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Nash Construction is a Nashua, New Hampshire general contractor serving commercial, industrial, and institutional work. BBB lists Mark Nash as president and says the business has been operating for 50 years; Houzz likewise identifies Mark A. Nash as owner/founder and says his construction experience dates to 1976. The company’s published service lists cover masonry alongside general contracting, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, flooring, landscaping, fire and sprinkler work, demolition, and related commercial construction. A 2015 local news report identified Nash Construction and Mark Nash as part of the team restoring Nashua’s Country Barn Motel, while Houzz shows one project and no customer reviews. BBB lists the company as accredited with an A+ rating, but that is a business-profile grade rather than a customer star average. Before hiring, confirm the crew’s recent experience with your specific masonry or commercial scope, request current references and a written estimate, and clarify which listed trades will be performed in-house.
“** The Country Barn Motel on Broad Street in Nashua is renovated as part of the Travel Channel's "Hotel Impossible" show. ... NASHUA— The Country Barn Motel, situated on Broad Street, will be featured tonight on the Travel Channel’s “Hotel Impossible” after a local contractor was hired by the television show to transform the aging facility. ... Mark Nashua of Nash Construction was part of the team hired by “Hotel Impossible” to restore the Country Barn Motel, which has been in operation for decades. ... Although Nash and Lavoie could only share limited details about the project until the show”
“40 Temple St, Nashua, NH”
“Nash Construction is a full-service general contracting company that serves the commercial and industrial industries.”
“Steve Boilard, President Email: [email protected] Phone: 603-231-9708”
“Contact Nash Construction regarding any and all construction needs that you have or that you think you will have in the future.”
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