NEW HAMPSHIRE
TIMBER FRAME HOMES
Pre-fabricated Custom Homes & Cabins In New Hampshire
NEW HAMPSHIRE
TIMBER FRAME HOMES
New Hampshire Timber Frame Services
Timberbuilt specializes in designing and building sustainable, architecturally distinct timber frame homes across North America, and we’re proud to offer our services throughout New Hampshire.
We provide customizable designs, timber framing, and on-site assembly to create beautiful homes that are energy efficient, comfortable, and engineered to last generations.
New Hampshire’s scenic landscapes—ranging from the White Mountains to the peaceful shores of Lake Winnipesaukee—make it a great location for an energy-efficient timber frame home.
Whether you’re planning a rustic retreat in the mountains near North Conway, a lakeside home in the Lakes Region, or a classic New England-style residence in a town like Hanover, a timber frame home offers the strength, warmth, and sustainability needed to thrive in New Hampshire’s varied climates and environments.
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This recent Timberbuilt project in Henniker, New Hampshire began with our Olive Series design.
Designs for New Hampshire’s Landscapes and Style
New Hampshire’s diverse natural beauty demands homes that embrace the environment while providing comfort year-round. In the White Mountains, around places like Franconia Notch and Jackson, Timberbuilt homes are designed to take full advantage of the alpine surroundings.
These homes provide plenty of outdoor living spaces, from covered porches to expansive decks, allowing you to enjoy the fresh mountain air in any season.
In the Lakes Region, where towns like Wolfeboro and Meredith sit on the shores of Lake Winnipesaukee, Timberbuilt homes can reflect the charm and style of classic New England lakeside cottages.
With open floor plans, wraparound porches, and large windows to take in the lake views, our designs are great for a lakeside retreat.
For those building in New Hampshire’s rural towns and valleys, our designs can be styled to reflect the timeless look of a New England farmhouse. Exposed timber beams, stone accents, and wide porches give these homes a rustic feel, while the floor plans allow for modern conveniences and plenty of space for family living.
Energy Efficient In New Hampshire’s Climate
New Hampshire’s climate ranges from snowy, cold winters in the mountains to humid summers along the coast and lakes.
We build our homes with structural insulated panels (SIPs) to provide the energy efficiency needed to keep homes comfortable through all seasons, while reducing energy consumption. Green building is part of our culture.
In the White Mountains, where winters can be harsh, with average temperatures in January around 15°F and snowfall totals exceeding 100 inches, Timberbuilt homes are designed to retain heat and minimize energy costs. The airtight SIPs create a highly insulated building envelope, preventing heat loss and ensuring that your home stays warm and cozy throughout the winter.
In New Hampshire’s coastal and lakeside regions, such as Portsmouth or Alton Bay, where summer humidity can be high, SIPs help keep the interior temperature stable, reducing the need for air conditioning, even during the hottest summer months.
We always strive to offer a perfect balance between outdoor living and indoor comfort.
Engineered to Last
New Hampshire’s environment can be tough on homes, with cold winters, snowstorms, and strong winds across the state. Our designs are engineered to withstand these elements, combining solid timber frame construction with airtight SIPs for maximum durability and comfort.
In the mountainous regions, such as around Bretton Woods and Mount Washington, where heavy snowfalls are the norm—often exceeding 100 inches annually—our timbers and SIPs handle the weight and stress of snow loads.
We engineer each home for its specific location to ensure your project exceeds all local codes and standards.
Whether you’re building in the mountains, valleys, or by the lakes, Timberbuilt homes are crafted to last. Our homes provide a harmonious blend of beauty, strength, and energy efficiency, making them an ideal choice for New Hampshire’s diverse landscapes and climate challenges.
From classic New England designs to modern mountain retreats, timber frame homes reflect the state’s history of craftsmanship while offering the best in modern sustainable living.
Featured Locations
Featured locations below provide general building code references, but rest assured—Timberbuilt manages the heavy lifting when it comes to ensuring your home exceeds all local codes and standards.
Portsmouth
Portsmouth, located along New Hampshire’s short but scenic seacoast, is known for its historic charm, vibrant arts scene, and waterfront views. The city’s picturesque downtown is filled with historic homes, galleries, boutiques, and top-notch restaurants, providing a lively yet quaint coastal lifestyle. With easy access to beaches, parks, and cultural festivals, Portsmouth is a great location for those who enjoy both a bustling atmosphere and scenic seaside living. Its rich history, walkable streets, and strong community make it a highly desirable place to call home.
Local Building Codes – Portsmouth, NH
Concord
Concord, New Hampshire’s capital, is situated along the Merrimack River and offers a blend of small-city amenities and a peaceful, community-oriented environment. The city has a historic downtown area, complete with theaters, museums, and independent shops, as well as plenty of green spaces and outdoor activities. Residents enjoy a family-friendly atmosphere with easy access to New Hampshire’s beautiful lakes and mountains. Concord combines the convenience of urban amenities with a relaxed, suburban feel, making it an attractive choice for those who want a balanced lifestyle.
Local Building Codes – Concord, NH
Hanover
Hanover, home to Dartmouth College, is a charming college town located along the Connecticut River in New Hampshire’s Upper Valley region. The town has a lively, intellectual atmosphere, with unique shops, cafes, and cultural activities inspired by the presence of the college. The surrounding area is characterized by rolling hills, forests, and nearby rivers, offering excellent opportunities for outdoor activities like hiking, skiing, and kayaking. Hanover’s strong sense of community, academic energy, and scenic surroundings make it an ideal place to build a home for those who appreciate a close-knit and cultured environment.
Local Building Codes – Hanover, NH
Laconia
Laconia, situated between Lake Winnipesaukee and the White Mountains, is a scenic lakeside town known for its beautiful waterfront, mountainous views, and outdoor recreation. The town hosts popular annual events like Motorcycle Week and the Pumpkin Festival, contributing to a fun, community-centered atmosphere. Laconia provides easy access to boating, fishing, and beach activities in the summer, along with skiing and snowmobiling in the winter. Building a home here allows residents to enjoy a peaceful lakeside lifestyle with year-round access to New Hampshire’s natural beauty.
Artful, Rugged, Green: About Us
Timberbuilt is located in a small town outside of Buffalo, NY. We’ve been designing and building energy efficient timber frame homes across the continent for 35 years.
Our tag line ‘ARTFUL, RUGGED, GREEN’ is a pretty good description of the people who make up Timberbuilt and the homes we produce.
We begin each project with a company-wide commitment to providing outstanding service and value.
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