We do remodeling, decks and repairs in Auburn, NH. Each job begins with a free consultation and a written, itemized quote, and we are fully insured. Massabesic Lake, Manchester's public water supply, is in the west of town, and Route 101, the Route 28 Bypass and Route 121 all cross Auburn.
Decks, porches and exterior work in Auburn
We build new decks and porches and rebuild tired ones, using framing and materials meant for snow, ice and freeze-thaw cycles. That covers:
- New decks
- Deck rebuilds and repairs
- Wood or composite
- Railings and stairs
- Covered porches
- Board and framing replacement
We also replace and repair siding, windows and doors. See our services for the full list. Scope depends on the project, and we go over it at the free consultation.
Kitchens and bathrooms in Auburn
We remodel kitchens and bathrooms in Auburn too, from cabinet and vanity updates to full rebuilds. The services page has what each includes. We do carpentry and general contracting. We do not do electrical or plumbing work ourselves, but we can coordinate licensed electricians and plumbers for the job.
Older homes and lead paint
We work on older homes in Auburn. If your house was built before 1978, lead paint can be a factor in a renovation, and we want to know the age of your home at the consultation.
We do not handle lead paint on older homes. If your house was built before 1978, we test for lead, and if it turns up we work with regulated contractors as needed. The town's Building Inspector page links two guides for homeowners, Lead Safe Home Improvements and asbestos information, and the EPA explains its lead renovation, repair and painting rules on its site. See the town's Building Inspector page for its guides.
Permits in Auburn: apply online
Auburn prefers online permit applications. The town also posts separate paper forms, including one for decks, so check with the Building Inspector before you start.
The Building Inspector's office is at 47 Chester Road, open Monday through Friday, 8 am to noon, with field inspections by appointment in the afternoon. The phone is (603) 483-0516. The town's permit forms page links the online application and the paper forms.
If your project needs a permit, we or one of our subcontractors can pull it. That includes electrical and plumbing permits when we coordinate those trades.
Auburn FAQ
Do I need a permit to build or replace a deck in Auburn?
Plan on it. Auburn has a separate deck permit application, so check with the Building Inspector at (603) 483-0516 before you start. If your project needs a permit, we or one of our subcontractors can pull it.
How do I apply for a building permit in Auburn?
Auburn prefers online applications. The Building Inspector's office is at 47 Chester Road. If your project needs a permit, we or one of our subcontractors can apply for it, and that includes electrical and plumbing permits when we coordinate those trades.
How do you handle lead paint in older Auburn homes?
We do not handle lead paint on older homes. If your house was built before 1978, we test for lead, and if it turns up we work with regulated contractors as needed. The town's Building Inspector page also links Lead Safe Home Improvements and asbestos information for homeowners.
How do I get a free estimate in Auburn?
Call (603) 665-0447 or send the form. We offer a free consultation and an itemized written quote, and we are fully insured. Every job is different, so we do not post prices.
Nearby towns
We also work in Manchester, Hooksett, Derry, Exeter and Candia. If you do not see your town, see our full service area or call us. Part of neighboring Candia drains toward Massabesic Lake.
Free estimate
Call (603) 665-0447 or fill out the estimate form to set up a free consultation. The quote is written and itemized, and we are fully insured.