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The Country Sweep

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The Country Sweep

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44 years of experience

Professional Chimney Sweeping. Family Owned and Operated. Quality Service since 1981. Local. Fully Insured. Punctual. Mess Free.

Professional Chimney Sweeping. Family Owned and Operated. Quality Service since 1981. Local. Fully Insured. Punctual. Mess Free.

Steppingstones Masonry

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Steppingstones Masonry

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26 years of experience

At Steppingstones Masonry, we're your trusted partner in masonry craftsmanship, bringing beauty, strength, and timeless elegance to every project. We specialize in preserving, restoring, and enhancing historical and residential masonry structures, ensuring they stand the test of time.

At Steppingstones Masonry, we're your trusted partner in masonry craftsmanship, bringing beauty, strength, and timeless elegance to every project. We specialize in preserving, restoring, and enhancing historical and residential masonry structures, ensuring they stand the test of time.

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Robinson Custom Masonry and Remodeling

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Robinson Custom Masonry and Remodeling

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4 years of experience

We are a small, family-owned, second generation masonry business located in Lempster, NH. Services include but are not limited to chimney, tile, and stone work as well as kitchen or bathroom remodels.

We are a small, family-owned, second generation masonry business located in Lempster, NH. Services include but are not limited to chimney, tile, and stone work as well as kitchen or bathroom remodels.

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BestWay Wildlife Control

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BestWay Wildlife Control

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14 years of experience

Welcome to BestWay Wildlife Control, providing solutions to animal problems throughout New Hampshire and Massachusetts. When you have a conflict with wildlife in your home or on your property, BestWay can help. Trained and insured, we are experienced at taking care of the animals humanely and in accordance with local and state laws.

Welcome to BestWay Wildlife Control, providing solutions to animal problems throughout New Hampshire and Massachusetts. When you have a conflict with wildlife in your home or on your property, BestWay can help. Trained and insured, we are experienced at taking care of the animals humanely and in accordance with local and state laws.

coat of arms slate roofing

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coat of arms slate roofing

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32 years of experience

20+years experience, 10 percent off fall special, credit cards accepted

"I hired Steve Tolmie from Coat of Arms Roofing in April 2021 for a job in Portsmouth NH. He gave a quote of $17K to do the job and asked for half up front. I should have been alarmed when he became very pushy about getting his deposit check. I signed the contract on Friday and told him I would meet him at noon on Monday to give him a check but he kept pushing me to meet him earlier than that. I held my ground, met him at noon, and gave him a check (which he asked to be made out to his personal account, not his professional account.. another red flag). The job was estimated to take 2 weeks and Steve asked me to rent a lift for one month in case bad weather slowed things down. During the first week, Steve never showed up to do any work. I called multiple times to try to figure out when he was coming and his wife told me that he was out quoting other jobs, but that he'd get to it soon. He never did. He showed up for an hour here and there he never stayed for more than an hour and most days he never showed up at all. I continued to try calling after several more days past, but then my calls started going to a prank recording of Donald Trump. Finally, a month went by and the lift needed to be returned. Steve performed a total of 6 hours of work on an 80-hour job and repaired less than 10% of my roof. I involved my contractor and a city official in Portsmouth to speak with Steve and he repeatedly promised that he was coming back to finish but he didn't. Instead, he took off with $8500 of my money and finally disappeared. I've never heard from him again. My lawyers are now involved and we are filing a claim to recoup my losses. However Steve lives in a trailer in Raymond and we're not sure if he may have used all of the money on drugs, as his inconsistent behaviour and continuous lying was consistent with an addict, although I cannot confirm he's doing drugs. While this has been a horrible situation for me, and I feel I've been taken advantage of, I would feel much better knowing that I may help to stop this from happening to anyone else. So please do not hire this man. He lies. He doesn't do the job, and he will take your money. Hopefully someday I will recoup my losses, but I'd love for others to avoid this type of disaster all together. - Jessica, Portsmouth NH"

Jessica K on June 2021

20+years experience, 10 percent off fall special, credit cards accepted

"I hired Steve Tolmie from Coat of Arms Roofing in April 2021 for a job in Portsmouth NH. He gave a quote of $17K to do the job and asked for half up front. I should have been alarmed when he became very pushy about getting his deposit check. I signed the contract on Friday and told him I would meet him at noon on Monday to give him a check but he kept pushing me to meet him earlier than that. I held my ground, met him at noon, and gave him a check (which he asked to be made out to his personal account, not his professional account.. another red flag). The job was estimated to take 2 weeks and Steve asked me to rent a lift for one month in case bad weather slowed things down. During the first week, Steve never showed up to do any work. I called multiple times to try to figure out when he was coming and his wife told me that he was out quoting other jobs, but that he'd get to it soon. He never did. He showed up for an hour here and there he never stayed for more than an hour and most days he never showed up at all. I continued to try calling after several more days past, but then my calls started going to a prank recording of Donald Trump. Finally, a month went by and the lift needed to be returned. Steve performed a total of 6 hours of work on an 80-hour job and repaired less than 10% of my roof. I involved my contractor and a city official in Portsmouth to speak with Steve and he repeatedly promised that he was coming back to finish but he didn't. Instead, he took off with $8500 of my money and finally disappeared. I've never heard from him again. My lawyers are now involved and we are filing a claim to recoup my losses. However Steve lives in a trailer in Raymond and we're not sure if he may have used all of the money on drugs, as his inconsistent behaviour and continuous lying was consistent with an addict, although I cannot confirm he's doing drugs. While this has been a horrible situation for me, and I feel I've been taken advantage of, I would feel much better knowing that I may help to stop this from happening to anyone else. So please do not hire this man. He lies. He doesn't do the job, and he will take your money. Hopefully someday I will recoup my losses, but I'd love for others to avoid this type of disaster all together. - Jessica, Portsmouth NH"

Jessica K on June 2021

Real Deal Builders

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Real Deal Builders

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Real Deal Builders is a small company with 2 to 4 full time employees. I have a long list of sub-contractors I can call on for larger jobs. I require one third down with the remainder due upon completion of the job. I offer a 10% discount to senior citizens. Financing is available under specials cicumstances . Barter is always an option.

Real Deal Builders is a small company with 2 to 4 full time employees. I have a long list of sub-contractors I can call on for larger jobs. I require one third down with the remainder due upon completion of the job. I offer a 10% discount to senior citizens. Financing is available under specials cicumstances . Barter is always an option.

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Chimney Caps questions, answered by experts

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