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No state license for this trade. New Hampshire doesn't license or register carpentrybusinesses, so there's no state registry to check. That's true of every carpentry business in the state, not a mark against this one. Insurance is self-reported.
Highlights
- Curved-glass window restoration — a 2025 customer said he replaced eight bent glass pieces
- A re-created historic window — a 2025 architect said he matched a lost diamond pane window
- Old-house carpentry — a 2024 review described doors, locks, a staircase and cabinetry
- A custom firewood rack — a 2023 customer said it was completed right on time
- A backed-out pickup — a 2024 customer said he cancelled at 9:30 pm Saturday
A 2025 customer who lives in an 1896 Portsmouth house with curved-glass windows said they hired Dylan to restore those windows rather than replace them with flat modern ones. That 2025 customer said he took out the old glazing, repaired one of the sashes, scraped off the old paint and repainted in his shop, and replaced eight of the bent glass pieces. The same 2025 customer listed a solid mahogany door threshold among other carpentry projects around the home. A residential architect wrote in 2025 that Dylan re-created a 19th-century diamond pane window lost in a house fire, working from photos and some basic dimensions, down to the muntin profiles, antique glass and putty glazing on the exterior. That 2025 reviewer said the work was produced on time and that he used antique lumber. A 2025 customer said their old, cracked windows were restored and described him as communicative, tidy and punctual. A 2024 review signed from Kittery, Maine, described rehanging doors and repairing vintage brass locks so the doors would close properly, rebuilding an interior staircase, converting an old dining room into a pantry with plaster wall repairs, and turning a spare bedroom into a dressing room. That 2024 review said he designed and built new cabinetry and an island. A 2024 customer said he had built multiple things on an 1872 barn. A 2023 customer said Dylan built their kitchen cabinets up to the ceiling before they were painted. A 2023 customer said he helped with the entryway of a rotted old colonial. A 2023 customer said he built a custom firewood rack and tool set, worked with them through the design process, sent updates and pictures as it progressed, and completed it right on time. A 2024 customer said he agreed to a Sunday pickup, then did not answer their Saturday messages until 9:30 pm, when he said he had decided to deal with someone else.
What does carpentry work cost in Greater Nashua?
Typical your area range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Dylan Runnion Restoration Carpentry LLC.. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
A typical single-level deck is 12×16 — about 200 sq ft.
Estimated range
$7,750 – $14,500
Typical carpentry project around $11,100
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