Superior Contract Cleaning

Superior Contract Cleaning Greater Lafayette’s trusted team for water damage restoration, mold remediation, and storm damage cleanup. IICRC Certified. Serving homeowners across Acadiana.

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Reviews like this mean a lot to us because they reflect exactly the kind of experience we want every customer to have.We...
09/01/2026

Reviews like this mean a lot to us because they reflect exactly the kind of experience we want every customer to have.

We’re proud to serve Greater Lafayette and Acadiana, and we’re grateful every time a homeowner or business owner trusts our team at Superior Contract Cleaning to step in, solve the problem, and deliver the exceptional level of service they deserve.

If you’re not already a customer and find yourself dealing with water damage or a mold problem, we’d be honored to provide you with the same five-star treatment.

We’re available 24/7 when you need us.

📞 337-247-5567

Serving Greater Lafayette & Acadiana.

Greater Lafayette and Acadiana homeowners, just a quick heads-up.AccuWeather is showing chances for rain, showers, and t...
08/27/2026

Greater Lafayette and Acadiana homeowners, just a quick heads-up.

AccuWeather is showing chances for rain, showers, and thunderstorms on and off over much of the next 10 days.

That doesn’t mean it will rain all day, every day.

But it does mean we could be dealing with a somewhat unsettled stretch of weather.

And when rain keeps coming back, small problems around the home can get worse fast. A minor roof leak, clogged gutter, plumbing issue, or water getting in around a door or window can quickly lead to water damage inside your home.

If water does get in, acting fast can make a big difference. The longer moisture sits, the greater the chance of additional damage and mold growth.

So take 10 seconds and save our number now:

📞 337-247-5567

That way, if you ever need us, you’re not scrambling to figure out who to call.

Superior Contract Cleaning provides 24/7 emergency water damage response throughout Greater Lafayette and Acadiana.

Hopefully, you won’t need to call. But with more rain and storms in the forecast, it’s a good number to have saved.

Stay safe.

It's hard to believe this kitchen sustained water damage from a roof leak.Water had made its way into the home, requirin...
08/27/2026

It's hard to believe this kitchen sustained water damage from a roof leak.

Water had made its way into the home, requiring the damaged areas to be carefully assessed, removed, dried, and remediated before the restoration could move forward.

From there, the goal was simple: bring the kitchen back to a place that felt like home again.

And this is the finished result.

Bright, clean, polished, and ready for the homeowners to enjoy.

More importantly, the homeowners were happy to have their kitchen back and to finally put the stress of the water damage behind them.

Projects like this are a good reminder that water damage restoration is often about much more than drying things out. It can mean taking a space from the initial damage, through remediation and repairs, all the way to the finishing touches that make it feel complete again.

Another Superior Contract Cleaning project in action.

Serving Greater Lafayette & Acadiana

Only 47% of homeowners have done this. Have you?What have they done? They’ve created a home inventory before disaster st...
08/25/2026

Only 47% of homeowners have done this. Have you?

What have they done? They’ve created a home inventory before disaster strikes.

👉 Why does it even matter?

After a hurricane, flood, fire or other major loss, trying to remember everything you owned after the fact can be difficult.

Having your belongings documented beforehand can help you identify what was damaged or lost and provide useful information if you need to make an insurance claim.

According to a consumer survey conducted by the Insurance Information Institute, also known as Triple-I, and Munich Re, 47% of homeowners said they had prepared an inventory of their possessions to help document losses for their insurers.

Triple-I provides insurance research and consumer education, while Munich Re is one of the world’s largest reinsurance companies. Their research provides insight into how homeowners prepare for risk and potential loss.

The good news is that it doesn’t have to be complicated.

The Louisiana Department of Insurance has a Storm Resource Center that explains how homeowners can prepare before severe weather and includes guidance on creating a home inventory.

To review their official preparedness guidance and home inventory resources, we’ve placed the Louisiana Department of Insurance link in the first comment below.

Here in Greater Lafayette and throughout Acadiana, severe weather is simply a part of life.

Hopefully you’ll never need to use your home inventory, but it’s important to be prepared just in case.

The kids are back in school, the house is finally a little quieter, and now's the perfect time to give your tile and gro...
08/20/2026

The kids are back in school, the house is finally a little quieter, and now's the perfect time to give your tile and grout some attention.

It's been a long South Louisiana summer... filled with heat, humidity, heavy storms, muddy shoes, pets, and people running in and out of the house.

