Forcier Contracting & Building Services Inc.

Forcier Contracting & Building Services is a Nashua general contractor at 24 Merrimack St that homeowners across southern New Hampshire hire for decks, screened porches, garages and whole-home additions. The BBB records it as incorporated in September 2003 - 22 years in business - with John Forcier as president, Michael Forcier as vice president and Jessica Forcier as administrator; the company's own site describes three arms: residential contracting, a long-running commercial drywall division, and excavation and site work. The track record is unusually detailed for a company this size. Fourteen review bodies run from 2022 to 2026 and Google publishes a 4.6-star average across 19 ratings. What recurs is not adjectives but named people and specific jobs: a 2026 reviewer described a garage expansion Mike scoped and his crew carried through, adding concrete-patio and shed repairs mid-project; a 2026 reviewer credited project manager Rocky with a written plan and payment schedule and no hidden fees; a 2022 reviewer described Rocky building a garage styled as a barn to match an 1889 house. The outdoor-structure work is the deepest seam. A 2025 reviewer described a large deck on a difficult site as the latest of several projects at their home; a 2024 reviewer walked through a deck from consultation to colour choices to installation and noted the site was left clean each day; another 2024 reviewer had a deck rebuilt at the Midfield Cafe at Nashua Airport. Excavation and utility work shows up too - two 2024 reviewers described a water-service-line change from the curb stop and a new city-water trench run with Pennichuck's approval. Two complaints sit against that. A September 2024 reviewer said they paid $3,750 to have front steps replaced because animals were living underneath, and that within a year the animals were back and the company would not put it right - a warranty question, not a workmanship one, and worth asking how callbacks are handled. An October 2025 one-star review said only that staff were "terribly rude"; it gives no job detail, so weigh it accordingly. On credentials: New Hampshire does not register general contractors or home-improvement contractors at state level, so there is no state licence to check for this kind of work and its absence means nothing. The BBB lists the company as not accredited and NOT RATED, which the bureau attributes to insufficient information rather than to any finding against it. Before booking, ask who your project manager will be, get the payment schedule in writing as earlier customers did, and ask specifically what the workmanship warranty covers and for how long.