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No state license for this trade. New Hampshire doesn't license or register kitchen remodelbusinesses, so there's no state registry to check. That's true of every kitchen remodel business in the state, not a mark against this one. Insurance is self-reported.
- Not rated by the BBB
- 6 work photos
Highlights
- Design credentials — Houzz lists kitchen design credentials and NKBA honors
- Project range — six Houzz projects cover kitchens, baths, bars, and renovations
- Cabinet expertise — business history traces cabinet making to 1975
- Location check — confirm current showroom or office address
- Scope clarity — separate design, cabinetry, and installation responsibilities
Currier Kitchens is a kitchen-and-bath design and remodeling business with a long connection to southern New Hampshire. A 2012 Patch article says Donald Currier founded the Milford business and began making cabinets in 1975; the same article says the showroom later moved to Amherst. Houzz currently lists Currier Kitchens & Baths with six projects and an address in Nashua. The work centers on kitchens, baths, cabinetry, counters, vanities, pantries, and lighting design. Houzz lists a Certified Kitchen Designer credential and NKBA design contest honorable mentions, and its projects include Amherst kitchens, a wet bar, a master bath, and a farmhouse renovation. Before booking, confirm the current showroom or office location and whether the project is design-only, cabinetry supply, or a full remodel. Ask for a written scope covering installation, subcontracted trades, materials, and design charges; Houzz lists typical job costs from $18,000 to $100, which it says can include design charges. Currier Kitchens looks suited to homeowners seeking coordinated kitchen, bath, and cabinetry design. Confirm the address and project responsibilities before scheduling an in-home consultation.
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