How often does a landlord have to change carpets in the state of new hampshire?

New Hampshire state law does not specifically address how frequently landlords must replace carpets. However, the state's Landlord-Tenant Law does require landlords to maintain their properties in a habitable condition. This means that landlords must make necessary repairs and replacements to ensure that their tenants have a safe and healthy place to live.

If a carpet is damaged or worn out, the landlord may be responsible for replacing it. The landlord may also be responsible for replacing the carpet if it is not properly installed or if it does not meet the requirements of the state's building code.

If a tenant believes that their landlord is responsible for replacing their carpet, they should first try to resolve the issue with the landlord directly. If the landlord does not agree to replace the carpet, the tenant may file a complaint with the local housing authority or the state's attorney general's office.