And while regular mopping helps keep your floors clean, it doesn't always remove the dirt and grime that builds up on tile and settles into porous grout lines.

Add South Louisiana's summer humidity and moisture to the mix, and bathrooms, kitchens, and other busy areas can start looking a little worse for wear.

So, with the kids back at school and life settling into a routine again, why not give your floors a fresh start?

Professional tile and grout cleaning can tackle the built-up grime that everyday cleaning leaves behind and help bring tired-looking floors back to life.

Goodbye summer. Goodbye dirty tile & grout.

📞 Ready for cleaner floors? Contact Superior Contract Cleaning at 337-247-5567 for professional tile and grout cleaning in Greater Lafayette and throughout Acadiana.

Want to learn more about our tile and grout cleaning services? Visit:

https://superiorcontractcleaning.com/services/tile-grout-cleaning/

08/18/2026

At Superior Contract Cleaning, we’ve built our reputation one homeowner, one property, and one job at a time.

But don’t just take our word for it.

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“We received a great recommendation for Superior Contract Cleaning, and they began a thorough remediation as soon as our insurance approved their program.

The crew worked incredibly hard, and the owner and sales manager were very informative and helpful even after the work was complete. They even helped us find a more reasonably priced company for the final clearance test.

You will be very impressed by the company’s professionalism, knowledge, friendliness, and determination to fix your problems. Give them a call!”

When water damage, mold, or another property emergency strikes, you want a local team you can trust to respond quickly and do the job right.

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What starts as water damage doesn’t always end with simply drying things out.Once the affected areas were properly addre...
08/13/2026

What starts as water damage doesn’t always end with simply drying things out.

Once the affected areas were properly addressed, this room was ready for the next step: putting it back together the right way.

For this project, that meant installing beautiful new hardwood flooring to give the room a clean, polished, finished look built to last.

Restoration isn’t just about removing the damage. It’s about helping return a home to a condition homeowners can feel good about again. And sometimes, that means the finished space can look even better than before.

Another Superior Contract Cleaning project in action.

If you’re dealing with water damage in your home, the sooner it’s properly addressed, the better.

Superior Contract Cleaning is here to help from the initial cleanup through the restoration process.

📞 337-247-5567

Serving Greater Lafayette & Acadiana

Most homeowners don’t really think about this until they actually see it.But by then, the conditions that allowed it to ...
08/11/2026

Most homeowners don’t really think about this until they actually see it.

But by then, the conditions that allowed it to grow may have already been there for quite some time.

Yes, we’re talking about mold.

So how can you reduce the chances of getting caught off guard?

One of the best places to start is prevention.

To understand how you can help prevent mold growth, it helps to understand what mold is and what it needs to grow.

Mold is a type of fungus. In nature, fungi play an important role. They help break down dead organic material, such as plants, leaves and wood.

The problem is that our homes can also provide many of the things mold needs.

It needs oxygen. Our homes are full of it, and obviously, we can’t eliminate that.

It needs the right temperatures. Many of the temperatures that keep us comfortable can also support mold growth.

And it needs a food source. Wood, paper-faced drywall and other organic materials commonly found in homes can provide one.

So if our homes naturally contain so many of the things mold needs, what can we actually control?

Well... there’s one major factor we have much more control over.

👉 Moisture.

And that’s especially important here in Lafayette and throughout Acadiana.

Moisture can come from obvious problems like flooding, plumbing leaks or roof leaks. It can also come from condensation or areas that stay damp for too long.

But there’s another source of moisture that’s especially abundant here in South Louisiana...

Humidity.

When indoor humidity stays too high, there’s more moisture in the air. And unlike a leaking pipe or flooded floor, high humidity can be easy to overlook because there may not be an obvious sign that anything is wrong.

That’s why it can help to actually measure it.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, or EPA, recommends keeping indoor relative humidity below 60%, and ideally between 30% and 50%.

So how do you know what the humidity level is inside your home?

One of the easiest ways is with a small digital hygrometer.

Basic models can often be found online for around $10 to $20.

A hygrometer gives you an actual relative humidity reading instead of relying on whether your home simply feels humid, which isn’t always a reliable way to tell.

For $10 to $20, it’s a pretty small investment that can help you keep an eye on one of the main conditions associated with mold growth.

But if your home’s humidity does stay high, make sure your air conditioner is working properly and being maintained. Your AC doesn’t just cool your home. It also helps remove moisture from the air.

And if you need more humidity control, a dehumidifier can also help remove excess moisture.

A few other simple habits can make a difference too.

