Soils, Dirt & Sand
Soil, Dirt & Sand, Delivered by the Ton
From raising a low spot to topping a new lawn or setting pavers — fill dirt, screened topsoil, garden soil and every sand we carry, with all-in delivered pricing.
Bulk soils & sand delivered to driveways nationwide — driver calls ahead, dumps where you point, and you pick the date.
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What's the project?
All soils, dirt & sand
Fill, growing soils and construction sands.
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Material calculator
Know what you want? Get your amount & price
Already decided on a material? Skip the quiz — pick it below, enter your area, and we'll work out the tons you need and your all-in delivered price.
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Dimensions
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raising gradeEnter your area to see the math
Pick a material, shape and dimensions and we'll calculate the tons you need plus your delivered price.
No surprises on delivery day
Bulk material isn't like a parcel. Here's exactly what to expect so you're ready when the truck arrives.
Driver calls ahead
You get a heads-up so you can be there to point out the drop spot.
Dumped exactly where you direct
Driveway, side yard, or any spot the truck can safely reach.
You pick the date
Choose your delivery day at checkout. Free reschedule up to the day before.
Buying guide
Fill dirt, topsoil or garden soil?
To raise or level ground
Use fill dirt for the bulk — it's cheap, compacts tight and won't settle. Cap it with a few inches of topsoil if you're growing grass on top.
For lawns & general planting
Screened topsoil is the all-rounder: nutrient-rich, easy to grade, and ready to seed or sod. Order 3–6 inches over your fill.
For raised beds & gardens
Go with garden soil or compost blend — richer in organic matter for vegetables and flowers. Mix into native soil for the best results.
Soil & sand questions
What's the difference between fill dirt and topsoil?
Fill dirt is subsoil with little organic matter — it compacts and holds grade, ideal for raising and backfill. Topsoil is rich in organic matter for growing. Use fill for the base, topsoil for the top few inches.
How many tons of soil do I need?
One ton of soil covers about 40 sq ft at 6 inches deep. Use the Help-me-choose tool above to convert your bed size to tons.
Which sand do I use for pavers?
Use mason or concrete sand for the bedding layer under pavers, then polymeric sand to lock the joints. Play sand is washed fine sand for sandboxes, not structural work.
Can you deliver soil and sand on the same trip?
Each material is hauled separately so it stays clean and the amounts are exact. Place separate orders and we'll schedule deliveries close together.
Still not sure what you need?
Answer three quick questions and we'll match you to the right product with an all-in delivered price.
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