Fill Dirt in Hollywood Park, TX

You can order fill dirt for delivery to Hollywood Park, TX through Hello Gravel, which connects you with local quarries and landscaping suppliers across West Texas. Prices vary by supplier and distance from the source; Hello Gravel shows local options and transparent delivered pricing after you enter your zip code so you can compare suppliers and pick the best price.

Delivered prices for a 10-yard load of fill dirt in West Texas commonly range, depending on source and distance, from roughly $150 to $500. For an accurate delivered price to your Hollywood Park address, request a quote on Hello Gravel using your zip code since exact rates depend on local supplier rates and truck access.

A full dump-truck load price varies with truck size and local supply; smaller local loads often run from about $200 to $600 per load while per-cubic-yard pricing often falls in the $10 to $50 per cubic yard range. Rates depend on distance from the pit, material quality, and whether you need spreading or special placement, so get a delivered quote for the most accurate number.

Most retail sellers and delivery quotes are given by the cubic yard for fill dirt because volume is what matters for filling and grading, but some suppliers price by the ton. For Hollywood Park projects, cubic-yard pricing is usually easier to use and compare; if a supplier quotes by the ton, convert using their stated density or ask Hello Gravel to compare both options so you can pick the best deal.

One cubic yard equals 27 cubic feet, so to cover a 10x10 (100 sq ft) area at 2 inches deep you need about 16.7 cubic feet, or about 0.62 cubic yards. Because fill dirt density varies with moisture and compaction (roughly 1.0 to 1.35 tons per cubic yard), one ton is approximately 0.74 to 1.0 cubic yards, so check the supplier density when planning quantities.

A typical wheelbarrow holds about 3 cubic feet, so 1 cubic yard (27 cu ft) is roughly nine wheelbarrow loads. Pickup-truck capacity varies: a small/half-ton truck is often limited to about 0.5 to 1 cubic yard for heavy material like fill dirt, so expect 2 to 3 pickup trips for one cubic yard depending on your truck and weight limits.

Some local landscape suppliers and independent nurseries in the San Antonio/West Texas region sell fill dirt for pickup, but major grocery/retail chains like H-E-B typically do not. Availability for customer pickup varies by supplier; many homeowners find delivery through Hello Gravel more convenient because dump trucks handle larger volumes and suppliers can be matched to your address for delivery.

Standard delivery through Hello Gravel is 2+ business days, and next-day delivery is available for orders placed before noon CST with an extra fee, so same-week delivery is often possible depending on local supplier schedules. Delivery charges depend on distance, truck access, and volume; request a quote for your Hollywood Park address to see available dates and fees.

For most projects, bulk delivery is the most cost-effective option when you need several cubic yards because unit cost goes down with volume. For very small amounts, buying bagged material or picking up a small load yourself might be cheaper, but bagged fill dirt is uncommon; compare a delivered quote from Hello Gravel with local pickup options to find the best price for your job size.

Yes, some local haulers and landscape suppliers in West Texas offer short-load deliveries of 1 to 5 yards, but availability varies by area and supplier. Hello Gravel can show nearby suppliers and delivery options for Hollywood Park—note that our minimum order policy and local supplier rules may apply, so get a quote or call our team to confirm short-load availability and pricing.

Ask your supplier or Hello Gravel whether the fill dirt is free of vegetation and large debris, and specify if you need compactable, clean fill for foundations or general fill for grading. Plan for compaction in layers (typically 6-12 inches) if you need structural support, confirm truck access and drop location for safe placement, and consider a soil test for critical projects to check composition and contamination.