BPM Inc.

10/01/2026

The kitchen had just been remodeled. Then an upstairs laundry room leak damaged the wood floors on the first floor.

The homeowners wanted the damaged flooring replaced without disturbing their new kitchen.

BPM was able to replace the affected floors while keeping the kitchen intact—a detail that made a big difference for these homeowners.

Take a look at the before and after.

09/21/2026

A backyard built to be enjoyed.

With a deep New Orleans backyard like this, the homeowners wanted more than just a way to step outside - they wanted a comfortable space where they could sit back, enjoy the view, and spend time with family and friends.

We built this raised back deck using Trex composite decking with metal posts and railings, giving the homeowners the warmth and function of a traditional deck with materials designed for long-term durability and significantly less maintenance.

And what you don’t see is just as important as what you do. Beneath the deck is a fixed foundation system designed for long-term stability, helping eliminate many of the maintenance concerns that can come with a traditional wood deck over the years.

The result is a clean, inviting outdoor living space that feels like a natural extension of the home - and makes the most of one of those beautiful, deep New Orleans backyards.

A perfect place for morning coffee, an evening drink, or a backyard full of family and friends.

09/01/2026

A major curb appeal upgrade that still feels true to the original home.

This project started with a simple front entry and an open concrete porch area. We reframed the front to create a full raised porch, giving the home a much stronger and more welcoming presence from the street.

We also opened up the entry and added sidelites on both sides of the front door, bringing more natural light into the home and giving the entrance a wider, more finished look.

The new porch includes updated steps, railings, columns, trim, and decking, all designed to complement the home’s original character rather than compete with it. The existing blue siding and red accents really come to life with the new white trim and dark porch floor.

Swipe through to see just how much the front of this home changed.

08/20/2026

Thousands of votes came in. 🙌 Here are the businesses your community showed up for. See the winners at bestofjeffersonparish.com.

08/04/2026

Small layout changes can make a big difference.

After purchasing this home, the homeowners felt the oversized laundry room was taking up space that could be better used in the adjoining living room.

We proposed reworking the layout by recessing a custom entertainment center into the unused portion of the laundry room and relocating the dryer beside the washer. After seeing our design mockup, they loved how much more functional it would make the living room.

With the water heater moved into the attic, we were also able to replace the old utility sink with a stone countertop, undermount sink, and wall-to-wall cabinetry—adding plenty of storage while giving the laundry room a much cleaner, more finished look.

The result is two spaces that now work much better for the homeowners without adding any square footage.

07/24/2026

We’re proud to share that BPM was recognized in three categories in the 2026 Best of Jefferson Parish Awards:

🥇 Gold — Remodeler / Contractor
🥇 Gold — Kitchen & Bath Remodeler
🥈 Silver — Restoration Services

Thank you to everyone who voted and to the customers who continue to trust us with their homes and businesses. We also want to recognize our employees, trade partners, and suppliers whose craftsmanship and hard work make these projects possible.

BPM has proudly served the Greater New Orleans area since 1991, and recognition from our own community means a great deal to us.

Thank you, Jefferson Parish!

06/22/2026

We're honored to be featured in a recent article by Kelly Massicot discussing how Louisiana homeowners can prepare for hurricane season and what to look for after severe weather events.

After Tropical Storm Arthur moved through our area, it served as an important reminder that storm preparedness isn't just about stocking up on supplies—it's also about making sure your home is ready before the next storm arrives. The article covers everything from pre-season maintenance and post-storm inspections to common warning signs of hidden damage and practical ways to make your home more resilient.

Thank you to Kelly and the team at My New Orleans for the opportunity to share our experience and help educate homeowners across Southeast Louisiana.

Stay safe this hurricane season, and don't wait until a storm is in the Gulf to start preparing your home.

Ensure your safety this storm season with essential tips for hurricane preparedness in Louisiana homes and communities.

06/18/2026

SEVERE WEATHER ALERT – CHECK YOUR HOME FOR DAMAGE

Last night’s storms brought heavy rain, strong winds, and reported tornado activity across parts of Southeast Louisiana. Even if your home looks fine from the ground, wind and water damage can sometimes go unnoticed until it becomes a larger problem.

After severe weather, we recommend checking for:

✔ Missing or lifted shingles
✔ Fallen tree limbs on roofs
✔ Water stains on ceilings or walls
✔ Damaged siding, soffit, or fascia
✔ Fence and exterior property damage
✔ Standing water around the home

If you notice damage—or just want peace of mind—our team can perform an inspection and help you understand the next steps.

At Banner Property Management, we’ve been helping homeowners throughout the Greater New Orleans area recover from storm damage since 1991.

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Stay safe, and don’t hesitate to reach out if we can help.

06/15/2026

🏡 Front Staircase & Porch Transformation — St. Tammany Parish

This elevated front entrance had seen years of Louisiana weather. The wood treads were fading and splitting, debris was collecting between boards, and the overall look no longer matched the home's character.

We demolished the entire staircase and replaced it top to bottom: composite treads in a clean slate gray, all-new composite railings on the staircase and around the porch, and updated newel post details throughout. Nothing carried over from the old structure except the brick columns doing their job underneath.

Project highlights:
✔ Full staircase demolition and rebuild
✔ Composite treads - no more painting, no more rotting
✔ All-new composite railing system on stairs and porch surround
✔ Updated newel post and baluster details
✔ Built to handle the heat, humidity, and storms of South Louisiana

The result is a front entrance that looks sharp, holds up, and won't need constant attention. That's the BPM standard.

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05/15/2026

As part of the renovation project on the Tchefuncte River, one area that absolutely needed attention was the existing HVAC platform structure. Years of weather exposure and aging lumber had left the original stand deteriorated, unstable, and no longer appropriate for supporting critical mechanical equipment.

Instead of continuing to patch and repair the old structure, the homeowners decided to invest in a complete rebuild designed for both durability and appearance.

Project Highlights:

• Removal and demolition of the existing failing wood HVAC stand
• Installation of a brand-new elevated structural platform system
• New concrete footings and upgraded framing for long-term stability
• Replacement with weather-resistant materials designed for the Louisiana climate
• Improved support and layout for the HVAC equipment and filtration system
• Cleaner, more organized appearance that better matches the upgraded exterior of the home
• Enhanced accessibility for future maintenance and servicing
• A substantial improvement in both safety and longevity

Projects like this are a great example of how functional upgrades can also dramatically improve the overall appearance of a property. What was once an aging and unsafe structure is now a clean, solid, long-lasting installation built to handle years of exposure with minimal maintenance.