Hard to say without knowing the specifics but if I was moving in next to a business I'd Google then to see what I can find, talk to prospective neighbors, check with my real estate agent, check up on the local zoning and rules.

I've never looked into property near a business of any sort, I prefer rural areas, but that's all stuff I've done for residential properties.

It sounds like a shitty situation and I hope you can find an amicable solution

Yea I’m exploring all options at this point. Considering sound proofing

What research would you do?

What research would you do?

Did the business exist before you moved there or did they pop up after? Likely unless they’re violating any noise ordinances you can deal or move.

Oh absolutely yeah /s

Are you serious? You can pretty much hit every bar in Manchester in an evening … get out there and make your own drunken decisions.

They are in an industrial zone, with an established business prior to your house being built? Unfortunately it sounds like your complaints have no merit.

>> How was I supposed to know otherwise?

Umm, this is just a shot in the dark … but maybe by doing your own research?

>The problem with the local noise ordinance is it is for dwellings only.

Not much you're going to be able to do if you can't convince the business to accommodate you. Maybe install better insulation and windows in the home? That's a solution used for homes near noisy airports. The NH RSA isn't likely to help. You'd have to get the town onboard and they're probably going to side with business given its zoning.

I don't want to sound like a dick here but what I'm getting from this story is that you bought a house next to an established business, made an incorrect assumption about their noise and business hours, didn't do any research on the company, contacted them and they made some changes at your request (ineffective but they tried something), and now you want to "do something" based on public health regulations?

Don’t hate. But my bar hangout is Stark Tavern. Upscale dive bar. Decent food. Mostly bad beer. Stick to the Oatmeal Stout. It’s killer. Great bar food!

I WISH we lived next to a gun range haha. We can actually hear the one from the town over. To add a bit more info: The business is a distributor of materials. Don’t want to give much more info than that. The problem with the local noise ordinance is it is for dwellings only. They are in an industrial zone. The business was there before the house. I was well aware we were likely going to be dealing with a decent amount of noise given the size of the business but incorrectly assumed they would be operating during typical business hours 9-5 type deal. How was I supposed to know otherwise? Definitely appreciate the advice so far! I think I’m in a deal with it or move situation ☹️. I might try to do something using state law RSA 147

Mike’s Pub and Grub.

I agree with others. Was the business there first? Most noise ordinances are 10 or 11p. Get a box fan 🤷🏽‍♂️

Can your property be seen from the business and how do you look in a Speedo?

Same thing with living near a golf course.

Shaskeen, Strangebrew, Industry East, 815, Shopper’s, City Hall Pub, To Share Brewing, Candia Road Brewing

Lol, technically taught propaganda and build up to wwI, didn't get to actually cover much of the war itself. That class was US history not world so I covered mostly what was going on in the US that led to its involvement in the war My time there ended in May and the students had a full month of more after that. I taught world history in another class, covering Greece/ Rome etc.

Okay I did not realize that, I won’t be going there anymore

Did the business open after you moved in?

Shoppers Pub, Crown Tavern

You've told too little for anyone to know. There are so many variables, that without telling us exactly which business it is (and therefore who you are), no one can tell.

There's fact that you've complained to the town planner and didn't get steered to an official who could help, but only got the contact info to someone at the company. That tells us that there probably isn't something the town can do to stop it.

Almost every town has a unique noise ordinance. It’s a zoning or planning issue. Talk to your Town Clerk to file a complaint. Town can then arrange for inspections and hearings.

What's the business not the name but what do they do ? Was it there when you bought the property ? How long have you owned the property ? You might have some recourse if the person/realtor who sold you the property did not disclose this.