Jake’s Carpentry & RoofingHampton Falls, NH
Carpentry · Remodeling · Roofing 603⁠-⁠918⁠-⁠0953
Above Converting an Attic to an Artist’s Studio

He taught high school shop.Now he builds on the seacoast.

Brian Riordan taught in the Winnacunnet school system through 1986. Jake’s Carpentry has been remodeling seacoast homes ever since.

One cottage, start to finish

Five photographs of the same seacoast house, in the order they were taken. Nothing between them is hidden.

The cottage before work, with worn shingles, an old deck and an opening cut in the end wall
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As found. Worn shingles, an old deck and an opening cut in the end wall.

New beams and porch framing going up over the old cottage walls
02

Beams up. The new porch and the new roof get framed over the old walls.

A carpenter on the new porch roof laying underlayment, ladders against the house
03

Roofed and papered in, ladders still against the house.

Halfway through a cottage. Yours can start the same way.

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The finished cottage with new cedar shingles, white trim, a teal front door and a new farmer's porch
04

Finished. New cedar shingles, new trim and windows, a farmer’s porch with rail and stairs.

Two carpenters standing on the finished porch of the cottage
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Standing on it. The porch, the shingles and the stairs are all the same crew’s work.

Want the same walk through your house?

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7 Dormers, one roof
Janet-Lee Santeusanio Hampton Falls, NH

“I called the town’s building inspector to ask for his advice and he quickly suggested Jake’s Carpentry, saying they have an A1 crew and carpentry expertise.”

“They rebuilt SEVEN dormers (one of which was leaking badly) and a massive roof, and it all looks really, really good! Their work ethic, consideration, expertise, and skill was excellent.”

He taught the trade before he sold it

In their own words

“Brian Riordan is the owner of Jake’s Carpentry and a former High School Shop teacher. He worked with students in the Winnacunnet school system through 1986 before launching his own carpentry business.”

“Jake’s Carpentry is now based out of Hampton Falls, NH and serves clients throughout the NH seacoast and beyond.”

90%

“90% of his work is from repeat customers or word of mouth referrals.”

“The mission of Jake’s Carpentry is to provide quality work on all aspects of remodeling in such a way that fits in and improves every home we work on. Brian and Jake’s Carpentry believe it is imperative that each customer is treated honestly and fairly. Many customers even become family friends.”

Jake’s Carpentry was named after a treasured pet, Jake, a yellow Lab.

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A typical year

Additions/garages/window replacements/hardwood flooring/kitchens/baths/decks/porches/roofing/wood and vinyl siding/rot repair/storm doors/custom book cases and cabinets/power washing.

Trades he brings and oversees
  • Finish carpentry
  • Electrical
  • Plumbing
  • Heating
  • Excavation
  • Foundation
  • Dry wall
  • Masons

“He supplies quality people of all trades … and oversees them to ensure that his professional standards are upheld.”

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Custom built-in bookcases and cabinets flanking a doorway in a finished living room Built-in bookcases and cabinets, made for the wall they sit in.
A finished kitchen with white shaker cabinets, dark stone counters and stainless appliances Kitchen, finished and set.
A finished room with a vaulted pine board ceiling, three new windows and a new hardwood floor Vaulted pine ceiling, three new windows, new hardwood floor.

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Six jobs they put a name to

Straight off their own portfolio, in their own words.

  1. 01Building a Family Room
  2. 02Building a Caretaker’s House
  3. 03Roofing and Windows
  4. 04Kitchens & Baths & Built-Ins
  5. 05Converting an Attic to an Artist’s Studio
  6. 06Building a Family Room & Farmer’s Porch

Any of these sound like your house?

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A house wrapped in building paper in the snow with an opening cut for a new door and the old window out in the yard
Windows and doors, in the snow. The wall gets opened and wrapped first.
The same wall with a new sliding glass door and a new entry door set in, still wrapped for siding
Same wall, new slider and new entry set in and weathertight.