§ 361-B:1: "“Home solicitation sale” means a sale of goods or services, priced at $150 or more" … "at any place other than a permanent place of business of the seller" · § 361-B:2, I (required contract notice): "ANY BUYER MAY CANCEL THIS TRANSACTION ANY TIME PRIOR TO MIDNIGHT OF THE THIRD BUSINESS DAY AFTER THE DATE OF THIS TRANSACTION."
"Chapter 320 Repealed – Entire Chapter was repealed"
Town by town
Thornton
Unclear wording: ask the clerk
“No activity, including … sales transactions to customers shall be conducted within three feet of any entrance or exit to any occupied building or structure unless written approval by the owner thereof has first been obtained”
Hawkers and peddlers, including place-to-place household services, need a Chief of Police license. Licensees may not transact within three feet of an entrance without owner approval.
Sandwich (Carroll County): where we looked, October 19, 2026
Tamworth (Carroll County): where we looked, October 19, 2026
Before you knock in New Hampshire
Read the current code for the exact address (a mailing address can name a different town), check the
date on each row, and ask the town clerk in writing. Our permits guide shows how.
The full dataset for every state is on the national page and as a
CSV.
Not legal advice. KnockFiber is an independent recruiting company, not a law firm. This page quotes municipal codes as we read them on the date shown; codes change, and a clerk or a lawyer decides how a rule applies to you. Before you knock, read the current code and ask the town clerk, in writing. Found an error or a newer ordinance? Email recruiting@knockfiber.com and we will re-read the code and log the change.
