Fill Dirt in Sun Bay South, FL

Delivered prices vary by supplier, haul distance, and truck access, but in the Florida Region you can expect typical delivered rates for basic fill dirt to fall roughly between $15 and $45 per cubic yard. Smaller orders, tight residential access, or wet/compacted material tend to sit at the higher end. For an exact price to Sun Bay South addresses, check your zip code on our site or request a quote.

A common tri-axle dump truck in this region carries about 10–12 cubic yards of loose fill dirt; depending on moisture and composition that usually weighs about 11–15 tons. Delivered cost for a full truckload typically ranges from about $200 to $800 in Sun Bay South, depending on yardage, distance, and site conditions. Request a specific quote to lock in price and delivery details.

In Sun Bay South and similar Florida markets, a typical tri-axle dump truck holds roughly 10–12 cubic yards of loose fill dirt, which generally equates to about 11–15 tons depending on moisture and sand/clay content. Larger end-dump trucks can carry 16–20 cubic yards but are less common for tight residential deliveries. Always confirm truck type with your supplier to know exact yardage and weight for your delivery.

One cubic yard equals 27 cubic feet and will cover about 162 sq ft at 2", 81 sq ft at 4", and 54 sq ft at 6". Because fill dirt weight varies, one ton does not always equal one cubic yard; in Sun Bay South a ton of fill dirt is often about 0.75–0.9 cubic yards, so 1 ton will cover roughly 120–146 sq ft at 2", 60–73 sq ft at 4", and 40–49 sq ft at 6". Use these ranges for planning and confirm exact coverage with your quoted weight per yard.

A full-size pickup bed can sometimes hold up to about 1 cubic yard of loose material, but safe, practical loads are often 0.5–0.8 cubic yards to avoid overloading the truck and cab. Hello Gravel’s minimum order is 3 tons for delivery; however, some local suppliers or quarries in the Florida Region will sell pickup-sized loads or allow customer pickup for smaller quantities, usually with a small fee. Contact our sales team to check local pickup options and to confirm vehicle limits and pricing.

Fill dirt is generally cheaper per cubic yard than gravel because it is a basic subsoil material, but it is not suitable for a driveway base since it drains poorly and compacts differently. Gravel or crushed stone used for driveways typically costs more — commonly $5–$25 per cubic yard higher — but it provides the drainage and structural support driveways need. For driveway projects in Sun Bay South, we recommend using the appropriate gravel base and ordering fill dirt only for leveling or raising grades behind the base.

Some local suppliers and landscapers will offer small, wheelbarrow-sized deliveries, but many bulk-haul services and Hello Gravel set a minimum (Hello Gravel’s minimum is 3 tons). Small loads usually carry a per-stop or small-load fee to cover the extra handling and hauling costs; fees vary by supplier and access difficulty. If you need under-1-yard quantities, ask sales for local options or consider pickup/yard pickup from a nearby supplier.

Fill dirt in the Sun Bay South area commonly ranges from about 2,200 to 2,800 pounds per cubic yard (roughly 1.1–1.4 tons per cubic yard), depending on sand content and moisture. Sandy, drier material will be at the lighter end; clay-rich or wet material will be heavier. Use the supplier’s stated weight per cubic yard when converting between tons and yards for exact quoting.

A ballpark delivered price for 10 cubic yards of basic fill dirt in the Florida Region is often in the $300–$900 range, depending on material quality, haul distance, site access, and whether spreading is requested. Tight driveways, stairs, or long dump distances can increase the total with residential access or service fees. For an accurate total to your Sun Bay South address, get a delivery quote from our site or contact our sales team.

Yes — many Florida suppliers offer variants like sandy fill, screened fill, or low-cost mixes that combine sand, stone dust, and cement for temporary patching ('poor man’s concrete'). These blends are priced based on components and handling and may be sold by the cubic yard or ton; cement-inclusive mixes can require special handling and may be quoted differently. If you need a blend, specify the mix in your order notes and discuss placement and compaction requirements with sales so the supplier quotes correctly.

Hello Gravel’s stated minimum order is 3 tons, which applies across our network; some local suppliers may have higher minimums or offer smaller pickup options. Weekend delivery, residential drop fees, narrow driveways, or soft-access charges can apply depending on the hauling company and your site conditions. When ordering, add any access notes in checkout and request a full cost estimate so there are no surprises on delivery day.

To convert, you need the material’s weight per cubic yard. In Sun Bay South, a common assumption is about 2,400 lb per cubic yard (1.2 tons/yd3). Example: if a supplier charges $30 per ton, multiply $30 by 1.2 (tons per yard) to get about $36 per cubic yard. Always ask your supplier for the exact pounds-per-yard they used for their quote so you can convert precisely.