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Old 02-19-2013, 05:21 PM   #1
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The house is in great shape built in 1989. New plumbing and insulated well. Just the floor/lack of foundation is the only issue. I'd love to hear more advise!!! Thanks...
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Old 02-19-2013, 07:00 PM   #2
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Check out the website for Bayside Concrete: www.baysideconcretenh.com

They are located in Alton, but their site shows their work area extends around the lake. I have seen many examples of their work, and the owner Bob Burton is a great guy.
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Old 02-19-2013, 08:59 PM   #3
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Check out the website for Bayside Concrete: www.baysideconcretenh.com

They are located in Alton, but their site shows their work area extends around the lake. I have seen many examples of their work, and the owner Bob Burton is a great guy.
I to will vouch for the company. They also work with a great building mover and excavator that does both companies excavation work.
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Old 02-20-2013, 05:01 AM   #4
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I sent you a P/M with contact info for one of the contractors I work closely with.
If you need a painter check out my business link
www.bobpowellspainting.com
Good luck with your project.
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Check out the website for Bayside Concrete: www.baysideconcretenh.com

They are located in Alton, but their site shows their work area extends around the lake. I have seen many examples of their work, and the owner Bob Burton is a great guy.
I can also recommend Bayside Concrete. The picture of the foundation on their home page is the foundation of my house in West Alton. I can also highly recommend Tradesmen Builders of Laconia for your renovations. They did the finish work on my house in West Alton, and have also done many other projects at my house on Little Bear and also at my business location. Their website is www.tradesmenbuilders.com The picture on their home page is my house in West Alton finished. Contact Rich or Larry at Tradesmen.
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Mountain Top Builders, Sanbornton, 603-286-8144
We had an addition and dormers put on, a stunning fire place built, a new roof, all new windows and siding done by the company. They are excellent; come on schedule, come in at cost, immaculate work-site, easy to communicate with and beautiful workmanship! I would definitely hire them for future projects.
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The house is in great shape built in 1989. New plumbing and insulated well. Just the floor/lack of foundation is the only issue. I'd love to hear more advice!!! Thanks...
I've been considering the same thing—but with a cottage with a smaller footprint.

There are a few annoyances that could be changed at the same time. Could this be completed without "losing" a summer season?

I'd be curious what number of dollars would bring these considerations to a halt—some round number like $40K, $60K, $100K...
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