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Stratham, Rockingham County

About Stratham

Stratham was incorporated in 1716 and covers around 15 square miles of Rockingham County, bounded on the west by the Squamscott River and sitting close to Great Bay. The 2020 census recorded 7,669 residents.

It is better known commercially than its size suggests. Timberland has its headquarters here, and Lindt and Sprüngli run their only United States chocolate factory in town. Routes 33, 108 and 111 all pass through, with the Route 101 expressway crossing the southern end, which is what makes this a practical place to live and commute from.

Stratham Hill Park gives the town its high ground and a good deal of its character. The housing is predominantly residential on comfortable lots, which is a straightforward starting point for a garage. What makes Stratham different is the coastal weather, and that has real consequences for how a structure should be built.

Population
7,669
Incorporated
1716
Town area
15 square miles
Near
Great Bay
Attached garage with a finished loft above, built in New Hampshire
Two car garage built in New Hampshire

Stratham, New Hampshire

Garage Builder Stratham NH

Being this close to Great Bay and the coast changes what a building has to put up with. Salt in the air is hard on fixings and hardware, wind comes off the water with nothing much in the way, and the freeze and thaw cycle near the coast is more punishing than it is inland.

None of that is a problem so long as it is designed for. Where we are building near the bay we pay particular attention to fixings and flashing, to how the siding is detailed at corners and edges, and to sealing the building properly against wind-driven rain, which finds gaps that ordinary rain never will.

Get those details right and a garage here lasts exactly as long as one built twenty miles inland. Skip them and the hardware tells you about it within a decade.

Coastal Detailing

Four Things We Do Differently Near The Bay

Hardware that survives salt air

Hinges, tracks, fixings and fasteners chosen for a coastal environment rather than a generic one.

Flashing taken seriously

Wind-driven rain gets into places ordinary rain never reaches. Head flashings and edge details do the real work here.

Doors rated for the wind

A garage door is the largest opening in the structure and the most exposed. Specification matters more on this side of the state.

Sealing the envelope properly

Air sealing keeps wind out and makes the space usable in winter. Near the coast the difference is immediately obvious.

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