Rock tooling, run by people who weld it.
AugerVault rents foundation and rock drilling tooling to South Florida contractors from a yard in Doral, with a partner welding shop on site that inspects and sets up every tool before it goes out.
The right tool shouldn't be a freight problem.
South Florida drills into limestone on almost every job. The tooling that handles it wears fast, and most contractors either own sizes they rarely use or wait on tooling shipped from rental houses out of state.
We think a crew should be able to get a sharp rock auger in the size the job needs — this week, from down the road, at a price that's on the website.
A welding shop is the yard.
Our tooling lives at a working welding and machine shop in Doral. Every tool is inspected, set up with sharp teeth and racked before it goes out. The people checking your auger are the people who build and repair augers all day.
That's also why teeth and holders are stocked at the yard and sold per piece — so a broken tooth is a ten-minute swap, not a lost shift.
Built for three kinds of crews.
Pole, sign & utility
Digger derricks and pressure diggers setting light poles, signs, billboards and utility poles in rock.
Drilled shafts
Foundation contractors drilling shafts and rock sockets for buildings, signs and structures.
Site & specialty
Fence, pool, solar and lighting crews drilling coral rock with the machines they already run.
Straight answers. Sharp tools.
- Prices on the websiteDay, week and month rates for every tool — no "call for pricing".
- Checked before it leavesFlights, welds, kelly box and teeth inspected and photographed at dispatch.
- Fit confirmed up frontWe match the tool and adapter to your rig before it goes out.
- Spares on handTeeth, holders and pilot tips stocked at the yard, priced per piece.