Let us handle the digging for your posts.
Most outdoor projects with posts start with a shovel, but clay, roots, and rocks can make digging miserable. Even if you get the holes done, inconsistent depths and spacing can cause problems when you go to set posts and line things up.
A powered auger service takes care of the hardest part so you can focus on building the fence, deck, or structure you had in mind.
We start by reviewing your layout, including post spacing, alignment, and target depths. Cournaya’s Land Enhancement then uses auger equipment to drill holes sized for your posts at the locations you mark. We work efficiently through tough ground while paying attention to utilities and obstacles.
The result is a set of clean, consistent holes that make the rest of your project go smoother.
Cournaya’s Land Enhancement provides services across much of Michigan’s Thumb and surrounding areas. We regularly work throughout Tuscola, Sanilac, Lapeer, and St. Clair counties and in many of the communities in and around those counties.
We stand behind the work we do. Our guarantee is simple: we will show up when we say we will, do the work we agreed to, and walk the job with you before we leave. If something reasonable needs to be addressed related to the work we just completed, we will talk it through and make a plan to make it right.
Outdoor work is always at the mercy of weather and existing site conditions, but we do not disappear when the equipment leaves. If you have concerns about the workmanship on a recent project, contact us. We will review the site, explain what we are seeing, and discuss any adjustments that may be appropriate based on the original scope of work.
If you’d rather not spend days digging, let Cournaya’s Land Enhancement handle the post holes. Reach out with your layout and project details, and we’ll review the site, confirm depths and spacing, and provide a straightforward quote for auger drilling.
Every job starts with a conversation. You tell us what is going wrong, how you use the property, and what you would like to change. We ask questions, look at any photos you have, and when needed schedule a visit so we can see the ground in person.
On site, we walk the area with you, point out problem spots, and talk through options. We explain what we recommend, why we recommend it, and how it will be done so you understand the plan before any equipment moves.
On delivery day, we bring the material with trucks sized for your property and access. We place piles where you can easily reach them with equipment or wheelbarrows, or where we will be grading if we are handling the spreading.
After delivery, we are available to answer questions about how to spread, compact, or maintain the material. If you decide you would like help with grading or additional work after seeing it on site, we can talk about next steps and schedule follow-up services.
Yes. Any time digging is involved, underground utilities should be located and marked before we begin. We’ll discuss this when scheduling and make sure the proper steps are taken so the work is done safely.
We can drill a range of hole diameters and depths to fit common post sizes. When we talk about your project, we’ll confirm post dimensions and recommend an appropriate hole size so you get a good fit and enough room for concrete or backfill.
Our primary service is drilling the holes, but in some situations we may be able to assist with setting posts if arranged ahead of time. If you prefer to set posts yourself, we’ll leave the holes ready so you can move ahead at your own pace.
Cournaya’s Land Enhancement is a family-run company that treats every property like our own. We focus on honest recommendations, practical solutions, and work that is built to handle real-world use, not just look good for a day. When you call us, you talk directly with the people who will be on your property, running the equipment and standing behind the results.
Our team is used to working on driveways, yards, fields, and rural properties across the area. We understand soft ground, standing water, and washed-out drives because we deal with them every season. That experience shows up in the way we plan each job and the small details that help your project hold up over time.
