We recently bought a house in the area. The seller had high praises for Wayne's company, and as…read morepart of the sales contract, he hired Coolidge Co to do some general repair and a major (over $12K) upgrade. The project finished with some delays and incurred quite a bit more expense, due to various reasons. But the end result was satisfactory, and Wayne absorbed the additional costs. We are very impressed with the quality of Wayne & co's work, and highly recommend them to others needing home repair and construction.

From the owner: W.A. Coolidge Company is a full service construction company serving the Seacoast of New Hampshire,…read moreMaine, and Northern Massachusetts. The owners, Wayne A. Coolidge and Wendy A. Wentworth Coolidge have been partners for over 30 years.

Mark resurfaced our gravel driveway. He was on time, meticulous, and even arranged for more…read morematerial to be delivered on EXTREMELY short notice to remedy my mistake. we are thrilled with the results and will be calling on Healey Construction for more projects big and small. Thanks Mark!

Excellent, it was a pleasure having Mark and his team here to repair my garage. Mark is quite…read moreskilled and knowledgeable, he is super kind and fully explained everything along the way, answering any questions. You won't be disappointed choosing Healey Construction, I will definitely call him first for future projects.

After researching many contractors we decided on Michael Bragg Carpentry to do new windows and…read moresiding on our home. The price and timely work schedule were very good and the quality of the work can not be beat. Friendly and extremely knowledge you will be glad you hired them too.

All started out well with Michael Bragg, as he returned my inital email, and came out for an…read moreestimate quite quickly. I walked him through the job I wanted to have done, which was redoing the exterior trim on our house around our three garage bays and well as some of the front sections on our house in PVC board. I would also have him install a ceiling fan and Nest thermostats. He came, spent a good amount of time at the house and supplied an estimate for the job. He seemed like a decent person and I enjoyed talking with him and as no other contractors had even retuned my calls (I called 4 others in the area). I was very clear with him that I wanted the job done right, and done once (something I repeated to him many times while he was working on the house as well, and he said this was how he worked). I gave him the job.  Upon arriving, I had decided to expand the job to the entire front of the house, as he had told me he had some time between jobs, and I figured it would be best to do it all at once. I asked him for a rough estimate, and as it was reasonable, I moved forward. As he started pulling up the trim, he found some areas of water damage, which delayed the project about day. You can't not fix water damage, so the delay was understandable and by end of the second day, all the damage was repaired.  That's where it all when downhill. After this point, progress was slow and I wanted to see what was going on. He gave me a number of excuses for why pieces were't done yet, and among those was the fact that one of the garage bays was a different size than he was expecting, and he had already cut the material and would need to remeasure and cut again. I was quite astonished by this, but thought I'd wait to see how he billed for his error. After this, I decided to work from home as many days as possible to keep an eye on him and his team. Following that, his team (of 5 people now working hourly at $400 each) had issues with the cold, started packing up at 2:30 and were gone by 3. I was charged for the full day for all workers. I should note here that as I was talking to him before the job, he said he worked from 8 to 5 and was the kind of person to make sure the person to be thorough and clean up after the job every day. Every day, his entire team was packing up before 4, and were gone at 4 on the dot. Michael himself was always there at or before 8 and often stayed after 4 to chat with me, but this was usually as I asked him questions about the job as I had a number of concerns. At the end of the first week, I was watching him team taking apart the siding, with one person particularly struggling with the removal.  He nearly ripped off part of the roof, and damaged some of the rain guides (sorry, I don't know the actual term for what this piece is) in the progress. Another working was replacing siding, but doing so at an angle.  I spoke with Michael and told him I did not want either of these people working on the house anymore. He understand and agreed, and told me they weren't usually on his team. On week two of the job, I told him I needed him to finish up by the end of the week, as I would be leaving town and the job was getting more and more expensive, as he decided he would start working hourly and would need to order much more material than expected (even after buying more material when I expanded the job on day one, and in the end, he didn't have enough material to do the remaining part of the job - I did end out with hundreds worth of leftover material, though the wrong size to finish the primary portions trim I needed him to complete.) Week two was supposed to be his remaining team of 3 (something he confirmed on Monday), plus one person coming back to do a high ceiling fan and thermostats that were itemized on the original estimate. He said he would be able to complete the job by the end of the week.  Throughout the job, I did tell him what needed to be done, and that if he was unable to, to let me know so we could make a gameplan to do the most important parts first, and wait on the rest. Every day I checked in on him and all was on track.  As I mentioned earlier, I constantly reminded him that it needed to be done right, not fast - which needed to be reiterated after seeing a lot of cracked siding, misaligned siding, damaged elements and his team working slow).

