Fill Dirt in North Enid, OK

A 10-yard load of fill-dirt delivered to North Enid typically ranges from about $250 to $700 depending on supplier, distance from pit, moisture content, and whether the job is residential with limited access. That range covers both material and standard delivery; smaller or more complicated drop sites can push costs higher. For a firm price, request a quote with your zip code and site details.

To raise 1,000 sq ft by 2 inches you need about 6.2 cubic yards, and for 4 inches about 12.3 cubic yards. In North Enid a delivered estimate is typically $150–$450 for 2 inches and $300–$1,000 for 4 inches, depending on material rate, delivery distance, and any minimum-order charges. Contact us for a precise quote—we can calculate exact volumes and show delivery options for your address.

Assuming a typical 20-foot-long by 10-foot-wide driveway, you would need roughly 2.5 cubic yards of base fill at 4 inches and about 1.2 cubic yards of gravel for a 2-inch top. Delivered material plus basic delivery usually runs from $150 to $600 for both layers; add $150–$500 if you hire spreading and compaction services. Keep in mind tailgate spreading by the driver is discretionary, so getting contractor spreading and compaction quotes will give the most reliable installed price.

Yes, fill-dirt is generally cheaper than quarried gravel in the North Enid area because it is usually unprocessed soil or subsoil. Typical price differences are often $5–$20 less per cubic yard (or about $5–$25 less per ton), though the gap depends on local supply and whether the gravel is washed, crushed, or decorative. If you need a firm comparison for your job, we can run side-by-side delivered estimates.

You can add fill-dirt over existing soil for lawns or grading, but for driveways or any structural areas you should prepare and compact the existing surface first. In North Enid soils (often clay or mixed loams), proper compaction prevents settling and drainage problems; contractors typically charge $100–$500 for site prep and compaction depending on area size and equipment needed. We recommend a site assessment or asking your quote to include compaction recommendations before delivery.

A single dump truck (10–14 cubic yards) delivery of fill-dirt to a North Enid residential site commonly costs between $300 and $800 delivered. Exact price varies with truck access, time of year, and how far the supplier is from your property. For tight access or long-haul runs, let us know site photos or notes so we can match an appropriate hauler.

Hello Gravel offers standard delivery in 2+ business days and a next-day option for orders placed before noon CST; same-week delivery is often available depending on local supplier schedules. Tailgate spreading is available at the driver's discretion and is not guaranteed; professional spreading and compaction are usually arranged separately and can cost $150–$600 depending on area and complexity. If you need both delivery and installed service, request it at checkout and we will coordinate local vendors or provide contractor referrals.

Our platform minimum order is 3 tons, which for fill-dirt is roughly 2–3 cubic yards depending on soil moisture and type. Many North Enid deliveries have no separate delivery fee for orders at or above typical yardage, but some locations or very small orders may have a delivery charge in the $50–$200 range. Enter your zip code at checkout to see exact minimums and any delivery fees for your address.

We can provide a firm quote after we confirm your address, site access, and whether you need compaction included. Roughly, raising 1,000 sq ft by 4 inches needs about 12.3 cubic yards (about 15–18 tons); a delivered-and-compacted estimate in North Enid usually falls between $600 and $1,600 depending on material price, travel distance, and compaction scope. For an exact price, request a quote through our site with photos or schedule a callback with our sales team.

Plan for 10% to 20% extra material to allow for settlement and compaction after placing fill-dirt in North Enid, with heavier or wetter soils toward the higher end. That means ordering 1.2–2.5 extra cubic yards for a 12-yard job; the added cost is simply your per‑cubic‑yard rate times the extra volume, typically adding $50–$300 to the job. If you want minimal settling, ask to include compaction in your quote — it reduces the need for extra material but adds labor or equipment cost.