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Custom Bath of Nashua

Free measuring at your home, Free typed detailed itemized price quote, Free computer rendering. We have our own 22 workers to avoid sub-contractors who may be unreliable. Our design work is free also. At our Nashua showroom you’ll see: 12 installed showers with tubs, glass doors, bath vanities and cabinetry. Luxury vinyl flooring, large selection of tiles for shower walls and tiled flooring. Radiant electric heated floors, kitchen cabinets both custom and semi-custom, quartz and granite counter tops.

Hillsborough County

Tony Schinella

Boston Metropolitan Area

Nashua

New Hampshire

Free measuring at your home, Free typed detailed itemized price quote, Free computer rendering. We have our own 22 workers to avoid sub-contractors...

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Kato Plumbing and Heating

At Kato Plumbing and Heating, we understand that when you need plumbing or heating services, you want someone who is not only skilled but also trustworthy. As a family-owned business with years of experience in the industry, we pride ourselves on delivering personalized care and proven results for every homeowner in Southern New Hampshire. Our certified technicians are dedicated to ensuring that your home remains a comfortable and safe environment, whether it's through repairs, installations, or routine maintenance.

Manchester-Nashua, NH MSA

Manchester

At Kato Plumbing and Heating, we understand that when you need plumbing or heating services, you want someone who is not only skilled but also...

Homes of New Hampshire Realty, LLC

For nearly four decades, Cheryl Waitt, owner/broker of Homes of New Hampshire Realty, and her team of licensed agents have provided hands-on real estate representation to buyers and sellers throughout Southern New Hampshire and New England. A REALTOR®, licensed in New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Maine, as well as a Notary Public, Cheryl leads her team with deep market knowledge and direct broker involvement in every transaction. Sellers benefit from thoughtful pricing, clear positioning, and a practical understanding of how condition, location, and buyer behavior shape value across residential and luxury homes, multifamily properties, and land. Buyers rely on Cheryl and her team to assess both opportunity and risk, looking beyond surface details to support informed decisions and protect long-term interests. The firm operates with a people-first rather than profit-first mindset. Cheryl and her team focus on individualized attention, honest guidance, and clear communication, ensuring clients are never treated as a number or pushed through a process. Decisions are guided by what best serves each client’s goals and circumstances. The collective experience of Cheryl and her team includes traditional retail sales, probate and estate properties, luxury homes, distressed and REO assets, short sales, private and off-market transactions, as well as investment properties. In a market where transactions are often delegated to assistants, junior agents, or third-party showing services, clients working with Homes of New Hampshire Realty benefit from direct access to experienced professionals who bring steady judgment and proven expertise to every step of the process.

Rockingham County

Londonderry

For nearly four decades, Cheryl Waitt, owner/broker of Homes of New Hampshire Realty, and her team of licensed agents have provided hands-on real...

This morning, the New Hampshire Young Republicans sent out a press release criticizing Democratic Executive Council candidate Chris Pappas for writing in a 2005 opinion piece that it's time to change New Hampshire's state motto, "Live Free or Die." Pappas's campaign manager, Huck Montgomery, says the remark was part of a point-counterpoint argument, and Pappas does not think the state motto needs to be changed. But it got us thinking. Does "Live Free or Die" still fit New Hampshire? Or is it time to think about changing it? Share your thoughts in the comments field below.

This morning, the New Hampshire Young Republicans sent out a press release criticizing Democratic Executive Council candidate Chris Pappas for writing in a 2005 opinion piece that it's time to change New Hampshire's state motto, "Live Free or Die."

Pappas's campaign manager, Huck Montgomery, says the remark was part of a point-counterpoint argument, and Pappas does not think the state motto needs to be changed. But it got us thinking. Does "Live Free or Die" still fit New Hampshire? Or is it time to think about changing it? Share your thoughts in the comments field below.

A Democratic candidate has come under fire for a 7-year-old opinion piece.