Remodeling contractor inHamilton,
VA

Hamilton is an incorporated town on Route 7 between Purcellville and Leesburg. It was first settled in the 1730s and was named in 1835. Its train station dates from 1870, making it one of the oldest on the Washington and Old Dominion line, and the railroad right-of-way is now the W&OD Trail that runs through town. In the late 1800s Hamilton was the second-largest town in Loudoun County, until a fire in 1926 consumed much of its commercial buildings. The core is a small 19th-century village. Houses toward the edges often sit on well and septic rather than town utilities. A bedroom addition on a well-and-septic lot needs Loudoun Health Department approval before the building permit. Inside town limits, town zoning is approved before the county issues the building permit. Hamilton is not one of the county's six historic overlay districts. The drive from Martinsburg is Route 9 to Leesburg, then Route 7 west. Real Elite remodels kitchens, primary suites, basements, additions, and outdoor living.