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Carpenters in New Hampshire

Carpenters handle everything from framing additions to finish work such as trim, stairs and built-ins. In New Hampshire's older housing stock, a good carpenter also knows how to repair rot and work around out-of-square walls.

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Frequently asked questions

Do carpenters need a license in NH?
New Hampshire doesn't issue a state license for carpenters, so check insurance, references and recent local work instead. Ask for a certificate of liability insurance from the contractor's insurer, and see our hiring checklist.
Does work on an older home need lead-safe practices?
If the home was built before 1978 and the work disturbs painted surfaces, the contractor must be an EPA Lead-Safe Certified firm. See our lead paint guide.
Do I need a permit for carpentry work?
Structural work, additions and decks usually need a permit; small repairs often don't. Rules vary by town, so check with your building department. See our building permit guide.
How do I get quotes from carpenters in New Hampshire?
Compare the listings on this page and contact a few directly, or describe your project once on our free quote form and we'll send it to up to 3 matching local pros.