Paul and Courtney hear from Mike Z. of the New Orleans Home and Garden Show about their event next year back in the Caesars Superdome next weekend to preview what you can catch at this years showcase, all the experts making their way to the Dome, some of the booths you can find including one where Paul can make Courtney into an action figure... sure, why not?

This hour, Paul and Courtney open up the program today covering this week's Real Estate Tip of the Week on keeping up with your homeowners insurance at all times to make sure nothing slips through the cracks, before answering questions from callers.

Paul and Courtney dive into questions and concerns from callers ranging from AC unit intakes and more.

Paul and Courtney dive into this week's Real Estate Tip of the Week covering how you should be checking up on your insurance early and often to understand if you've been sidelined with extra costs or given a freebie or return and not know it.

On today's show, Paul and Courtney open up as always discussing the Real Estate Tip of the Week ahead before spending the rest of the time helping callers and texters with their questions ranging from fortified roofs to leaking roofs to the best dehumidifier this side of the Mississippi and more!

This hour, Paul and Courtney dive into how LVP can cause more problems than they solve when dealing with a moisture issue, before hearing from callers on leaky roofs following the recent record blizzard and the go-to dehumidifier for our humid climate.

Paul and Courtney help a caller piece together the best types of dehumidifiers you can get for the hot, humid Gulf South, and how the installation process might look like.

Paul and Courtney help a caller figure out what they should do as their newly replaced roof is leaking from the snow that struck Louisiana in that blizzard about a month ago.

This hour, Paul and Courtney open up the show discussing how regardless of the renters and property owners must always make sure lease agreements are written in full and the types of additions you can add to a fortified roof or a roof to make it more fortified without being "fortified", one man's hurdle as he faces a situation with his insurance company regarding his roof being fortified using Florida codes and materials and not Louisiana codes and materials, and much more!

Paul and Courtney go over how you can get additions to a fortified roof and how you can make sure that you get the most out of the roof when filing for insurance claims.