Home Repairs, Door Replacement & Plumbing Fixes, NH

Common repairs

Running or leaking toilets, faucets and supply lines
Entry, storm and sliding door replacement, like this metal entry door and this slider in a brick wall
Drywall and ceiling repairs
Trim, siding and rot repairs
Railings, steps and porch repairs

When a repair keeps coming back

Repeated leaks, peeling paint or recurring rot usually have a cause that is not visible from the surface. We will tell you if we think a deeper look would save you from paying for the same repair twice.

Comparing bids? Check for these

Lower bids often leave these out. Every Atlas estimate includes them.

Removal and disposal of the old door
A flashed sill pan under the threshold
Lockset, deadbolt and new interior casing

Want example prices first? Read the entry door replacement cost guide.

Common questions

Do you take small jobs?

Yes. A running toilet, a door that will not latch or a ceiling patch after a leak are all jobs we do.

Why does a new entry door need a sill pan?

Water that gets past the threshold has to drain back out. A flashed sill pan under the door catches it, so the subfloor and framing below the door stay dry.

Can you match the trim or siding around a repair?

We match as closely as the available products allow, and we will tell you before we start if an exact match is not possible.

Can I get a price before anyone visits?

Yes, for entry doors and drywall repair. The Instant Ballpark gives a range, and the final price comes after a site visit and a written estimate.