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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.
- 2 reviews in the last 6 monthsNo negatives
- 16 customer photosOf completed work
Highlights
- Foundation repointing — a recent customer had their foundation repointed
- On-time facade rebuild — a recent customer cited schedule and agreed-upon price
- Daily progress updates — a 2024 customer got daily updates from Micaiah
- Barn foundation work — a 2024 customer described new footings and support beams
- Wait for an opening — a 2024 customer waited for a slot in his schedule
Renewed Colonial works on old foundations, and its Google rating sits at 5 stars from 26 ratings. The company's website describes a deep repoint as the cure for crumbling mortar in early American stone foundations, and it says it has been in business four years. A recent customer said Micaiah and Nicholas repaired, and ultimately rebuilt, two exterior facades on a 1770s Cape foundation, and that the work was completed on time and for the agreed-upon price. A recent customer had a foundation repointed and said Nick and Micaiah explained the materials and methods used. A 2026 customer said Renewed Colonial tuck-pointed a stone foundation and replaced two failing brick portions with block on a house built in the 1880s. A 2026 customer said Micaiah inspected a property before they submitted an offer on it. A 2025 customer described the foundation repair of an 1860s farmhouse as a very complex job that Micaiah managed. A 2025 customer said Micaiah and Nick replaced a rotted sill at a rear entrance, removed crumbling stone steps and repointed the brick and stone of the foundation. A 2025 customer said Micaiah did a full re-point of an 1800 stone basement. Barns come into it too. A 2024 customer said the work on a barn built in the 1880s included jacking up a corner that had sunk approximately 3 inches, pouring new footings, installing new support beams and resetting granite beams. A 2024 customer said Micaiah provided daily updates over the 2.5 weeks a foundation project on a 1760s cape took. A 2023 customer listed jacking and leveling a corner of a 1700s farmhouse, replacing a 22-foot span of sill beam and rebuilding a bulging fieldstone foundation wall. A 2024 customer said they had to wait for an opening in Micaiah's schedule, and that a barn sill-beam replacement he estimated at 3 to 4 weeks was completed in 3 weeks.
What does basement waterproofing cost in Greater Nashua?
Typical your area range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Renewed Colonial. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
Not sure which you need? Start with an inspection — many reputable companies assess free, and independent assessments run up to $500.
The wall run getting the drain — a full 30×40 ft basement is about 140 ft.
Estimated range
$7,600 – $15,000
Typical waterproofing project around $11,300
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