How to set a fence post, start by diging down below the frost line (varies depending where you live, 4' here in Ontario) next place your post in the hole and make sure it's plumb. Then backfill it with exactly what came out and tamp it as you go! #fencebuilder #fenceinstallation #fencebuilding #diyfence #fence #carpentrytools #carpentry #deckbuilding #deckbuilder #deckdesign #homereno #renovations #renovations #diyrenovation #diyproject #diyprojectideas #handymanservice | Meyers.makes

Here's how to set a fence post. Cheers! #justdoityourself #lovingit #perfecteverytime | Home RenoVision DIY

Replacing a single fence post is easy - I’ve done it pretty quickly using the Post-Fix by Sika Canada Inc. Dig your hole and place your new post into the hole. Roll the bag of Post-Fix to break that seal. Rub the bag over your leg to mix everything up. Cut a corner off your bag and pour it into the hole, keeping it intimate to your post. This will quickly foam up and then you simply cover it with a little soil. One package of Post-Fix can actually replace two bags of poured cement - and doesn’t