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Every jobaround thehouse.

Repairs, renovations, painting, drywall, flooring, fencing and landscaping — handled by one family-operated crew from River Ridge to Uptown.

2016
Established
Family
Operated
8
Neighborhoods
Any size
Job
Backyard pool with new privacy fencing, matched trees and a travertine deck completed by KoKo Construction
Front of a Greater New Orleans home with trimmed hedges, fresh beds and a stamped concrete walkway by KoKo Construction

No Job Too Big Or Small

One reliable crew for the projects that keep piling up.

Send the list

One item or fifteen. Send photos if you have them, and be as rough as you need to be.

Talk through timing

Mario calls you back himself to go over the scope, the access, and when he can get there.

Get it handled

The same people who quoted the job show up to do it, and stay on it until it is finished.

Finished residential repair project by KoKo Construction
KoKo crawfish pointing toward the next step

Real Work

Actual project photos, not stock contractor filler.

Every photo here is a job Mario actually did, around here. Decks, fences, drainage, repairs, and yards brought back under control. Have a look before you call anybody.

Covered patio reclaimed before photoBefore
Covered patio reclaimed after photoAfter

Covered patio reclaimed

Overgrowth cleared so the patio could be used again.

Deck build, start to finish before photoBefore
Deck build, start to finish after photoAfter

Deck build, start to finish

Framed from the ground up and finished for everyday outdoor use.

Front landscaping and walkway at a New Orleans area home
Wood privacy fence and landscaped side yard
Finished deck and covered outdoor sitting area
Deck framing during construction
Exterior soffit and overhang repair in progress
Pool area landscaping with privacy plantings

About Mario

Local, family-operated, and built around showing up.

Mario has been working on New Orleans homes since the rebuild after Katrina. He runs professional crews for every trade and is on the job himself, checking the work as it goes.

He worked the rebuild after Katrina and never left. Storm after storm since, the job has been the same: help people get their homes back. Most of the work still comes by word of mouth.

Read Mario's story

Rebuilding New Orleans homes since Katrina

Mario prices the job and supervises it on site

Professional crews for every trade

Most work comes by word of mouth

Where Mario works

Close to the homes he knows.

Mario keeps his core work close to home so he can plan the drive, show up when he said he would, and come back when a project needs another look. These are the neighborhoods KoKo serves most often.

The highlighted area is approximate, not a hard boundary. Send the service address with your request and Mario can confirm whether the job is a practical fit.

KoKo Construction & Handyman serves the listed neighborhoods and nearby parts of Greater New Orleans.

Questions

Straight answers before you request an estimate.

What kind of work does KoKo handle?

Just about anything around a house: repairs and punch lists, painting, drywall, flooring and tile, fencing, yard work and cleanup, exterior maintenance, and full remodels. House cleaning is offered through the family business as well.

What areas do you serve?

KoKo focuses on River Ridge, Uptown New Orleans, Jefferson, Harahan, Metairie, Old Metairie, Lakeview, Bucktown and nearby parts of Greater New Orleans.

Who actually does the work?

KoKo has professional crews for every trade, including cleaning. Mario supervises the work and is on site himself, so the person who priced the job is the one checking it.

When was KoKo established?

KoKo Construction & Handyman was established in 2016. Mario's local hands-on experience in the area goes back before that.

Ready To Talk Through The Job?

Send Mario the project details and a few photos if you have them.

Nothing gets lost between the first message and the first visit. The details, the address and the photos all land in one place, and Mario follows up from there.