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Demand by state

Is there demand for a floor recoat business in New Hampshire?

By the numbers, yes: New Hampshire has 404,486 owner-occupied homes, and with conservative math about 28,300 of their wood floors come due for a recoat each year. Whether your part of New Hampshire has enough is a local question, so check your own ZIP code before you decide.

New Hampshire by the numbers

404,486
Owner-occupied homes
141,600
Estimated with wood floors (35%)
28,300
Wood floors due a year (one coat every 5 years)
2,800
Owners likely to pay for it a year (1 in 10)

New Hampshire ranks number 41 of the 50 states and D.C. by owner-occupied homes, with 0.5% of the U.S. total. The count covers 245 ZIP codes.

The ZIP codes in New Hampshire with the most owner-occupied homes

ZIP codeClosest townOwner-occupied homesWood floors due a year
03054East Merrimack9,650680
03079Derry9,541670
03038Derry9,164640
03062Nashua8,432590
03053Londonderry8,388590

Each row is one ZIP code. Click a ZIP to see the demand within 30 miles of it. The town is the closest place in the Census list to the center of the ZIP code, so treat it as a rough guide.

A recoat business usually serves a city and the area around it, which takes in many ZIP codes. That is why the area around your town matters more than any one number on this page.

How we got these numbers

  • Homes: owner-occupied homes from the U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2024 (5-year estimates), added up for every ZIP code in New Hampshire. Renters are left out
  • Wood floors: 35% of those homes. The National Wood Flooring Association found 52% of homeowners say they have wood floors, so we use a lower figure on purpose
  • Due each year: we assume a floor gets a fresh coat about every 5 years
  • Hiring it out: we assume only 1 in 10 owners whose floor is due pays anyone to do it

These are estimates of the market, not a forecast of what any one business will sell. Leads aren't sold jobs, and a number for a whole state says little about your own town.

Why we keep our numbers conservative

Cities in New Hampshire

The numbers within 30 miles of Manchester, worked out the same way.

Check your own ZIP code

A state is too big to plan around. The demand tool adds up the owner-occupied homes within 30 miles of your ZIP code, with the same conservative math, so you can see the market around your own town in New Hampshire.

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How to size the demand near you

Starting a recoat business in New Hampshire

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Questions about New Hampshire

Is there demand for a floor recoat business in New Hampshire?

By the numbers, yes: New Hampshire has 404,486 owner-occupied homes, and with conservative math about 28,300 of their wood floors come due for a recoat each year. Whether your part of New Hampshire has enough is a local question, so check your own ZIP code before you decide.

How many homes in New Hampshire have wood floors due for a recoat?

Using a conservative 35% wood floor share, about 141,600 of the 404,486 owner-occupied homes in New Hampshire have wood floors. At one recoat every 5 years, that is about 28,300 floors due each year. If only 1 in 10 of those owners pays someone to do it, that is still about 2,800 paid jobs a year in New Hampshire.

Where in New Hampshire are the most owner-occupied homes?

By ZIP code, the most owner-occupied homes in New Hampshire are in 03054 (near East Merrimack, 9,650 homes), 03079 (near Derry, 9,541 homes), 03038 (near Derry, 9,164 homes), 03062 (near Nashua, 8,432 homes), and 03053 (near Londonderry, 8,388 homes). Each is one ZIP code. A recoat business usually serves a city and the area around it.