In the world of construction and landscaping, the right foundation is everything. Fill dirt, often overlooked, plays a pivotal role in ensuring the stability and longevity of various projects. Whether you're building a house, or filling a depression, the right kind of fill dirt can make all the difference. Our selection includes premium screened, mid-grade screened, and unscreened fill dirt, catering to a wide range of needs.

What is Fill Dirt?
Fill dirt is a natural earthy material, typically composed of sand, clay, and rock particles. Unlike topsoil, fill dirt lacks organic matter, making it ideal for structural applications where stability is key. This composition ensures minimal settling over time, a critical factor in construction and landscaping projects.

Uses of Fill Dirt
From raising ground levels to creating landscapes, fill dirt serves numerous purposes. It's essential for backfilling retaining walls, preparing sites for construction, and landscaping projects like creating berms or elevating garden beds. Its stability and compaction capabilities make it a go-to choice for foundational work.

Types of Fill Dirt

• Premium Screened Fill Dirt (½" or less): This high-quality fill dirt is screened to 1/2" or less, ensuring a fine, consistent texture free from larger rocks and debris. Ideal for projects requiring a smoother finish, such as lawn preparation or as a base for hardscaping. Learn more about our premium screened fill dirt.
  
  

• Mid-Grade Screened Fill Dirt (3” or less): With a screening size of 3" minus, this fill dirt is perfect for filling larger holes and creating elevations in the landscape. It strikes a balance between texture and compaction capability.
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• Unscreened Fill Dirt: This is the most natural form, containing a mix of soil, rock, and sand. It's best suited for large-scale fill projects where precision in texture is less critical, such as filling large depressions or creating embankments. It's the most cost-effective option and is also delivered in bulk.

Choosing the Right Type of Fill Dirt
The choice depends on your project's requirements. Screened fill dirt, with its finer texture, is best for projects needing a smooth finish, while unscreened fill is suitable for large-scale, less sensitive applications. Selecting the correct type of fill dirt for your project is crucial. Consider the following factors:

• Project Requirements: Premium screened is best for detailed landscaping and hardscapes, mid-grade screened suits general fill and elevation changes, and unscreened is ideal for large-scale fills.

• Delivery Needs: Choose supersack bags for ease of handling and minimal mess or bulk for cost-efficiency in larger projects

• Soil Conditions and Compatibility: Ensure the fill dirt complements the existing soil to avoid issues with drainage or stability.

Delivery Options
We understand the logistical challenges of transporting fill dirt. That's why we offer delivery in both supersack bags and in bulk, accommodating projects of all sizes. Supersack bags provide convenience and cleanliness, ideal for urban or residential projects, while bulk delivery suits larger, more open-site projects. Details on our delivery services, including areas served and scheduling, can be found on our delivery information page.

The right fill dirt is more than just earth—it's the foundation that supports your projects from the ground up. With options ranging from premium screened to unscreened, we're here to supply the quality and convenience you need. Visit our website today to learn more and order the fill dirt that best suits your project's needs.