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- LaHouse spring open house set for April 21
(04/13/18) BATON ROUGE, La. — Homeowners can discover proven ways to keep their homes cool, dry and free of destructive termites at the spring Saturday open house April 21 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the LSU AgCenter’s LaHouse Home and Landscape Resource Center.
“These solutions can translate to more money for summer fun, when you don’t have to pay for high utility bills or damage repair costs,” said Claudette Hanks Reichel, LaHouse director and extension housing specialist.
Highlighted displays, cut-aways, signage and free publications show research-based and cost-effective sun, heat, rain, humidity and termite control systems. Reichel said these high-performance home features offer greater comfort and energy-efficiency, along with better quality, durability and some of the key requirements for a healthy home.
One Saturday each season, LaHouse opens its doors outside its normal weekday operating hours and has experts on hand to answer questions. Open house visitors can explore both the seasonal focus exhibits and the many other special features LaHouse displays.
LaHouse Resource Center is located at 2858 Gourrier Ave. across from LSU’s Alex Box Baseball Stadium. A donation of $5 per adult is requested to help support LaHouse educational exhibits and programs.
Find out more about LaHouse, the benefits of a high-performance home and how to achieve them in our region by visiting the website, www.LSUAgCenter.com/LaHouse or facebook.com/mylahouse.
The LSU AgCenter and the LSU College of Agriculture