Post Hole & Auger Drilling Perth
Able Mini Excavator Service provides post hole and auger drilling across Perth for fencing, retaining walls, footings and a range of residential, commercial and civil construction applications.
About the service
The right auger size and setup depend on the intended structure, required hole dimensions, ground conditions, access and nearby underground services. Able has augers ranging from 100 mm to 600 mm for accurately prepared holes across a variety of projects.
The standard auger drill is approximately 1,200 mm long. Additional 500 mm and 1,000 mm extensions can support deeper drilling where required, subject to ground conditions and machine setup.
Typical jobs and applications
Fence and gate posts
Retaining-wall posts
Deck, patio and structural footings
Construction and civil post holes
Signage and bollard footings
Testing or exploratory holes where suitable and approved
Equipment and capabilities
Able uses excavator-mounted augers in sizes from 100 mm to 600 mm, with extension options for deeper work. The appropriate excavator and auger are selected around access, hole requirements and site conditions.
Why choose Able
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Broad auger size range for different applications
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Extensions available for deeper drilling where conditions allow
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Experienced operator and suitable machinery for the site
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Other excavation, spoil handling and site-preparation services available where required
Perth service area
Post hole and auger drilling is available across Bibra Lake, Cockburn, Fremantle and Perth's southern suburbs, with other Perth locations considered. Underground services should be identified and the hole dimensions confirmed before work begins.
Need post holes drilled for fencing, retaining walls or footings? Contact Able with the site details, access and required hole sizes for a quote.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Able has augers ranging from 100 mm to 600 mm.
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The standard auger is approximately 1,200 mm long, with 500 mm and 1,000 mm extensions available. Actual achievable depth depends on ground conditions, access and machine setup.
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Ground conditions affect auger drilling. Able can assess whether another excavation or rock-breaking method may be more appropriate.
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Yes. Underground services must be considered before drilling. Current plans and onsite locating may be required depending on the site.