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No state license for this trade. New Hampshire doesn't license or register waterproofing / foundationbusinesses, so there's no state registry to check. That's true of every waterproofing / foundation business in the state, not a mark against this one. Insurance is self-reported.
Highlights
- Foundation quality — 2024 reviewers praised precise, solid pours
- On-schedule work — customers cited timely completion and clear updates
- Job-site driving — a 2023 review called neighborhood driving reckless
Keegan Concrete Forms Inc pours the foundations under Seacoast New Hampshire homes — footings, frost walls, retaining walls and the tie-ins for additions and garages — work the company says it has done out of East Kingston since 1986. Six reviews from July 2024 repeatedly praised the crew's finish and pace: one customer called the work "a solid, precise finish" with communication that stayed clear from consultation to completion, and others described a foundation poured on schedule with attention to detail evident at every step. Further back, a 2022 review recalled Jim and his crew putting in footings and frost walls for a home addition and being straightforward to work with. A 2023 review raised a different concern — not about the concrete work itself, but about the crew driving through neighborhoods in a way the reviewer called reckless. It's worth asking about if trucks will be coming and going near a street with kids or foot traffic. For footings, frost walls or a new foundation on the Seacoast, the 2024 reviews describe careful, on-schedule work — pair that with a question about job-site traffic before signing on.
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