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Post Pounding Method
Our No Dig Post Pounding Method Makes Fence Installation Faster, Cleaner, and More Efficient
Have you heard about driving or pounding fence posts? We offer driven posts to speed up installation (sometimes same-day), with less mess than traditional dig-and-set methods and no more concrete, allowing work in all weather conditions and more.
Not only is it easier, quicker, cleaner and more effective, but rest assured that your fence posts are set deeper than the traditional dig and set method. We drive our posts approximately 1/2 the height of the fence in the ground using a heavier gauge post to ensure strength and longevity. We are currently offering our no-dig, driven post system for all wood fences 6 feet and under and all iron, chain link and ag fences of all sizes.
The magic behind driving the post is what makes it superior to all other methods in most cases:
Speed of Installation – Overall, the driven post system eliminates the need to load and unload concrete; we no longer have to mix or wait for concrete to cure and can build right after the post is driven, and the hammer is easier to maneuver for easier installation.
Same Day Installation – Since we don’t have to wait for concrete to cure, we can build as soon as the fence posts are driven into the ground. In most cases, fences 100′ or less can be taken down and put back up the same day, eliminating the need to coordinate pets and other safety elements like pools and security.
Less Mess – Construction can be messy, but concrete and digging are the major causes of the disorder. Take the mess out of your fence installation with our driven, no dig method. Our no-dig, no-mess solution means we can disrupt less soil and keep your yard and flower beds intact.
Less Movement – We go deeper with our driven method to help with the soil conditions in North Texas. If you look at most scenarios, when a fence rails, its because the concrete around the post has cracked or the ground has cracked due to expansion and contraction. We drive our fence post a minimum of 1/2 the height of the fence in the ground to ensure we get closer to virgin soil.



