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New Hampshire: Industry Data

New Hampshire has 6,615 establishments and 40,515 employees across the 7 industries Builder Data covers. Here's each one, with pay, one-year job growth and New Hampshire's national rank.

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IndustryEstablishmentsEmployeesAvg. pay1-yr jobsU.S. rank
Commercial & Institutional Building Contractors2342,282$121,150+4.0%#45
Residential Home Builders1,2384,816$75,618+0.2%#38
Specialty Trade Contractors3,74821,821$81,910+1.2%#40
Heavy & Civil Engineering Construction2703,480$109,578-5.8%#35
Engineering Services Firms9297,209$141,058+3.2%#33
Architectural Services Firms140549$110,010+5.0%#44
Surveying & Mapping Services56358$87,200+1.1%#35

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages (QCEW), 2025 annual averages, private ownership. Establishment counts are worksites, not companies. Pulled November 4, 2026. bls.gov/cew

Rank = New Hampshire's position among states by employment in that industry. Establishments are worksites, not companies.

New Hampshire: FAQ

How big is the construction & design industry in New Hampshire?

New Hampshire had 6,615 establishments and 40,515 employees across the 7 industries Builder Data covers in 2025 (BLS QCEW annual averages, private ownership).

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