Bulk Topsoil, Compost and Millings Delivered
Sold by the cubic yard across 12 towns in and around Summit County. One cubic yard covers about 100 square feet at three inches deep, so tell us the project and we will size the load.
Reviews
What the
Material Is Like
Screened means screened. Customers tell us what they got, and this is one of them, word for word.
Got great screened topsoil from them. Good material that actually smells like topsoil and doesn't have a bunch of mulch fines in it like some of the mulch places do. I'll be using them again.
Where It Comes From
The Yard on Seasons Road
Everything is screened, stacked and loaded on site in Stow.
What We Deliver
Three Materials,
Priced by the Yard
Bulk Screened Topsoil Delivery
Screened to pull out rocks, roots and debris, so it is ready for lawns, gardens, grading, filling low spots and new sod. Sold and delivered by the cubic yard, dropped where the truck can reach.
Leaf Compost Delivery
Bulk leaf compost for new beds, gardens and working into tired lawns.
Asphalt Millings Delivery
Recycled road surface that compacts and knits together in warm weather, so it sheds water better than loose gravel. Best installed in the heat.
Getting It Delivered
How Delivery Works
Delivery is $50 per load, and free on screened topsoil and leaf compost in Stow and Hudson on loads of 4 yards or more.
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Tell us the project
Call (330) 805-7556 or send the form. Say which material, the town, and roughly the area you are covering.
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We size the load
Material is sold by the cubic yard. If you are not sure how many yards the job takes, describe it and we will work it out with you.
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We set a delivery day
Warm months only, roughly April through October. Delivery days are weekdays, 9 to 5.
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The truck drops it
Delivery is by dump truck. Where it goes depends on where the truck can safely get to, and we do not typically drive across lawns.
Questions
Before You
Book a Delivery
The ones we get asked most about topsoil, compost and millings. If yours is not here, call (330) 805-7556 and ask.
Every question we answer- How much topsoil do I need?
- One cubic yard covers about 100 square feet at three inches deep. Tell us the project and we will size the load.
- How is the topsoil delivered?
- By dump truck. Placement depends on where the truck can get to, and we do not typically drive across lawns for delivery.
- Is your topsoil screened?
- Yes. The topsoil is screened to pull out rocks, roots and debris.
- What is the difference between topsoil and leaf compost?
- Topsoil is what you build with. Compost is an amendment you mix in to add organic matter.
- How do asphalt millings compare to gravel?
- Millings bind together in warm weather, so they hold a firmer surface and wash out far less than loose gravel.
- How much do I need for a driveway?
- Give us the dimensions and we will work out the cubic yards.
- When is the best time to have millings put down?
- Warm weather. Heat helps the material knit together as it is compacted, so summer installs set up firmer than cold weather ones.
Where We Run
Where We Deliver
Materials go out across Summit County and the towns just past it. If yours is not on the list, call and ask.
Get It Delivered
Screened topsoil, leaf compost and asphalt millings by the cubic yard, delivered across Summit County in the warm months.