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PROCON is a design-build firm at 1359 Hooksett Rd in Hooksett, New Hampshire that keeps architecture, interior design, engineering and construction management under one roof. It describes itself as a fourth-generation, privately owned business with 91 years of staying power, and the Better Business Bureau dates the business to 1 April 1935. The work on show is commercial rather than residential: the firm's own site groups its portfolio by aviation, commercial, education, hospitality, ice rinks, industrial, medical, office, mixed-use, multi-family, retail and senior living, delivered across the Northeast. The consumer record is very thin. Google shows 4.7 stars from 15 ratings, and the single written review on file, from December 2023, is a positive account from someone who worked with them: "all the people were super nice", singling out two site supervisors by name, while noting that deadline pressure sometimes means subcontractors get rushed. Recognition is industry-side rather than homeowner-side: the company lists Best Architectural Firm in NH in 2022, 2024, 2025 and 2026, Best Commercial General Contractor 2026, Top 100 Design-Build Companies in 2017 and repeated Best Companies to Work For placements. The BBB grades it A+ but does not accredit it, and publishes no complaints. If you are a homeowner, the first question is fit: this is a firm whose documented work is institutional and commercial building, and the one written account comes from the trade side of a project rather than from a household that hired them.
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Wonderful experience with them! Sure, sometimes the job deadlines come up so they have a need to rush the subcontractors. However, all the people were super nice! Especially Jack the Job Super and also the senior super, Jason.
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