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No state license for this trade. New Hampshire doesn't license or register demolition & excavationbusinesses, so there's no state registry to check. That's true of every demolition & excavation business in the state, not a mark against this one. Insurance is self-reported.
Highlights
- A paving fix — a 2024 customer said an issue after paving was handled
- Truck parking — a 2025 reviewer said a truck blocked five paid spots all day
- Driver conduct — a 2025 reviewer said a company truck cut them off
Advanced Excavating & Paving says Bill Gelinas started it in 1992 with a 1973 International dump truck, a 1979 Case backhoe and an Eager Beaver trailer, and that it now employs over 40 people. Its BBB profile describes residential and commercial excavation, paving, snow plowing, septic systems, grading and road work. It holds an A+ grade with the BBB and shows 4 stars from 20 ratings on Google. A 2024 customer said there was an issue after the company paved their road, and that they took care of it and were professional. A 2025 reviewer said a company truck blocked five paid parking spots for an entire business day, and that a staff member named April was defensive when asked whether they had permission. A 2025 reviewer said an employee in a company truck cut them off on a merge in Hooksett. A 2021 reviewer said trucks parked down their street at 6:40 AM for work at a business on the next street.
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