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Local Contractors
- Amherst, NH
- Bedford, NH
- Berlin, NH
- Claremont, NH
- Conway, NH
- Derry, NH
- Derry Village, NH
- Dover, NH
- Durham, NH
- East Concord, NH
- Exeter, NH
- Goffstown, NH
- Hampton, NH
- Hanover, NH
- Hooksett, NH
- Hudson, NH
- Keene, NH
- Laconia, NH
- Lebanon, NH
- Londonderry, NH
- Manchester, NH
- Merrimack, NH
- Milford, NH
- Nashua, NH
- Pelham, NH
- Portsmouth, NH
- Raymond, NH
- Rochester, NH
- Salem, NH
- Somersworth, NH
- Windham, NH
Heating Contractors in New Hampshire
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New Hampshire is a small state in the Northeastern United States, with a population of about
1.3 million people. It experiences 4 distinct seasons during the year, so both central
heating and central cooling are important. (In fact, the coldest temperature ever recorded
in New Hampshire was -47 degrees F, in 1934. Try enjoying life in the White Mountains at that
temperature without a furnace!)
The state motto is "Live Free or Die", so it may not surprise you to learn that there are relatively
few regulations that affect contractors.
HVAC contractors, for example, are not required to get a state license to install or maintain
heating and cooling equipment. (They may, however, need a license should their work involve certain
electrical or plumbing work.)
In 2004, more than
300 consumer complaints were filed against NH contractors and remodelers. Several bills
have been proposed in the legislature in response. If you would like to file a complaint against
a contractor in NH, contact the Office of
the Attorney General.
New Hampshire renters and homeowners that are having a problem paying their home heating bills
can contact the NH Office of Energy and
Planning for help. The Office's Fuel Assistance Program may be able to help provide funds for
heating.
HVAC Organizations with an Office in New Hampshire
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