Dig fence post holes

Wondering how to set a cedar fence post that won't rot? Here's a guide on how to set them—and avoid the problems that made your old ones rot.

This summer we built a footbridge from a futon frame and now we've added seriously FUN, no-dig lampposts on each corner. You can see the longer video at this li…

Putting posts in the ground is an important step in building a fence, and pouring cement into the holes will keep your posts sturdy and protected. After digging the hole, all you need to do is mix your cement and let it set. In just 1 day,...

Learn how to dig post holes and set fence posts in concrete.

How to dig post holes by hand. This is an easy task if you're not digging a lot of holes or don't have the money or access to a powered auger.

The depth of your post holes–and how well the posts are anchored–are the most important factors in the stability of your fence. If you do not get the post holes deep enough there is a greater potential that your fence can be blown over. Before digging your fence post holes, call 8-1-1, the national Call-Before-You-Dig […]

Pull Wooden Fence Posts Set in Concrete WITH NO DIGGING!: I wanted to post this to maybe help someone save a little time if they ever need to replace a fence, which has wooden posts that are set in concrete, and doesn't want to have to dig them out by hand. Here's the story. My very aging neighbor lady dow…

The ultimate how to guide for properly mounting pergolas to any surface, including decks, paving stones, poured concrete, and more.