T and J Builders have done a wonderful job each time they have done work on our home. Their…read moreemployees are always on time, professional and work hard to get the job done in a timely manner. I highly recommend T and J Builders for general repair / construction needs. Thank you for helping us make our home the one we have always dreamed of!

From the owner: T&J Builders is based in Dover, NH. Our company specializes in new construction, major home…read moreadditions and large rebuilds. We are fully insured and serve residential and commercial customers throughout New Hampshire and Southern Maine.

After that crazy winter we had, our front door was exhausted. The handle broke off, the wood was…read morewarped and it never closed properly. After contacting several flaky handymen, we tried fixing it ourselves. After that failure, we found CPC through a recommendation via a local Mom's association. After seeing the website, I wasn't sure that a door was worth CPC's time. After contacting them, they agreed to take a look. They offered to take the job! Chris let us know his availability, gave us two choices and quotes for what could be done to repair our front door. He is clean, friendly, comfortable around kids and families, respectful and, unlike other handymen, won't give you the creeps. As for the work, it was excellent and completed in a timely fashion. He'll tell you right away if there could be a delay or if the project needs to go in a different direction. We have a door again!! We are pleased and will use him again for different projects. Check him out!

From the owner: Design . Build . Remodel…read more Custom Home Construction High-end tiling Stone work, retaining walls, Patios Landscapes Excavation Septic Installs Custom finish work

I called Foam Fellas, and they answered the phone. That alone is rare these days. We then…read moreproceeded to set up an estimate the same week. Sebastian (one of the owners) showed up on time, walked through the entire process, made recommendations, and was the perfect combination of personal and professional. I received my quote that same evening. The next morning, I called them back (again, they answered), and was able to schedule the installation for the following week. Fast forward to installation day: they arrived on time, gave me timing expectations, and went to work. There was a little more work than anticipated, which they DID NOT charge extra for, and it took about 2 hours longer than expected. During this time, Sebastian pulled the single most unexpected move in the history of professional contractors... He went out and bought lunch for ME (and his crew). He apologized for the delay, and wanted to reassure me that they had to make sure everything was done correctly, and didn't want to rush. Upon completion, I paid the invoice cost (he refused to take money for the lunch), and I asked how I could help promote his business. I've worked with well over 50 contractors in my life, and Sebastian ranks one of the best. If you need insulation, or know anyone who does, then do yourself a favor and give these guys a call.

In an effort to support local businesses, I contacted Foam Fellas to remove the builder grade…read moreinsulation in my large basement, seal the perimeter and foam insulate between the joists. No fancy brochures or gimmicks were offered. They arrived on time for the promised free estimate, provided an e-mail quote the same day and were able to schedule the work sooner than promised. They arrived as expected, removed the old insulation and carefully covered all of the mechanical equipment and walls in the basement in preparation for the foam application. They paid particular attention to my specific concerns and delivered on their promise to address them. They performed all work in a professional manner and did a thorough job cleaning up. I would absolutely call Foam Fellas again for my next insulation project. P.S. Their price was more than competitive with other insulation contractors!

This company is now under new management and Jim is doing a heck of a job...Best prices around with…read moretop notch installs...highly recommended

I was deceived by Blier Flooring. When I purchased my hardware floors I was shown cherry wood in…read more3' to 5' lengths but when I got home they had installed the ends of cherry wood. No piece was larger than 3' and most were under 20". I was lied to when I was told that this was how most hardwood cherry planks are installed. The quality of work was good but the product itself was well below par. Make sure you specify measurements and get it in writing Mike