Dig Deep Fence Post Holes

I’m putting up a new fence and need a reliable hand (and the right gear) to drill or dig the post holes for me. Each hole must be more than 800 to 1 m deep so the posts sit solidly below the frost line; consistent depth and straight walls are essential because I’ll be setting the posts right after you finish. You’ll need to bring your own equipment—whether that’s a two-man auger, a skid-steer with an auger attachment, or good old-fashioned manual tools—whatever lets you work cleanly without disturbing nearby landscaping or underground utilities. Let me know in your bid how many similar jobs you’ve tackled, what gear you plan to use, and roughly how long you’ll need once you’re on site. Acceptance criteria: • All holes reach at least 800. depth and match the diameter I mark on site. • Spoil is piled neatly beside each hole for backfilling. • Work area is left tidy with no damage to existing lawn or structures. If you have solid experience digging fence post holes and can start soon, I’m ready to schedule.