ADUs in Portsmouth
Downtown Portsmouth is a tight lot, usually on city utilities. The Bean is 384 sq ft. The Wakefield is 525 sq ft on one floor. The Summit is 654 sq ft. We'll read your lot before a larger plan.
Price a Portsmouth ADUPortsmouth sits on the Piscataqua River at the Maine line. Langone Site Services builds turn-key ADUs there and handles excavation, site work, and septic. Call (978) 987-0089 and we will confirm the scope for your lot. We don't publish a New Hampshire septic starting price.
Portsmouth follows HB 577. Downtown lots are tight and usually on city utilities. If the lot sits in a historic area, we'll read those rules with the parcel.
Portsmouth is a Seacoast city in Rockingham County, on the Piscataqua River at the Maine line. Tight lots are common. Rules change by block, so we'll read your lot.
A tight downtown Portsmouth lot and a parcel farther out do not share one setback. We'll read the zone before we talk footprint.
The Bean, The Wakefield, and The Summit. All three stay under 700 sq ft, which is the practical start on a downtown lot.
384 sq ft, 1 bed / 1 bath, 16×24, one story.
View this model525 sq ft, 1 bed / 1 bath, 30×18, one story.
View this model654 sq ft, 1 bed / 1 bath, 30×22, one story.
View this modelDowntown Portsmouth is a tight lot, usually on city utilities. The Bean is 384 sq ft. The Wakefield is 525 sq ft on one floor. The Summit is 654 sq ft. We'll read your lot before a larger plan.
Price a Portsmouth ADUPortsmouth excavation is tight downtown access and utility cuts along the Piscataqua.
ExcavationWe'll check whether a Portsmouth lot is on town sewer or needs a septic design, then price the system from the site.
Septic installationPortsmouth site work is utility cuts on tight downtown streets. Call (978) 987-0089 and we will look at the street and the utilities.
Site workEvery town we cover is listed on the service area page.
We will read the ordinance against your parcel, look at what the ground will take for septic and access, and come back to you with a figure rather than a range.