About Integrity Home Solutions
Home improvement built around accountability.
Home improvement gets complicated quickly when a project needs several different skills or trades. Integrity Home Solutions gives homeowners one company to call, one project relationship to manage, and one team accountable for moving the work forward.
Our approach
Plan it once, properly.
Most of the trouble in a home improvement project is not the craft. It is the seams — the point where the drywall finishes and the paint starts, where the floor meets the baseboard, where the patio meets the drainage. Those seams are where jobs go wrong and where nobody wants to take responsibility.
The work here is scoped so the seams belong to somebody. If a floor replacement needs trim carpentry, the trim is in the scope. If a drywall repair needs paint, the paint is in the scope. You should not be the person discovering at the end that a piece was nobody's job.
What integrity means to us
Saying the true thing, including when it is inconvenient.
It is the name of the company, so it should cost something. In practice it means telling you what is behind the wall once it is open, even when that changes the number. It means a scope in writing so two people do not remember a conversation differently three weeks later.
It also shows up on this website. There are no review counts, no project totals and no years-in-business figure anywhere on this site, because none of those have been verified. When they are, they will appear — and they will be true.
Why Integrity
A better experience from estimate to finish.
There are no award badges or project counters on this page, because none have been supplied and inventing them would be the first dishonest thing you read here. What follows is how the work is actually run.
Clear communication
You know what is happening with your project and who to call about it. Questions get answered by the person responsible for the work, not passed along a chain.
Respect for your home
Work areas are managed carefully and the property is treated as somebody's home rather than a job site. The photographs on this site show masking and floor protection in place because that is where the work starts.
Coordinated projects
When a project needs more than one trade, Integrity Home Solutions stays your primary point of contact and handles the scheduling between them. You are not the one chasing a tile setter.
Quality workmanship
Preparation, installation, fit and finish. Most of what decides how a finished project looks happens before the visible part starts, and that is where the time goes.
Licensed and insured
Integrity Home Solutions is licensed and insured.
How a project is run
Who manages your project.
One point of contact
Integrity Home Solutions coordinates the people and trades needed for your project while remaining your primary point of contact from estimate through completion.
That means one number to call about scheduling, about a question mid-project, and about anything on the punch list at the end.
How specialty work is coordinated
A project that touches concrete, carpentry, utilities and planting involves more than one skill set. Those are scheduled against each other so the work happens in the right order, and the standard they are held to is set through Integrity Home Solutions rather than negotiated by you on site.
The exact split between work performed in house and work performed by specialty trades is being confirmed, and this page will state it plainly rather than imply it. Nothing here claims that every specialty is performed by one crew.
Licensed and insured
Integrity Home Solutions is licensed and insured.
The licence type and number have not been supplied for publication yet. When they are, they appear here and in the footer of every page automatically. Ask for them directly in the meantime.
Standards and scheduling
Timing is set once an estimate is approved, and the sequence of work is coordinated rather than left to whoever is free. Preparation, fit and finish are held to the same standard whichever part of a project they belong to.
The people behind the company
This part is not written yet.
A section about who runs Integrity Home Solutions, how it started and how long it has been working belongs here. It is blank because that information has not been supplied — and a founder story invented to fill the space would undercut everything else on this page.
Owner name, years in business, company history and team photographs slot straight in once provided. No layout changes, no rebuild of this page — the placeholders below are the shape they will take.
- Owner / founder
- Not supplied yet
- Years in business
- Not supplied yet
- Company story
- Not supplied yet
- Licence type and number
- Not supplied yet
Photo slot
The people who will be at the house
A real photograph of the owner or the team, and work in progress with people in it. Not a stock hard-hat group — the single most valuable image a home improvement site can have is an authentic one.
The process
How your project moves forward
Five stages, and you know which one you are in at any point.
Tell us about the project
Send the basics — what you want done, where in the house, and photos if you have them. Photos of the actual space answer more questions than a paragraph does, and they can be attached to the estimate form.
What you send: a phone number, a ZIP code, and what you are trying to get done.
On-site visit
The property gets looked at in person. This is where the real scope gets settled: what is behind the wall, what condition the surface is in, whether the subfloor is sound, how far the rot runs.
What you get: a direct conversation about what the work involves and what it does not.
Written estimate
A clear estimate against the scope that was agreed on site, so what is included and what is not is written down rather than remembered differently by two people later.
What you get: the scope and the price in writing, free.
Scheduling
Once the estimate is approved, timing is set and the work is coordinated — including any specialty trades the project calls for, which are scheduled through Integrity Home Solutions rather than by you.
What you get: dates, and one number to call about them.
Project completion
The work is completed and walked through with you. Remaining punch-list items are identified and addressed rather than left for you to notice after everyone has gone.
What you get: a walkthrough, and a list that gets finished.
Free estimate
Talk to the person who will run the job.
An on-site visit, a real conversation about what the work involves, and a written estimate against an agreed scope.
Serving the Greater Baton Rouge area, LA.