Where we buy houses around Baton Rouge.

East Baton Rouge Parish runs from the 1800s homes of Spanish Town to the postwar brick ranches of Sherwood Forest, and it holds the capital city along with Baker, Zachary, and Central. The August 2016 flood hit much of the east side hard, a lot of it in Zone X where owners never carried flood insurance. We buy across the parish, in any condition, exactly as it sits.

Ascension Parish is one of the fastest-growing parts of the region, from Gonzales on the I-10 corridor to the newer subdivisions of Prairieville and the plant country around Geismar. The 2016 flood damaged roughly 16,000 homes and businesses here, much of it well beyond the mapped floodplain. We buy houses across Ascension as-is, on your timeline.

Livingston Parish took the worst of the 2016 flood, with Denham Springs at ground zero and heavy water through Walker, Watson, Livingston, and Holden along the Amite and Tickfaw. A decade on, gutted and half-rebuilt homes are still around. We buy anywhere in the parish, flood history and all, and you pick the closing date.

West Baton Rouge Parish sits on the river’s west bank, from Port Allen across from downtown to the old sugarcane town of Brusly and fast-growing Addis. It came through 2016 far lighter than the east bank, but rain-driven drainage flooding is the recurring West Bank issue. We buy West Bank homes as-is, in any condition.