Fence Builders Binghamton NY | Call Hallick and Son Excavation

Binghamton, NY 13903

(607) 768-1817

Question Answers

How do you prevent fence posts from shifting due to frost heave in Binghamton?

Frost heave is a common issue here because our clay-heavy soil expands when it freezes. We counter this by digging post holes below the frost line—typically 48 inches deep—and backfilling with compacted gravel for drainage. This keeps posts stable through freeze-thaw cycles, which is especially important in neighborhoods near the Susquehanna River where the water table is higher.

Do you offer tree planting and pruning as part of your landscaping services?

Yes, we handle tree planting, pruning, and removal. For planting, we choose native species suited to Broome County's climate and prepare the soil with proper grading to prevent water pooling. Our pruning focuses on removing dead or crossing branches to promote healthy growth, and we can manage disease or insect issues that affect local shrubs.

What does construction site preparation include for a new home build?

We start by clearing the land of trees and brush, then grade the site for proper drainage. Our excavation team digs footings and trenches for utilities, and we backfill with compacted soil to prevent settling. We also install French drains or footer drainage systems if needed, which is common in areas near the Chenango Valley to manage runoff.

What the Company Handles

  • Insect management - shrubs
  • Irrigation construction
  • Tree care services
  • Landscape maintenance
  • Shrub removal

Company Profile

Hallick and Son Excavation in Binghamton, NY, brings over 23 years of heavy equipment experience and 15 years in construction to every project. Owner Mike Hallick started operating tractors and skid steers at age seven on his father's farm, and that hands-on foundation drives the company's approach today. They specialize in excavation, land grading, tree care, and fence installation, along with septic system repair, basement waterproofing, and French drainage. For Binghamton residents, the team addresses common frost heave issues that cause fence posts to shift by using proper soil compaction and deep-set posts. They serve neighborhoods near the Chenango River, Binghamton University, and downtown landmarks like the Broome County Courthouse. Whether it's clearing land for a new build, installing irrigation, or maintaining shrubs and lawns, Hallick and Son provides reliable, local service rooted in decades of practical know-how.

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