Where we work / Uptown New Orleans
A bathroom that suits your routine. A more welcoming front porch. Room to spend time outside. Explore completed BPM projects at Uptown New Orleans homes.
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BPM projects / Uptown New Orleans
These projects show three sides of BPM’s Uptown work: an interior bathroom renovation, changes to a home’s front and rear entries, and a renewed yard and courtyard.
Uptown · New Orleans, LA
For a repeat customer in Uptown New Orleans, BPM completed a full bathroom renovation. The finished bathroom features a glass shower, a bold patterned feature wall, and a compact vanity.
The glass enclosure, patterned shower wall, and compact vanity give this room its character. Bring photos and priorities so we can discuss the layout, storage, and finishes that suit your routine.
Uptown · New Orleans, LA
BPM reframed the front of this Uptown home to create a raised porch, opened up the entry with sidelights, and updated the steps, railings, columns, trim, and decking. At the rear, a raised deck with Trex composite decking, metal posts and railings, and a fixed foundation created a place for outdoor living.
The front porch and rear deck belong to the same Uptown home. See the before-and-after photographs below to follow the changes at both entries.
Uptown · New Orleans, LA
BPM refreshed the front yard with iron fencing and remote-operated rolling gates, concrete driveways and sidewalks with brick accents, and brick borders around the garden. An aggregate seating area with a brick border adds a place to enjoy the courtyard.
This work brought the fencing, gates, paving, and courtyard together. Share how you use your outdoor areas and which features you want to repair, retain, or change.
Before you begin
The raised porch and rear deck in our Uptown portfolio make access part of the project. The bathroom and courtyard show how smaller spaces can also benefit from a coordinated plan.
For a porch or deck project, identify the doors and steps you use every day. Discuss the existing structure, railings, materials, and how people will enter and leave the home during the work.
Think about shower access, storage, vanity space, lighting, and ventilation together. If this is the only bathroom you can use, raise that early so temporary arrangements can be discussed.
Fencing, gates, paths, and a seating area can affect how the same yard works. Photos of the existing space and a clear list of priorities help distinguish repairs from new improvements.
Planning a project
Yes. The featured Uptown bathroom was a full renovation for a repeat customer. It includes a glass shower, patterned feature wall, and compact vanity. You can explore more photographs through the project gallery.
BPM has reframed a raised front porch and built a raised rear deck at the Uptown home shown here. The work appropriate for your home depends on the existing structure, access, design, and required approvals.
The featured Uptown yard project includes iron fencing, remote-operated rolling gates, paving with brick accents, and a courtyard seating area. Describe the work you have in mind so we can discuss the scope.
Send or describe the property location, the spaces you want to change, photos, and any available drawings. Let us know about daily access, rooms you need to keep using, and your target budget. BPM starts with a phone discussion, then arranges a site visit.
Your next project
Share the rooms or outdoor spaces you want to change. Our Metairie-based team can discuss the project and the next steps with you.
