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Renovation contractor in Metairie, LA

At TurnKey Renovators, we renovate homes and offices across Metairie, from kitchens and baths to roofing, siding and commercial build-outs, and our crews work out of Tulane Avenue, about four miles away. Book your free estimate and we will come to you.

3.8 miFrom our Tulane Ave office, straight line
4 divisionsInterior, exterior, commercial and outdoor living
6 daysMonday to Saturday, 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM
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What renovating in Metairie means

Metairie runs on parish rules, sits minutes from our crews and mixes homes with busy commercial corridors. Here is how we plan around it.

Unincorporated Jefferson Parish

Metairie is not an incorporated city, so renovation permits here come from Jefferson Parish, not the City of New Orleans. We pull the parish permits for your project.

About four miles from our crews

Our office at 2929 Tulane Ave sits about 3.8 miles from central Metairie in a straight line, so site visits and follow-ups stay quick.

Homes and offices

We take on residential and commercial work in Metairie, from kitchens, baths and whole-home remodels to office and retail renovations.

Built for storm season

Hurricane-resistant materials are a standard part of how we build, which protects the property and adds value.

Sources: Metairie, Louisiana; Jefferson Parish Building Permits.

Metairie at a glance

Where we work in Metairie

Metairie is an unincorporated community in Jefferson Parish, with its commercial center along Veterans Memorial Boulevard and Causeway Boulevard. It sits about 3 feet above sea level, which is why moisture, drainage and storm-ready materials come up on almost every project here.

143,507Population2020 census
JeffersonParishUnincorporated, permits through the parish
3 ftElevationAbove sea level
70001 to 70006ZIP codesPlus 70009 to 70011, 70033, 70055 and 70060

Neighborhoods and areas

  • Old Metairie
  • Fat City
  • Veterans Memorial Boulevard corridor
  • Causeway Boulevard corridor
  • Around Lafreniere Park

Main roads

  • Veterans Memorial Boulevard
  • Causeway Boulevard
  • Interstate 10
  • Earhart Expressway

Landmarks

  • Lake Pontchartrain Causeway (south end)
  • Lafreniere Park
  • Three Lakeway Center

Storm and flood history shapes how we build here: the 1947 hurricane left much of the community under 6 feet of water, and the May 1995 flood dropped more than 20 inches of rain in about twelve hours.

Sources: Metairie, Louisiana (Wikipedia).

On the map

From Tulane Avenue to Metairie

Our crews start the day in Mid-City New Orleans. Here is how Metairie sits relative to our office and its neighbors.

River RidgeHarahanKennerGretna Metairie Our office, Tulane Ave
3.8 miStraight line from our office to central Metairie
JeffersonParish
4Neighboring communities we also serve on this map
How it works

Five steps from idea to finished space

  1. 1

    Consultation and design

    We shape the idea with you and put a custom design plan on paper.

  2. 2

    Effortless execution

    We source materials and run construction, so you can sit back.

  3. 3

    Transparent communication

    Updates at every stage, with clear answers on progress and cost.

  4. 4

    Quality craftsmanship

    Every detail checked against the plan, with quality materials throughout.

  5. 5

    Client satisfaction

    We walk the finished space with you before we call it done.

All about Metairie

All About Metairie, LA

Wooden boardwalk curving along calm Lake Pontchartrain water with trees, breakwaters and distant high-rise buildings
The Bucktown boardwalk on Lake Pontchartrain, Metairie. Photo: abbeyprivate, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons

Set in eastern Jefferson Parish, Metairie is an unincorporated community that starts at the New Orleans line along the 17th Street Canal and stretches west toward Kenner, while Lake Pontchartrain forms its northern edge. The community took shape on Metairie Ridge, a natural levee from long ago, and people know it for shopping along Veterans Memorial Boulevard, the lakefront at Bucktown and the spot where the Causeway reaches its southern end.

Housing in Metairie spans everything from Old Metairie, with its 1920s streets, to subdivisions built much more recently, so the homes, kitchens, exteriors and business spaces we work on differ widely in age and layout. An older property can hide work that needs attention behind its finishes, while a newer one may only call for targeted updates, which is why we scope each project before we put together an estimate.

Interesting Facts About Metairie, LA

  • A Name Rooted in French FarmingIn French, métairie means a small tenant farm whose tenant paid the landowner with part of the harvest. French settlers started working the land here in the 1720s, and the name has lasted ever since.
  • Rising From Metairie RidgeMetairie Ridge, the natural levee that Bayou Metairie left behind, is where the community took root. That bayou was an ancient offshoot of the Mississippi River. Today Metairie Road traces the same high ground and remains a main route into New Orleans.
  • Start of the CausewayMetairie is where the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway touches down at its southern end. The bridge runs roughly 24 miles to Mandeville, and Guinness World Records names it the longest continuous bridge over water.
  • Home Base of the SaintsAirline Drive in Metairie is home to the headquarters and practice facility of the New Orleans Saints, and the team's summer training camp has been held there since 2017.

Things To Do in Metairie, LA

  • Lafreniere ParkSet on Downs Boulevard, this parish park covers 155 acres and offers a jogging trail of roughly two miles, a lagoon of 20 acres, picnic shelters, playgrounds, a carousel and a disc golf course with 18 holes.
  • Bucktown Harbor ParkStroll the Bucktown boardwalk beside the lake, take in marsh views from the top of the Bird's Nest Learning Pavilion (shaped like a tree), or put a kayak in the sheltered paddle canal and head out into Lake Pontchartrain.
  • Bonnabel Boat LaunchFound where Bonnabel Boulevard meets the lake, this park offers four boat ramps, a fishing pier, picnic shelters, a dog park and a walking trail that follows the shoreline of Lake Pontchartrain.
  • Lakeside Shopping CenterAlong Veterans Memorial Boulevard, this longtime Metairie indoor mall gathers more than 120 restaurants and stores, making it an easy place to shop or grab lunch when the afternoon turns rainy.

Notable Residents of Metairie, LA

  • Ellen DeGeneresBorn in Metairie in 1958, the comedian later hosted a daytime talk show for nearly two decades.
  • Sal KhanBorn in Metairie in 1976, the man who founded the nonprofit Khan Academy finished at Grace King High School in Metairie as valedictorian.

Public Transportation in Metairie, LA

Several fixed Jefferson Parish Transit routes serve Metairie, among them the E5 Causeway, E1 Veterans and E2 Airline Drive lines, along with an on-demand zone. Most traffic moves on Interstate 10, Airline Drive, Veterans Memorial Boulevard and the Causeway, while Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport sits right next door in Kenner.

Questions

Metairie renovation questions

The questions Metairie homeowners and business owners ask us most.

Do you work in Metairie?

Yes. Metairie is one of our core service areas, about 3.8 miles in a straight line from our office at 2929 Tulane Ave in New Orleans.

Who issues renovation permits in Metairie?

Metairie is unincorporated Jefferson Parish, so permits come from Jefferson Parish rather than the City of New Orleans. We prepare and submit the permits your project needs.

Do you renovate both homes and businesses in Metairie?

Yes. We handle residential work like kitchens, baths and whole-home remodels, and commercial work like office, retail and restaurant renovations.

What services do you offer in Metairie?

All four of our divisions: residential interior, exterior and construction, commercial renovation and outdoor living, from roofing and siding to outdoor kitchens.

How do I get a free estimate in Metairie?

Use our contact form or call 504-527-8711. We schedule a visit, talk through your ideas, budget and timeline, and give you a written estimate.

What are your hours?

Monday to Saturday, 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM. We are closed on Sunday.

Question not here?

Talk to our team directly, Monday to Saturday, 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM.

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