FAQ

A cubic yard is the volume of material which fits in space of one yard wide by one yard deep by one yard high. A cubic yard is an Imperial unit of volume, mostly used in the United States. The abbreviation used is 'yd3' or 'cu yd'.

The formula: Number of Cubic Yards = Length (in feet) Width (in feet) Depth (in feet) ÷ 27. Simply multiply the three dimensions together to find the number of cubic feet, then divide by 27 to find the number of cubic yards.

Cubic yards can be used to measure the volume of different construction materials. For example the volume of concrete needed for a slab, patio or to cover a given area with gravel, sand, rock, topsoil, mulch, etc.

An online cubic yard calculator is a widget, which can be embedded to your website. It allows your website visitors to calculate cubic yards without leaving your website.

This sand is mainly used as a base for pavers, stone and other landscaping materials, motar mix, sandboxes, fill and more.

A cubic yard is equivalent to 1.2 tons or approx. 2400lbs. This will cover 160 square feet at a 2" depth, 100 square feet at 3" depth, and 80 square feet at 4" depth.

Composted manure is animal manure left to decompose. It can then be used as a nutrient-rich soil amendment for gardens. It no longer smells or contains dangerous pathogens. It may be made solely from manure, but most often it contains other composted materials like straw or sawdust.

“Either way, manure is high in organic matter and nutrients that are essential to plant growth,” says Barbara Shea, a master gardener with Tertill.

Best used for general landscaping and filling in shallow areas. Great choice for lawns including Bermuda, Zoysia, Fescue, and most common grasses. Landscape mix is a combination of topsoil, soil conditioner, sand, and compost

What is the difference between the Unscreened Fill Dirt, Mid-Grade Fill Dirt, Premium Fill Dirt?

Our unscreened fill dirt is just as it sounds—dirt in its natural state, unfiltered and unrefined. It may include large rocks and debris. Our Mid-grade fill dirt, on the other hand, has been screened to remove larger items, though it still contains debris, rocks, and sticks that are 3 inches in size or smaller. For a cleaner option, our Premium grade fill dirt is finely screened to ensure that any remaining debris is less than half an inch in size.

We deliver our Loose Bulk products right to your site with a dump truck, so they arrive in a loose pile, ready to be used wherever you need them. This method is perfect for contractors who have the right equipment to handle big quantities with ease. If you're looking to get a lot of materials quickly and efficiently, this is the way to go

Our topsoil isn't certified organic, but we take great care in its preparation. We screen the soil and enhance it with high-quality conditioners and compost to create a superior soil blend. This meticulous process ensures that the topsoil we deliver to you is of the highest quality.