superior Contract Cleaning’s own Zack Blanchard in an interview discussing the recent flooding in our area and how it’s affecting so many local homes and businesses.

Don’t miss it!

Thank you, Acadiana! ❤️

Voting for Acadiana’s Choice has officially closed, and we just want to sincerely thank everyone who took the time to vote for Superior Contract Cleaning.

Your support means so much to our team. Whether you voted, shared the post, encouraged someone else to vote, or simply continue to trust us in the community, we truly appreciate it.

We’re truly grateful for the opportunity to serve you. We never take your support for granted.

Thank you again for voting for us! 🙏

- The Superior Contract Cleaning Team

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Lafayette homeowners - one quick storm prep reminder for this week.

With storms continuing across Lafayette, we just want to remind you that heavy rain can create problems fast.

A small roof leak, backed-up gutter, slab leak, or sudden indoor flooding can quickly go from “we’ll keep an eye on it” to something much more serious.

And if water gets inside your home, every hour matters.

Take 10 seconds and save this number now:

📞 337-247-5567

That way, if water does get into your home, you’re not scrambling to figure out who to call.

Our team is available for 24/7 emergency response if the unexpected happens.

We truly hope your home stays safe and dry. But if water gets in, please don’t wait.

Call Superior Contract Cleaning for 24/7 emergency water damage response in Lafayette and surrounding areas.

Please stay safe.

We don’t usually brag about our work...

But when a space goes from mold contamination to this level of restoration, we’re proud to let the results speak for themselves.

Mold remediation isn’t just about making a room look better. It’s about properly addressing the source of contamination and helping restore a cleaner, safer, more comfortable space for you to live in.

Another space transformed. Another home restored.

Superior Contract Cleaning - Lafayette’s trusted team for mold remediation.
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Storms are currently pounding Greater Lafayette.

And while it’s tempting to wait out the weather before checking to see if you have any water damage from the storms, a heavy South Louisiana downpour is actually when your home is under its toughest real-world stress test.

Sure... standard checks like ceiling stains are helpful. But during severe rain, water can behave in less obvious ways: traveling along framing, wicking into materials, and appearing far from the original entry point.

Most serious water damage we deal with doesn’t start as a flood. It starts as small, unnoticed intrusion during storms just like this.

Grab a flashlight and perform these 4 lesser-known manual checks to potentially catch hidden moisture early:

👉 The Electrical Outlet Check

Water entering through siding, windows, or flashing can travel inside wall cavities. Check outlets and switches on exterior walls. Signs to watch for include a musty odor, visible condensation, discoloration, or dampness around the plate.

⚠️ Note: Do not remove covers or touch anything if you suspect moisture as this can be a safety hazard.

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👉 The Door Threshold Test

Wind-driven rain can push moisture under exterior doors. Step on flooring just inside entryways. Softness, swelling, or a damp feel can indicate water intrusion affecting flooring or subfloor materials.

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👉 The Cabinet Toe-Kick Inspection

In brick homes, water can enter through weep holes or compromised mortar and travel along the base of walls. Use a flashlight to check under cabinets for swelling, staining, or warping along toe-kick boards and base areas.

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👉 The Exhaust Vent Check

Heavy, wind-driven rain can force water into dryer vents or kitchen exhaust outlets if exterior flaps are damaged or missing. Check nearby walls or floors for dampness or unusual odors.

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These signs don’t necessarily mean major damage, but they do likely mean further inspection is warranted.

Even small amounts of hidden moisture can lead to costly repairs if left unaddressed. When water gets trapped inside walls, floors, or insulation, it can lead to material deterioration, odor issues, and mold growth.

Under the right conditions, mold can begin developing within 24-48 hours.

If you notice any of these warning signs, acting early can make a significant difference in preventing more extensive damage.

At Superior Contract Cleaning, we use professional moisture detection tools - including thermal imaging and moisture meters - to track down hidden water and make sure your home is truly dry, not just dry on the surface.

If you noticed any of the warning signs during these storms, that’s your cue to think about having a professional take a closer look.

- The Superior Contract Cleaning Team
📞 337-247-5567

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Disclaimer: This post is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for a professional inspection. Please use caution and avoid electrical areas or wet structures during and immediately after a storm.

HOMEBUYER RED FLAGS
Red Flag #4: Only Viewing the Home on Perfect Sunny Days

Most homebuyers prefer to view a potential new home on a clear, sunny day, when the property feels brighter, cleaner, and easier to fall in love with.

Fresh paint, clean smells, bright natural light, and nicely staged rooms can make the inside of a home feel impressive pretty quickly.

A bright, sunny showing can make a house feel warm, clean, and move-in ready.

But one thing that often gets overlooked during a showing, second look, or final walkthrough is how that same home performs during heavy rain.

And that matters because a stormy day can sometimes tell you more about a home’s true condition than a perfect sunny afternoon.

If a property has hidden grading, gutter, roof, drainage, or moisture issues, everything may look completely fine when it’s dry outside.

But that doesn’t mean the home’s water management system is actually working when it matters most.

In South Louisiana, where heavy downpours, high humidity, and sudden storms are part of life, a beautiful sunny showing can hide serious water vulnerabilities.

Things like:

👉 Gutters overflowing directly toward the foundation
👉 Water pooling against exterior walls or crawlspace entries
👉 Underground drains that are backed up or clogged
👉 Active roof or window leaks that only show up during a downpour
👉 Muddy, oversaturated lawns that don’t drain for days
👉 Sump pumps constantly running or struggling to keep up
👉 Driveways or walkways that funnel water toward the garage

None of these automatically mean you should walk away from the house.

But they're worth slowing down for.

Because when water pools, leaks, or drains the wrong way during a storm, the real concern isn’t just a wet yard.

The bigger concern is whether repeated moisture is quietly damaging the structure, stressing the foundation, or creating conditions for hidden mold growth inside the walls.

A few smart questions to ask are:

👉 How does the property handle water during a typical South Louisiana downpour?
👉 Has the yard, driveway, garage, crawlspace, or basement ever flooded?
👉 Are the gutters cleaned regularly, and where do the downspouts discharge?
👉 Have any French drains or grading corrections been installed?
👉 Is there a history of standing water near the foundation?
👉 Is there documentation of any past water mitigation work?

✅ You don’t need to panic over every puddle.

But if you’re buying a home in the Lafayette area, seeing how the property behaves during rain is one of those steps that deserves attention before you fully commit.

A home may look flawless and picture-perfect on a sunny Saturday.

The bigger question is how well it protects you when the skies open up.