Fill-dirt in Springhill, TN

Prices vary, but delivered fill dirt in West Tennessee typically runs in the range of about $15 to $35 per cubic yard. A 10-yard truck (roughly 10 cu yd) is therefore commonly $150 to $350 delivered, though actual quotes depend on supplier, site access, and moisture content. Check your zip code on Hello Gravel for exact local pricing and available delivery dates.

In West Tennessee you can generally expect fill dirt prices around $15 to $35 per cubic yard; price per ton varies with moisture and composition so Hello Gravel quotes are shown per yard or ton at checkout. Hello Gravel works with local suppliers and most deliver to Springhill, TN—enter your zip code on our site to confirm availability and exact pricing for your address.

Covering 1,000 sq ft at 2 inches requires about 6.2 cubic yards (area * depth/324), so plan to order 7 to 8 cu yd to allow for compaction and settling. At a typical West Tennessee price of $15 to $35 per cubic yard, materials would run roughly $105 to $280, plus any delivery fee or minimum; use Hello Gravel to get an exact total for your Springhill address and schedule.

Use cu yd = area (sq ft) * depth (in) / 324. Example: a 20-ft by 10-ft driveway (200 sq ft) needs about 1.2 cu yd at 2 in, 2.5 cu yd at 4 in, and 3.7 cu yd at 6 in. Delivery costs vary by supplier and access; Hello Gravel shows delivery pricing during checkout and tailgate spreading is sometimes available at the driver’s discretion for an extra fee, but spreading and compaction are not guaranteed services.

Two inches of fill dirt is not enough for a driveway surface. For a durable driveway you usually need a compacted base of crushed stone or aggregate (4 to 6 inches or more depending on traffic) with an appropriate wearing layer on top. Use fill dirt to raise grades or level spots, but choose crushed stone or base material for driveway construction in Springhill’s climate.

You can use fill dirt to raise low areas, but it should be added in thin lifts and compacted to reduce future settling. Most Hello Gravel suppliers deliver material but do not guarantee grading or compaction; request tailgate spreading at checkout and expect the driver to assess safety. For final grading and compaction, hire a local landscaper or contractor—compaction is especially important in West Tennessee where moisture and clay content can cause settling.

A 10-yard load typically contains about 10 cubic yards and will usually cost in the ballpark of $150 to $350 delivered in West Tennessee, while larger truckloads (20 cu yd) roughly double that range. Exact delivered pricing depends on supplier, road access, and the jobsite; get an accurate quote by entering your Springhill address on Hello Gravel and selecting truck size and delivery options.

Hello Gravel’s minimum order is 3 tons, and many suppliers will quote by cubic yard as well. Standard delivery lead time is 2+ business days, with next-day delivery sometimes available for orders placed before noon CST for an extra fee. Delivery fees vary by distance and access; some regions offer free delivery while others add a charge—check your zip code on Hello Gravel for specifics.

A 10-yard load is about 10 cubic yards. Using the formula cu yd = area * depth(in)/324, a 10 cu yd load will cover roughly 1,620 sq ft at 2 in, 810 sq ft at 4 in, or 540 sq ft at 6 in. For smaller projects like a 20-ft by 10-ft driveway (200 sq ft), a single 10-yard load is more than enough; for larger yards or deeper fills, compute your area and depth and divide by 10 to estimate the number of 10-yard loads.

Fill dirt can be used to raise or level a home pad, but building a structural pad requires engineered fill, proper compaction in lifts, and likely a geotechnical recommendation. West Tennessee soils can include clay and variable moisture, so expect contractors to specify compaction tests and lift thickness rather than relying on loose dumped material. Delivered material costs follow regional rates (see $15–$35/cu yd typical range); coordinate with a local engineer and contractor for compaction services and any testing needed for building.

Plan on ordering about 5% to 15% extra material to account for compaction, settling, and grading losses; steep or heavily compacted areas may need the higher end of that range. For deep fills or critical elevations, consult with a contractor or engineer for a more precise allowance. Hello Gravel’s material calculator can help you size orders and add a buffer before checkout.

Clear the delivery area of vehicles and obstacles, mark any desired drop location, and note overhead wires or soft spots that could prevent a truck from getting close. Expect a tri-axle dump truck for typical orders; the driver will follow safety rules, may offer tailgate spreading at their discretion, and will not provide guaranteed spreading or compaction. If you need spreading, grading, or compaction, arrange a contractor ahead of time or request these services in your order notes and confirm availability with Hello Gravel.