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No state license for this trade. New Hampshire doesn't license or register specialty servicesbusinesses, so there's no state registry to check. That's true of every specialty services business in the state, not a mark against this one. Insurance is self-reported.
- 1 review in the last 6 monthsNo negatives
- 4 customer photosOf completed work
Highlights
- Detailed craftsmanship — reviewers repeatedly praise ceiling and drywall repair quality
- Fast scheduling — 2021–2023 reviews cite same-day estimates and short-notice fits
- Repeat customers — one reviewer used Mike for three separate room projects
- Phone-only quotes — two 1-star reviews cite pricing disagreements before a site visit
Mike, the owner of Drywall Unlimited, has been doing drywall work in southern New Hampshire since 2005 — the company's own history has him deciding that winter to start the business, and its site lists a service area spanning towns from Manchester and Derry to Amherst and Milford. Twenty-one reviews since 2021 point to one steady theme: homeowners hire Mike for drywall hanging, taping, repairs, finishing, priming, and painting, and most come away impressed with the craftsmanship. The specifics repeat across the years. A 2025 review described Mike and his crew repairing and texturing large ceiling patches from a plumbing leak, calling the result "better than original" and reasonably priced. Another described a full 700-square-foot basement drywall job, with Mike suggesting framing improvements before starting. Multiple reviewers from 2021 through 2023 mention him fitting them in on short notice — same-day estimates, weekend work to hit a deadline, squeezing a job in around another contractor's delay — and one repeat customer describes hiring him for a kitchen, a bathroom, and a living and dining room over several projects, calling each one immaculate. A review from April 2026, the most recent, praised a ceiling repair and paint job as thorough and well-suggested. Pricing is the one place reviews disagree, not the quality of the work itself. Several reviewers, including a couple who hired him for full rooms or additions, called the price fair or within budget once he'd seen the job. But phone-only quotes have drawn complaints: a 2022 review said a verbal estimate for a garage came in at $7,600, about twice two other bids the customer had gotten, and a March 2025 review also described a disagreement over a price Mike gave by phone before a site visit. Google currently shows a 4.3-star rating from 30 total ratings. New Hampshire doesn't license drywall contractors, so there's nothing to verify there — what stands out about Mike's business comes from what customers describe, not a credential. Given the pattern above, it's worth asking him to see the space in person and confirm the number before booking off a phone estimate alone, especially on a larger job.
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