Fill Dirt in Oakleaf Plantation, FL

In Oakleaf Plantation, delivered clean fill dirt typically ranges from about $12 to $30 per cubic yard, depending on local supplier availability, truck access, and whether material contains clay or organics. Prices can be higher for small orders or if the delivery requires special access; use our material calculator or get a quote for an exact price.

Fill dirt in the Florida region usually weighs between about 1.1 and 1.4 tons per cubic yard (roughly 2,200 to 2,800 lb/yd3) depending on moisture content and composition. Sandy fill tends to be lighter and clay-rich, wet fill heavier, so we use ranges when estimating delivery weight.

Generally, basic fill dirt is cheaper per cubic yard than decorative gravel because it is lower-value material and often locally available. However, specialty fills (engineered structural fill) or difficult deliveries can raise costs, so compare quotes for the exact materials you need.

Hello Gravel typically uses tri-axle dump trucks which carry roughly 10 to 14 cubic yards loose, which translates to about 12 to 18 tons for typical Florida fill dirt. Exact capacity depends on the truck type, material moisture, and local weight limits—ask your delivery coordinator for the truck size when you order.

A single tri-axle dump truck load of fill dirt in the Jacksonville/Oakleaf Plantation area can range widely, commonly between $300 and $1,200 depending on volume, material type, and delivery details. For precise pricing, enter your zip code on our site or request a quote since Hello Gravel factors in supplier rates, truck routing, and any site access issues.

A tri-axle dump truck carrying fill dirt in this region typically hauls about 12 to 18 tons per load, based on an average of 10–14 cubic yards and material density. Local permits or road weight limits can change allowable loads, so your delivery confirmation will state the expected tonnage.

Coverage depends on the depth you need. As a rule of thumb, one ton of typical fill dirt in Florida is roughly 0.75–0.9 cubic yards and will cover about 60–100 square feet at a 3-inch depth; use the formula: area (sq ft) = (cubic yards * 27) / depth(ft) for exact planning.

Yes — in per-volume terms bulk fill dirt is almost always cheaper than bagged dirt once you need more than a few bags. Bagged product can be convenient for very small jobs or narrow access; for anything above a few cubic yards, bulk delivery through Hello Gravel is typically more cost-effective.

Yes, fill dirt is commonly used to raise low spots and regrade yards, but proper installation matters: place fill in 4–6 inch lifts and compact each layer, use clean fill (low organics) under lawns and hardscapes, and finish with topsoil for planting. In areas with poor drainage or a high water table common to parts of Florida, consider drainage planning or an engineered fill if you plan structures or heavy loads.

Fill dirt can be used to build grade under patios and driveways, but it should be clean, well-compacted material and often combined with a structural base (e.g., crushed stone) for driveways. For load-bearing or permitted work, consult an engineer or contractor — Hello Gravel can supply appropriate fill or engineered material on request.

Confirm site access, driveway and gate widths, HOA rules or permit requirements, preferred delivery date, and how much lift and compaction you need. Also tell us about any underground utilities or sensitive landscaping in Order Notes so suppliers can plan the safest delivery and placement.