B And B Construction - Hamilton's Reliable Fencing Company

We handle everything from loose pickets to leaning fence posts. Since Hamilton’s clay soil can shift and cause post erosion, we often dig out old posts, set them in concrete, and backfill with gravel to keep water from pooling. For rusting metal hardware (hinges, gate latches), we replace them with galvanized or stainless-steel options that hold up better in our local humidity. We also repair barbed-wire fencing for properties on the outskirts of town.

Yes. We do small jobs like fixing a broken cabinet hinge, patching a hole in drywall, or swapping out a faucet. We also manage bigger projects, such as kitchen updates, bathroom renovations, and building decks. Our team uses modern equipment—like laser levels and power washers—to make sure each job is done right, whether it’s a one-hour repair or a week-long remodel.

We dig post holes at least two feet deep (deeper if needed), add a layer of gravel at the bottom for drainage, then set the post in concrete that extends a few inches above ground to shed water. This keeps the wood from sitting in damp soil and reduces erosion. For metal posts, we use a rust-inhibiting primer. That approach has worked well for customers near the courthouse and along farm-to-market roads.