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Foundation & rock tooling rental · South Florida

Tooling built for Miami limestone.

Rock augers, core barrels, casing twisters, and high-torque skid-steer and excavator packages — inspected and sharp before every rental, ready for same-day pickup at our Doral yard.

Rock auger with carbide teeth on a South Florida jobsite
RESERVATIONS OPENInspected before every rentalSame-day pickup
43
tools in the launch fleet
12"–48"
diameter range
3
rig connections, plus adapters
6:30 AM
yard opens Mon–Fri for pickup
Rate card

Real prices. On the website.

Day, week and month rates for every tool. Book any length and the lowest combination of tiers is applied automatically.

ToolConnectionLaunch fleetDayWeekMonthReserve
24" rock augerBullet teeth · Pole, sign & light-pole holes 4" square 3 units $150 $430 $1,430 Reserve
36" rock augerBullet teeth · Sign bases & billboards 4" square 2 units $230 $650 $2,160 Reserve
36" rock augerCarbide conical teeth · Drilled shafts 130 mm (5-1/8") 1 unit $250 $720 $2,400 Reserve
36" core barrelBullet teeth · Rock sockets 200 mm (8") 1 unit $350 $1,010 $3,360 Reserve
Skid-steer rock packageHigh-flow drive + one 12"–24" rock bit · Best value · needs high-flow hydraulics 2" hex output Package $250 $700 $2,300 Reserve
30"–36" casing twisterTemporary casing · High water table 130 mm (5-1/8") 1 unit $190 $550 $1,830 Reserve

Most-rented sizes shown. Full rate card → Rates before Florida sales tax.

Typical South Florida ground profile Sand and fill from the surface to about 5 to 15 feet, a water table 3 to 5 feet down, Miami Limestone below that, then the Fort Thompson Formation. A drilled shaft passes through each layer. 0 ft5 ft10 ft15 ft20 ft25 ft30 ft35 ft40 ft GRADE SAND & FILL WATER TABLE · 3–5 FT MIAMI LIMESTONE FORT THOMPSON FM. Dirt auger Casing + twister Rock auger Core barrel Cleanout bucket Illustrative profile — depths vary by site. Follow your geotech report.
Built for the ground here

Sand, water, then rock. Every hole.

Most South Florida foundations go through a few feet of sand and fill, hit water 3 to 5 feet down, then drill into porous oolitic limestone. That ground chews teeth and caves holes — so the fleet is built around it.

  • Sand & fillDirt augers clear the overburden fast.
  • Below the water tableCasing twisters set temporary casing before the hole caves.
  • Miami LimestoneRock augers with carbide teeth built for porous limestone.
  • Hard ledge & rock socketsCore barrels cut clean sockets; cleanout buckets finish the bottom.
How it works

Reserve. Drill. Return.

Reserve

Pick tools and dates online or call. We confirm availability within one business hour.

Pick up at the yard

Show your QR code at the Doral yard gate. Your tooling is racked and ready, and we load it onto your truck.

Drill

Spare teeth and holders are sold per piece at the yard, so a broken tooth doesn't end the shift.

Return

Drop it back or we pick it up. Our partner welding shop inspects it and readies it for the next crew.

Why rent rock tooling

Rent the size. Skip the inventory.

Rock tooling is half capital asset, half consumable. Owning it means buying sizes you use twice a year and paying to keep them sharp. Renting it means you get a sharp tool in the size the job calls for.

  • Sharp every timeInspected and set up before every rental by a welding shop that works on drilling tools every day.
  • The size the job needs18" to 48" in stock, plus adapters between 200 mm, 130 mm and 4" square boxes.
  • No capital tied upKeep your money in rigs and crews. Day, week or month, with the lowest tier applied automatically.
  • Local, not shippedDoral yard, same-day pickup — no waiting days for freight from out of state.