Ryan & Greene Construction LLC

Ryan & Greene Construction LLC 🔨 30+ years of expert residential & commercial construction serving NH and MA. Fully licensed & insured. Let RG Construction turn your dreams into reality!

From remodels to additions, we bring quality, craftsmanship, and care to every project. We Are a Veteran owned and owner operated construction company servicing residential and commercial customers in southern NH and MA. We are a one stop shop from small home repairs to additions and new construction.

🏗️ Project Spotlight: Garage Structural RepairAnother job done right! Our crew just wrapped up a full garage structural ...
06/12/2026

🏗️ Project Spotlight: Garage Structural Repair

Another job done right! Our crew just wrapped up a full garage structural repair from the ground up — and the results are built to last.

Here's what we tackled on this one:
✅ Full structural post replacement
✅ New concrete footing with precision anchor bolt installation
✅ Hydraulic jack & laser-level alignment for a perfectly plumb post
✅ New framing, insulation & metal bracket reinforcement
✅ Tyvek weather-resistant barrier installed
✅ Fresh white trim around both garage door openings

When the structure matters, the details matter more. Whether it's a failing post, rotted sill, or a foundation concern — we do it the right way.

6 AM Hampton. Tide's already coming in. Crew's pouring coffee out of a thermos and laughing about something I missed.The...
06/02/2026

6 AM Hampton. Tide's already coming in. Crew's pouring coffee out of a thermos and laughing about something I missed.

The truck's loaded with cedar posts, galvanized hardware, and a marine-grade sealer that costs three times what we'd use inland.

By the time the homeowners are awake, we've got footings set and the first stair stringers cut.

This is what we mean when we say "built for the coast." It starts before sunrise and ends with hardware most people will never even see.

Built Right. On Time. Guaranteed.

5 kitchen remodel decisions homeowners regret most (after 1,200+ builds, we keep a list):5. Skipping the pantry to save ...
06/01/2026

5 kitchen remodel decisions homeowners regret most (after 1,200+ builds, we keep a list):

5. Skipping the pantry to save 18 inches
4. Going dark cabinet in a small kitchen
3. Cheap cabinet boxes with nice doors — they fail in 4 years
2. Not enough outlets on the island
1. Choosing a designer who doesn't actually cook

Make these 5 right and your kitchen will outlive your mortgage.

Save this for when you start planning.

Honest moment: this house looks worse right now than it did the day we started.That's not a problem. That's the renovati...
05/31/2026

Honest moment: this house looks worse right now than it did the day we started.

That's not a problem. That's the renovation.

Every major project has a "demolition trough" — the stretch where everything is open, ugly, and inconvenient. It scares first-time renovators. It doesn't scare us.

What you're seeing here: rotten boards out, weather barrier on, garage level reframed, second story tied in. We'll be wrapping it back up this week.

The dip in the middle is where the magic actually happens.

— from Mike —Pulled up to this Colonial Tuesday morning. The owner has been here 23 years. Her exact words: "Please don'...
05/30/2026

— from Mike —

Pulled up to this Colonial Tuesday morning. The owner has been here 23 years. Her exact words: "Please don't ruin it."

I get this every time we touch a New England Colonial. There's a reason these houses are still standing — and it's not because the original builders cut corners.

Our job here is to fix what's failed, preserve what hasn't, and leave it looking like we never came. That's harder than building from scratch. It's also the work I love most.

Sticking around to watch this one come together? We'll be sharing it all.

Composite vs. pressure-treated. Let's settle this.Pressure-treated:— Costs less upfront— Needs staining/sealing every 1-...
05/29/2026

Composite vs. pressure-treated. Let's settle this.

Pressure-treated:
— Costs less upfront
— Needs staining/sealing every 1-2 years
— Realistic lifespan: 10-15 years
— Warps, splinters, fades

Composite:
— Costs 1.8-2.2x more upfront
— Zero staining, ever
— 25-30 year manufacturer warranties
— Looks the same in year 15 as year 1

If you plan to sell in 5 years: pressure-treated.
If this is your forever home: composite.

That's the whole debate.

Built Right. On Time. Guaranteed.

3 signs your siding is past its expiration date (save this one):1. You can see daylight or feel a breeze near outlets on...
05/27/2026

3 signs your siding is past its expiration date (save this one):

1. You can see daylight or feel a breeze near outlets on exterior walls. The wrap is shot.

2. Paint won't hold for more than 2-3 years. The wood underneath is failing, not the paint.

3. Soft spots when you press a screwdriver against the boards. Rot has started.

If any of these sound like your house, a siding inspection costs you nothing. Putting it off costs everything.

Today we pause.Memorial Day isn't about sales or barbecues — it's about the men and women who gave everything so the res...
05/25/2026

Today we pause.

Memorial Day isn't about sales or barbecues — it's about the men and women who gave everything so the rest of us could build lives, raise families, and call this country home.

As a veteran-owned business, this day hits close. We remember the ones who didn't come back, and we carry their example into every job site: discipline, honor, and showing up for the people counting on you.

To the families who've lost someone in service — we see you. We're grateful beyond words.

Ryan & Greene Construction

"Just add more insulation."That advice has cost New England homeowners a lot of money.If your attic has 30-year-old fibe...
05/23/2026

"Just add more insulation."

That advice has cost New England homeowners a lot of money.

If your attic has 30-year-old fiberglass batts that have compressed, sagged, and pulled away from the chimney — adding more on top does almost nothing. The air leaks are the problem, not the R-value.

We crawl into spaces like this, find the actual gaps, seal them, THEN insulate. That's the order. Skip the first part and you're heating the neighborhood.

Save this one. It'll matter in November.

Built Right. On Time. Guaranteed.

$0 in storm damage. Four New England winters.That's the only review that matters for a coastal deck.Hot-dip galvanized h...
05/22/2026

$0 in storm damage. Four New England winters.

That's the only review that matters for a coastal deck.

Hot-dip galvanized hardware. Marine-grade fasteners. Framing rated for wind uplift. None of it is visible after we leave — and all of it is the reason this build is still here.

If you're on the coast and someone's quoting you the same hardware they'd use 30 miles inland, get a second opinion.

Built Right. On Time. Guaranteed.

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23 Plaistow Road # 3
Plaistow, NH
03865

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Monday 6am - 7pm
Tuesday 6am - 7pm
Wednesday 6am - 7pm
Thursday 6am - 7pm
Friday 6am - 7pm
Saturday 9am - 7pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

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