Services

Services

  • 100% TURNKEY ELEVATION Job
     
  • FOUNDATION REPAIR
     
  • Elevation GRANT SPECIALIST on staff
     
  • FREE ESTIMATES
     
  • ALL PHASES OF CONSTRUCTION
     
  • SLAB ELEVATION
     
  • SLAB SEPARATION ELEVATION
     
  • RAISED HOME ELEVATION

Rooster Construction is a full-service elevation, house moving, and construction company. We are a completely turnkey operation, taking care of foundations, sewer pipe, water lines, gas lines, electric, steps, handrails, gutters, a/c platform, backfill, grading, debris removal, concrete replacement, and all other areas of your home that will be affected as a result of elevating. We have elevated or moved hundreds of structures safely and professionally. Best of all, there are no out-of-pocket expenses for you, the homeowner.

Additionally, we complete all the necessary paperwork to determine your grant eligibility and then file any additional paperwork throughout the course of the project.

Please contact us at 504-342-4700 to speak to a dedicated representative and learn about which grants are available to you.

FAQs

How long will the process take?
In most cases, it will take 4 to 6 weeks.

Do I need to move my furniture?
Usually not. Rooster Construction will determine which elevation method to use on your home. The work is often performed under the floor of the home and will not require you to move anything. For some enclosed patios, a slab separation will be performed and all the belongings in that area will need to be removed.

Do I need to move out of my home during the elevation?
Yes. Due to the nature of elevating, all of your utilities will need to be disconnected. So there will be no water, sewer, gas, electric, or steps. 

How high do I need to elevate?
We will provide an elevation certificate from a certified land surveyor. This will determine the required height to raise the home above base flood elevation.

Will my walls crack?
Usually not. Rooster Construction uses state of the art equipment that minimizes the strain put on a home during the elevation process.