Serpico Brothers, LLC

Serpico Brothers, LLC works out of 23 Butternut Dr in Keene, New Hampshire, and is the kind of small remodeling outfit homeowners call when a job spans several trades at once. The company says Fred Serpico started it in 2014 after a stretch in the military, years as a shipyard electrician and a run teaching school, and after renovating his own first house in 2000 and taking on projects for friends and family. Fred and Santo Serpico are the two names customers reach directly. The work list is deliberately broad: additions, three- and four-season porches and screen porches, decks, basements, bathrooms and kitchens, sheds, pier foundations, interior and exterior painting, and flooring in vinyl click-and-lock, laminate and wood. The company describes itself in the same terms — no job too small, whole-house renovation inside and out. The public record is short but consistent. The Better Business Bureau lists the firm as accredited since July 2017 with an A+ grade, and the customer reviews on that profile run warmly positive, describing the crew as dependable, knowledgeable, honest and affordable, and returning for more than one job. A homeowner on r/newhampshire made the same point from the other side of the counter, saying they hire Serpico Brothers for everything and calling the work good and the prices reasonable. Before booking, the one thing worth confirming is the lead-safety credential: the BBB profile records an Environmental Protection Agency licence, NAT-F168504-2, with an expiration date of 31 August 2026, so ask whether it has been renewed if your house predates 1978. New Hampshire does not register general contractors or remodelers at the state level, so there is no state registration to check for this trade. They are a reasonable call for a Monadnock-region homeowner who wants one small, owner-run crew to take an addition, a deck or a flooring job from start to finish. Ask for the current EPA lead certificate and for references on a project the size of yours.