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Danis Construction Co. Inc. is a building contractor based at 658 Forest Rd in Lyndeborough, New Hampshire, in the Souhegan Valley west of Nashua. Its most visible line of work is tiny houses. A Monadnock Ledger-Transcript report in May 2025 described the company as developing tiny houses as an alternative to traditional new construction, commonly no more than 400 square feet and built onto a trailer that can carry the finished home to its site. Concord Monitor coverage in April 2026 showed the firm hosting Lyndeborough's selectman and town administrator at one of those models. The customer record is very small. Google publishes a 5-star average drawn from three ratings, and the one written review on file, from February 2024, says only that this was a great contractor to work with from foundation to finish. That is a genuinely positive account of a full build, but a single voice is not yet a track record, and nothing written has been added since. Before booking, ask for references from completed projects you can actually visit, a written contract with a clear payment schedule, and proof of current liability insurance. New Hampshire has no statewide registration for general contractors or home-improvement contractors, so there is no state licence to look up for this trade -- references and insurance are what stand in its place. One identity check is worth making: directory listings show two separate Danis Construction entries in New Hampshire, one in Nashua and one at this Lyndeborough address. Confirm which entity is quoting your job.
“Danis Construction is developing tiny houses, an alternative to traditional new construction, which is out of reach for many in the region. A tiny house is commonly not more than 400 square feet, and goes on a trailer that can transport it to the desired location.”
“orters framed these structures as a more affordable option amid New Hampshire’s housing crisis. “This legislation really could help with people being able to afford something that isn’t going to break the bank,” said Mike Danis, a contractor from New Ipswich. He owns Tiny Houses of New Hampshire, a business that he has previously pitched to legislators as a tool to build more housing. It would allow people to afford housing while saving for a larger home, own their residence or use a tiny home on wheels as a sort of mobile accessory dwelling unit, Danis said. New Hampshire passed a law last ye”
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