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Whether New Hampshire licenses general contractors or handymen could not be confirmed on its own pages. Plumbing and electrical: state license; HVAC: only gas-fired heating needs a state license · not fully confirmed. Read from New Hampshire's own pages, checked November 6, 2026.
Not fully confirmed. For New Hampshire, the handyman limit, general contractors, HVAC and the license-number rule could not be checked on the state's own pages: each says so below.
The limit: not confirmed. The state's consumer and licensing pages could not be opened, so whether New Hampshire licenses general contractors or handymen is not confirmed. What was found: No state general contractor or handyman license statute was found, but this could not be confirmed from an official page (NH Department of Justice, Insurance Department and OPLC pages all returned 403). Electrical, plumbing and fuel gas work need state licenses at any job size.
General contractors: Not confirmed. None was found for New Hampshire either, for the reason above. What was found: No state general contractor license found in RSA, but no official page could be opened to confirm (403 on nh.gov agency sites).
Plumbing: State license. Master/journeyman/apprentice plumber licenses issued by OPLC under the Mechanical Licensing Board (RSA 153:27 to 153:36; former RSA 329-A).
Electrical: State license. Master/journeyman electrician licenses (RSA 319-C); making electrical installations without a license is a crime; homeowner exception for own single-family residence.
HVAC: Only gas-fired heating needs a state license · not fully confirmed. No general HVAC license found; gas-fired heating/appliance work needs a state fuel gas fitter license (RSA 153:27, 153:29). No official statement found on other HVAC work. Only gas-fired heating work is confirmed to need a state license; nothing official was found on other HVAC work.
Your license number: New Hampshire's own pages show no state rule that puts it on paperwork. The licensing office's rules could not be reached.
The board: NH Office of Professional Licensure and Certification (Electricians' Board; Mechanical Licensing Board for plumbers and fuel gas fitters) - no general contractor board. As of November 6, 2026.
This is a summary of each state's own pages as of November 6, 2026, not legal advice. Rules change, and cities and counties add licenses of their own. Check with your state's board, linked on this page, before you rely on it.
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