Use exhaust fans when showering or cooking. Fix leaks quickly. Watch for recurring condensation. And dry wet materials as quickly as possible.

The big takeaway?

Don’t wait until you see visible mold before you start paying attention to moisture.

Unfortunately, you can’t eliminate everything mold needs to grow. But you can control excess moisture. And by doing that, you can help make the conditions inside your home less favorable for mold growth.

When it comes to reducing the chances of dealing with a mold problem, prevention can be one of your best lines of defense.

"The water was only three inches deep... so why did the restoration company remove two feet of drywall?"This is a really...
08/06/2026

"The water was only three inches deep... so why did the restoration company remove two feet of drywall?"

This is a really common question homeowners ask during water damage restoration.

At first, it doesn't seem to make any sense.

If the water only reached a few inches up the wall, why would the restoration company remove drywall much higher than the visible water line?

Here's the part most people don't realize...

Drywall doesn't just get wet where the water touches it.

Drywall is porous. That means it can absorb water and pull moisture upward through the wall. This process is called wicking.

Think of it like dipping the corner of a paper towel into a glass of water. The water typically doesn't stay at the bottom. It slowly travels upward through the paper.

Drywall can behave the same way.

So even if the water was only three inches deep, moisture may have traveled much higher inside the drywall.

That's one of the reasons professional restoration companies don't simply look at the visible water line and start cutting.

Instead, they use specialized professional-grade moisture meters to determine how far the moisture has actually spread.

Those readings help determine what can be dried, what can be saved, and what needs to be removed.

Sometimes that means very little drywall needs to come out. Other times, it means removing drywall well above the original water line because the moisture has already traveled farther than you can see.

To many homeowners, that can look excessive.

In reality, the goal isn't to remove more than necessary. The goal is to remove only the material that has actually been affected while helping prevent hidden moisture from remaining inside the wall, where it can continue causing problems.

Here in Greater Lafayette and Acadiana, our warm temperatures and high humidity make it even more important to dry a structure thoroughly after water damage. Moisture trapped inside walls can be difficult to detect without the proper equipment.

So if this ever happens in your home after water damage, remember...

Restoration professionals aren't following the water you can see.

They're following the moisture you can't.

Every time it rains, one overlooked part of your home quietly goes to work. And most Lafayette homeowners have never eve...
08/04/2026

Every time it rains, one overlooked part of your home quietly goes to work. And most Lafayette homeowners have never even heard of it.

It's called window flashing.

You've probably never seen it, but it plays an important role in helping protect your home from water damage.

Here's something that surprises a lot of people...

Your siding and brick aren't designed to keep every single drop of rain out.

In fact, during heavy storms in Louisiana, it's completely normal for a small amount of water to get behind your home's exterior.

Now, that doesn't mean your home is leaking.

It simply means your home was built with another layer of protection to manage that moisture. One of those layers is window flashing.

Window flashing is usually made from metal or a waterproof membrane. It's installed around your windows and hidden behind the siding, brick or trim. Its job is simple: collect any water that gets behind the exterior and direct it safely back outside before it reaches the wood framing, insulation or drywall.

When it's doing its job, you'll probably never know it's there.

The problem starts when the flashing is missing, damaged, worn out or installed incorrectly during construction, a window replacement or an exterior renovation.

When that happens, rainwater can slowly make its way into the wall, one storm at a time.

And because it happens where you can't see it, the warning signs often don't show up right away.

You might notice peeling or bubbling paint around a window. Maybe there's a stain on the wall, a musty smell, damp drywall or even mold.

But by the time you see those signs, water may have already been getting into the wall for weeks... or even months.

Most window flashing is hidden behind the exterior of your home, so you usually can't inspect it directly.

However, what you 'can' do is keep an eye on the visible areas around your windows, especially after a strong storm.

Look for cracked or missing caulking, damaged trim, gaps around the frame, peeling paint, stains, moisture or unusual odors. Outside, check that any drainage openings around the window haven't been painted over or blocked by debris.

It's also worth paying extra attention to windows that have been replaced or homes that have had recent exterior work done. That's when flashing is most likely to have been disturbed if it wasn't installed correctly.

Walking around your home to check your windows only takes a few minutes.

Ignoring an early warning sign, however, can allow a small exterior problem to turn into a much bigger repair hidden inside the wall.

Here in Lafayette and throughout Acadiana, heavy rain and high humidity are just part of everyday life. Understanding how your home is built to handle water can help you spot a problem early, before it becomes a much bigger and more expensive one.

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