From a single-room remodel to new home construction and storm damage repair, here is everything we handle for Lake Charles and Calcasieu Parish homeowners.
Brothers Construction plans and builds kitchen remodels in Lake Charles, LA, from a cabinet and countertop refresh to a full gut-and-reconfigure. We handle the layout, the trades and the finish work as one coordinated project instead of a string of separate contractors.
Brothers Construction remodels bathrooms in Lake Charles, from a tub-to-shower conversion to a full gut down to the studs. Waterproofing and ventilation get as much attention as the finish, because Gulf Coast humidity does not forgive shortcuts.
Brothers Construction builds room additions in Lake Charles and Calcasieu Parish: bedrooms, bathrooms, sunrooms, in-law suites and garage conversions, matched to your home existing foundation, roofline and siding.
Brothers Construction manages whole-home remodels in Lake Charles as one coordinated project: kitchen, bathrooms, electrical, plumbing, flooring and structural changes handled together instead of as separate, disconnected jobs.
Brothers Construction acts as general contractor for new home construction in Lake Charles and Calcasieu Parish, from site evaluation and permitting through framing, finishes and final inspection.
Lake Charles took a direct hit from Hurricanes Laura and Delta in 2020, and storm risk is a fact of life on the Gulf Coast. Brothers Construction repairs wind, water and debris damage and can work from an insurance scope of work.
True basements are uncommon on the Gulf Coast because of the high water table, so most of our lower-level work is crawl space, slab and foundation moisture control, plus full finishing for the older or higher-elevation homes that do have a basement.
Wood, vinyl and metal fencing for privacy, pools and property lines, installed to hold up to Gulf Coast wind and moisture.
Energy-efficient and impact-rated window replacement, sized and installed for Gulf Coast heat, humidity and storm exposure.
Entry doors, storm doors and patio doors installed and sealed for Gulf Coast weather, security and energy efficiency.
Detailed guides for specific project types within our main services.
New doors and boxes for less than a full remodel, or fully custom cabinetry built to your kitchen.
Part of Kitchen Remodeling
Full cabinet replacement: new boxes, doors and hardware installed to a new or updated kitchen layout, not just a refacing of what is already there.
Part of Kitchen Remodeling
Quartz, granite, laminate and butcher block countertops, measured, fabricated and installed for kitchens and bathrooms.
Part of Kitchen Remodeling
New walk-in and curbless shower installation, with waterproofing and tile done right for Gulf Coast humidity. If you are replacing an existing tub, see our tub-to-shower conversion page.
Part of Bathroom Remodeling
Removing an old tub and replacing it with a walk-in shower, in the same footprint or reworked for a curbless entry, with waterproofing done right the first time.
Part of Bathroom Remodeling
Curbless showers, grab bar blocking, comfort-height fixtures and wider doorways, built for aging in place or a family member with mobility needs.
Part of Bathroom Remodeling
Turning an attached garage into a bedroom, home office, gym or in-law space, with insulation, electrical and permits handled.
Part of Room Additions
Enclosing a patio or adding a sunroom to get more usable living space without a full addition.
Part of Room Additions
A private bedroom, bathroom and small living space for a parent, adult child or long-term guest, built as an addition or garage conversion.
Part of Room Additions
Roof repairs and full replacements built to current Louisiana wind-load code, whether from age, a leak or storm damage.
Part of Storm & Hurricane Damage Repair
Repairing homes after flooding, storm water intrusion or a plumbing failure, with drying, mold prevention and rebuilding handled as one project.
Part of Storm & Hurricane Damage Repair
Swapping out a cracked, stained or outdated tub for a new one in the same footprint, without converting the space to a shower. If you want a shower instead, see our tub-to-shower conversion page.
Part of Bathroom Remodeling
A tub with a low, sealed entry door for a household member who wants to keep bathing rather than switch entirely to a shower.
Part of Bathroom Remodeling
Replacing a shower curtain or dated framed door with a new frameless, semi-frameless or sliding glass enclosure on your existing shower.
Part of Bathroom Remodeling
New vanity cabinets, countertops, sinks and faucets, sized and installed to fit your bathroom, from a single-sink powder room to a double-sink primary bath.
Part of Bathroom Remodeling
Replacing an old, inefficient or cracked toilet, or installing a new one as part of a larger bathroom remodel.
Part of Bathroom Remodeling
Floor tile, shower surrounds and tile backsplashes, set with proper waterproofing behind every wet-area wall, not just a finish applied over the old surface.
Part of Bathroom Remodeling
Tile, luxury vinyl and other water-resistant flooring installed for bathrooms, with subfloor repair handled when a leak has caused damage.
Part of Bathroom Remodeling
Vanity lighting, recessed and shower-rated fixtures installed or upgraded, wired to code for a wet-area room.
Part of Bathroom Remodeling
Supply line, drain and valve upgrades for a bathroom remodel, or plumbing repair tied to an aging system before it becomes a bigger problem.
Part of Bathroom Remodeling
Exhaust fan installation and upgrades sized correctly for your bathroom, ducted all the way outside rather than dumped into the attic.
Part of Bathroom Remodeling
Natural stone countertops with a distinct grain in every slab, templated, fabricated and installed for kitchens and bathrooms. See our full countertop installation page for a comparison against quartz and other materials.
Part of Kitchen Remodeling
Engineered stone countertops with a consistent pattern and no sealing required, a popular choice for humid Gulf Coast kitchens. See our full countertop installation page for a comparison against granite and other materials.
Part of Kitchen Remodeling
Tile backsplashes installed between your countertops and cabinets, protecting the wall from splatters and finishing off a kitchen remodel.
Part of Kitchen Remodeling
Hardwood, luxury vinyl plank and tile flooring installed for kitchens, including subfloor leveling where the existing floor needs it.
Part of Kitchen Remodeling
Adding a new island to an existing kitchen, or building one in as part of a full remodel, with cabinetry, countertop and often seating and utilities.
Part of Kitchen Remodeling
Building out or reorganizing a pantry, from adding shelving to an existing closet to converting a nearby space into a walk-in pantry.
Part of Kitchen Remodeling
New sinks and faucets installed on their own or as part of a larger kitchen remodel, including relocating plumbing for a new layout.
Part of Kitchen Remodeling
Installing new ranges, cooktops, ovens, dishwashers, microwaves and refrigerators, with electrical, gas and plumbing connections handled correctly.
Part of Kitchen Remodeling
Pendant lights, recessed cans and under-cabinet lighting installed to actually light your counters and island, not just the ceiling.
Part of Kitchen Remodeling
Adding circuits, outlets and panel capacity to support a new kitchen layout, more appliances and modern code requirements.
Part of Kitchen Remodeling
Supply line, drain and fixture plumbing for a kitchen remodel, island addition or layout change, plus repair of aging pipe before it fails.
Part of Kitchen Remodeling
Removing a wall between the kitchen and living or dining room to open up the layout, with structural support handled correctly and permitted.
Part of Kitchen Remodeling
Lowered counters, roll-under sinks, wider aisles and lever hardware, planned around a household member with mobility needs or aging in place.
Part of Kitchen Remodeling
Tell us about your project and we will point you to the right service, or scope something custom.
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