Lockhart Carpentry LLC

Local business · Warner, NHLocal business · 116 Route 103 East, Warner, NH 03278

3.9· early read

Carpentrycustom carpentrydeck buildinghome repairs

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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.

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Highlights

Seen on Reddit — 1 mention in r/newhampshire, positive

Deck rebuild — a homeowner credited a finished deck rebuild in 2026
Basement build-out — same homeowner had a home office finished downstairs
Two decades — owner states 20+ years of carpentry and repair work
Owner on site — a one-man shop, so the owner does the work

One account — a single third-party recommendation is the whole outside record
Solo capacity — a one-man shop limits how much work runs at once

Lockhart Carpentry LLC is a one-man carpentry and home-repair business working out of Warner, New Hampshire. Its own site describes the range as custom carpentry, deck building, shed building, home repairs and small renovations for homes and small businesses. The owner, Brian Lockhart, says on the site that he lives in Warner and has more than twenty years of carpentry and home-repair experience. New Hampshire does not register general home-improvement contractors, so there is no state licence to check for this trade — the absence of one is normal and means nothing either way. The strongest outside signal is recent and first-hand. In an August 2026 New Hampshire renovations thread a homeowner recommended the company by name and town, described the owner as someone "who does great work", and named two finished jobs: a rebuilt deck and a home office built out in a basement. Beyond that one account there is no review record to weigh. This reads as a genuine small owner-operated shop with one solid recent reference — worth asking for a couple more references and a written scope before a larger project.