Home Inspections in New Hampshire
Serving the Seacoast & Southeastern New Hampshire
FPI’s Maine team works the New Hampshire Seacoast the same way we work our home market — one appointment, every ancillary service, same-day reports. From Portsmouth’s historic stock to new construction in Dover and Rochester, your buyers get a clear, actionable report from inspectors who cross the Piscataqua every week.
Communities We Serve
Coverage across the Seacoast and southeastern New Hampshire — one team, every ancillary service, same appointment.
Seacoast
- Portsmouth
- Rye
- Hampton
- North Hampton
- New Castle
Tri-Cities
- Dover
- Rochester
- Somersworth
- Durham
- Madbury
Inland
- Exeter
- Stratham
- Newmarket
- Epping
- Barrington
One Appointment, Everything Covered
Seacoast deals move as fast as anything in Boston’s orbit — no room for five vendors and five schedules. FPI runs one call, one appointment, one team, with one coordinated set of findings.
What We Recommend in New Hampshire
Radon — air and water
The Granite State earns the name: elevated radon is common statewide, in tight new builds as much as old farmhouses. On well-served homes it enters through the tap too — we test both in one visit.
Well water panel
Arsenic and radon occur naturally in New Hampshire bedrock wells, and NH DES recommends regular testing. FHA/VA loans require it at purchase. We collect samples during the inspection and coordinate the lab analysis.
PFAS testing
Southeastern New Hampshire has some of the most-documented PFAS contamination in New England. A PFAS panel collected at inspection answers the question your buyer is already asking.
Sewer scope
Portsmouth, Dover, and Rochester’s older neighborhoods still carry original clay and cast-iron laterals. A camera down the line before closing beats excavating a collapsed one after.
Frequently Asked Questions
How fast will we get the inspection report?
Same-day in most cases — always within 24 hours. Agents and TCs receive it simultaneously with the buyer when authorized.
Can radon, water, and septic testing happen at the same appointment?
Yes — full inspection plus radon, water quality, PFAS, WDIR, sewer scope, and septic in one coordinated visit.
How do I schedule a New Hampshire inspection?
Online in about two minutes at our scheduler, or call 1-833-FPI-INSP. Same-week slots are usually available.
Is radon an issue in New Hampshire?
The Granite State earns its name — elevated radon is common statewide, in new construction as well as old. A 48-hour test during the inspection settles it.
Does well water need testing in NH?
If the home has a private well, yes — arsenic and radon occur naturally in New Hampshire bedrock wells, and NH DES recommends regular testing. VA and FHA loans require it at purchase. FPI collects the samples and coordinates the lab analysis.
What about Portsmouth’s historic homes?
Pre-1900 Seacoast stock brings knob-and-tube, original laterals, and creative renovations. We inspect what the renovation covered up, not just what it shows.
Ready to Schedule a New Hampshire Inspection?
Same-day scheduling available. Reports delivered within 24 hours of inspection.