Fill Dirt in Upton County, TX

Delivered prices vary with quality, source, and distance, but in the Texas Region fill-dirt typically runs about $12 to $35 per cubic yard delivered to Upton County. Exact price depends on supplier availability, truck access, and whether any long-haul or site-access fees apply. Get a specific quote through Hello Gravel with your delivery address for the most accurate price.

On average in the Texas Region you can expect roughly $8 to $25 per ton, which commonly translates to about $12 to $35 per cubic yard depending on moisture and compaction. Regional sourcing and local geology in West Texas affect weight-to-volume conversions, so Hello Gravel provides quotes in both tons and cubic yards when possible. Always confirm units on your quote to match your project's needs.

Use the formula: cubic yards = (square feet x depth in inches) / 324. For 1,000 sq ft at 3 inches depth you need about 9.26 cubic yards. We recommend ordering 10-20% more to allow for compaction and settlement, depending on how heavily the fill will be compacted.

A full truckload price depends on truck size, material cost per cubic yard, and delivery distance; a typical tri-axle carries roughly 12 to 16 cubic yards of loose fill-dirt. Multiply the truck capacity by your per-yard price and add any delivery or surcharge fees; as a rough range, local full-truck deliveries in the Texas Region often total several hundred to around one thousand dollars depending on haul distance. Request a truckload quote through Hello Gravel with your site address for an exact number.

Hello Gravel's minimum order is 3 tons, and many local suppliers offer better per-yard pricing for full truckloads or larger quantities. Bulk discounts vary by supplier and availability; ask for a volume price when you request a quote, especially for multiple truckloads or ongoing deliveries.

Yes, remote Upton County addresses can trigger additional charges such as long-haul fees, road-use surcharges, or access fees if trucks must travel unpaved or restricted roads. Narrow driveways, gates, or livestock pens can also create site-access charges. Enter your exact delivery address when requesting a quote so Hello Gravel can identify any applicable surcharges up front.

Standard delivery is 2+ business days, and next-day delivery is often available for orders placed before noon CST with an extra fee. Drivers may perform limited tailgate spreading at their discretion, but spreading and compaction are typically not guaranteed and are often handled by local contractors. If you need spreading and compaction, ask Hello Gravel to coordinate those services as part of your quote; they may involve third-party crews and additional costs.

Many suppliers can provide a basic product description and may share past test results, but formal geotechnical lab testing is not standard with a basic fill-dirt delivery. For structural work, foundations, or engineered fills, request documented soil specs and compaction testing or hire a geotechnical engineer to specify and verify material. Hello Gravel can request supplier documentation on your behalf, but advanced testing usually requires a separate agreement and fee.

Local rules can matter: check with the Upton County permitting office and the county clerk (and any municipal office if your site is inside a town) about permits, floodplain restrictions, septic setbacks, and road-use requirements for heavy trucks. Some projects need a grading permit or a county road permit for heavy haul trucks; disposal of excess soil may also be restricted. We recommend contacting local authorities or your contractor before ordering to avoid surprises.

Yes, Hello Gravel can coordinate multi-service quotes that bundle delivery with third-party spreading, compaction, and disposal services, but those services are arranged through local partners and billed as separate line items. Turnaround time, pricing, and availability depend on contractor schedules and site conditions, so request the bundled quote early and provide detailed site access information. Hello Gravel will try to assemble comprehensive options but cannot guarantee third-party service availability at time of booking.

Clear a safe drop area, mark the preferred dump location, remove low-hanging branches, and make sure gates are unlocked or someone is on site to direct the driver. Call 811 to locate underground utilities before digging or receiving material, and tell Hello Gravel about any driveway weight limits or narrow road conditions so the supplier can plan the right truck. Good site prep reduces extra fees and helps ensure a smooth delivery.