Maintenance guide · New Hampshire

Facility Maintenance Contractors in New Hampshire

64 maintenance contractors in 43 cities and towns, from OpenStreetMap (refreshed November 6, 2026).

How Many Maintenance Contractors Are There in New Hampshire?

We list 64 maintenance contractors in New Hampshire: 23 HVAC, 15 plumbing, 13 electrical, 10 roofing and 0 fire protection companies, across 43 {cities.length === 1 ? 'city' : 'cities and towns'}. Check each license and insurance certificate, and ask whether they take commercial work.

Updated November 6, 2026 · Source: OpenStreetMap (refreshed November 6, 2026).

23HVAC
15plumbing
13electrical
10roofing

By Category in New Hampshire

Cities and Towns

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Largest Cities in New Hampshire

Manchester 11 Listed

399 South Main Street, Manchester

Locks & DoorsPhone listedWebsiteSource: OSM

Exeter 3 Listed

61 Epping Road, Exeter

ElectricalWebsiteSource: OSM

89 Holland Way, Exeter

HVACPhone listedWebsiteHours listedSource: OSM

Nashua 3 Listed

Concord 2 Listed

46 Henniker Street, Concord

HVACPhone listedWebsiteHours listedSource: OSM

Keene 2 Listed

21 Victoria Court, Keene

HVACPhone listedWebsiteHours listedSource: OSM

Meredith 2 Listed

185 Waukewan Street, Meredith

Locks & DoorsPhone listedWebsiteHours listedSource: OSM

Maintaining a Building in New Hampshire

How many maintenance contractors are listed in New Hampshire?

We list 64 businesses in New Hampshire across 43 {cities.length === 1 ? 'city' : 'cities and towns'}: 23 HVAC, 15 plumbing, 13 electrical, 10 roofing, 1 pest control, 9 locks & doors, 1 handyman. The most are in Manchester (11), Exeter (3), Nashua (3).

How do I check a contractor license in New Hampshire?

Search the state licensing board or the city or county that licenses the trade, and match the exact business name and license number. Requirements differ by trade. Ask for a certificate of insurance as well, sent directly by the contractor's insurance agent.

Which inspections does a building in New Hampshire need?

It depends on the building and local code. Fire extinguishers, sprinklers, alarms and emergency lights follow NFPA standards as adopted locally, and elevators and backflow preventers have their own local authorities. Ask your fire marshal, water utility and insurer.

Plan ahead with the maintenance schedule, the budget calculator and the license and insurance guide.

Listings: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL) · Data last updated November 6, 2026 · Sources & method