Looking for a garage renovator in St Tammany

My suggestion would be don’t skimp on the flooring, use Ninja. I’ve seen a number of others and none look as good as the job they did on mine. Been about 4 years and looks like the day they installed it.

I'll be retiring in a few years and have been in the commercial casework business for many years. I always think I would like to do some handy work when ti do retire, at least for a few years, and installing cabinets in a garage would be easy peasy. My thoughts are to stay away from particle board, and go mainly MDF with laminate (with a disclaimer about water contact) or pre finished birch plywood, for the best durability. The plywood angle would be better as it is lighter weight and less susceptible to warping in higher humidity settings. The drawback is many people would probably prefer color options over durability. I could certainly help with the production of the casework and installation services so will be following this thread.

I used garage experts of BR. Good price and great job. Not sure if he will go to St Tammany, but would be worth a call and ask

Garage Experts, Ninja, Wise, etc. are all franchises, and the final outcome will reflect the expertise of the workers. My experience is that the nice sales people are seriously ignorant about concrete, wall structure, moisture, etc. Some try hard to upsell. Look for expertise by talk with owners and installers before picking. You might break tasks up and be your own contractor. 1. Electric/lighting, cooling/heating 1st. 2. Walls next including possible insulation, surface repair, pest control, painting, strip molding. 3. Flooring pick and install if moisture level allows. If too moist at least have an aggressive floor cleaning and reinstall molding. 4. Lastly pick and install wall shelving, benches, etc. I'm 3 steps in myself.