Handyman · Renovation · Property Care
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


No Job Too Big Or Small
One reliable crew for the projects that keep piling up.
Send the list
Talk through timing
Get it handled


Real Work
Actual project photos, not stock contractor filler.
Before
AfterCovered patio reclaimed
Before
AfterDeck build, start to finish






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 storyRebuilding 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.
Primary neighborhoods
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?
What areas do you serve?
Who actually does the work?
When was KoKo established?
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.


