Topsoil & Landscape Suppliers in North Carolina
692 verified bulk suppliers across 234 North Carolina cities — with hours, Google ratings, delivery details and what each yard actually stocks.
- 692suppliers
- 234cities covered
- 4.5 ★average rating
- $40–60typical per yard
Buying Topsoil in North Carolina
Clay drains badly and compacts hard. Most projects need a soil-compost blend rather than straight topsoil, plus lime to lift pH.
Bulk pricing in North Carolina is set locally, and trucking distance is the largest variable in the delivered cost. Virginia runs $40–60/yd for screened topsoil with delivery adding $75–100 on top. Call two or three yards near the job site rather than chasing a lower per-yard rate further away.
Top-Rated Suppliers in North Carolina
Ranked by Google rating weighted for review volume. This ordering is editorial — paid placements are labelled wherever they appear.
- 1 (704) 525-8873
Super-Sod of Charlotte
Sod supplier
- 2 (704) 893-2878
Interstate Supplies and Services
Landscaping supply store · Repair service
- 3 (919) 772-0865
Agri Supply® of Garner
Landscaping supply store · Farm equipment supplier · Animal feed store
- 4 (828) 874-0679
Settlemyre Nursery
Landscaper · Garden center · Landscape designer
- 5 (704) 888-1822
Metrolina Mulch Premium Landscape Product
Landscaping supply store · Bark supplier · Dirt supplier
- 6 (910) 483-8400
Bell's Seed Store
Garden center
- 7 (919) 286-2750
Barnes Supply Co.
Landscaping supply store · Animal feed store · Garden center
- 8 (336) 299-1535
Guilford Garden Center (Milner Dr Location)
Mulch supplier · Flower market · Garden center
- 9 (919) 484-9759
For Garden's Sake
Landscaper · Garden · Landscape designer
- 10 (919) 460-7747
Garden Supply Company
Mulch supplier · Bee relocation service · Bird shop
- 11 (919) 845-2974
Capital Mulch Company
Topsoil supplier · Mulch supplier · Sand & gravel supplier
- 12 (919) 599-5308
Triple R Landscape Supply
Topsoil supplier · Delivery service · Landscape designer
Topsoil by City in North Carolina
234 North Carolina cities have at least one bulk supplier. These are the largest markets.
Types of Topsoil & Soil Products
Yards in North Carolina sell several distinct products that all get called "topsoil" in conversation. Quoting the wrong one is the most common and most expensive mistake buyers make.
Screened Topsoil
Native soil run through a screen to pull out rocks, roots and clods, usually to ½" or ⅜". The standard product for grading, filling low spots and levelling before seed.
Garden Blends
Topsoil cut with compost, and sometimes sand, to improve structure and drainage. The right choice for beds and new lawns — straight topsoil compacts and drains poorly.
Mulch & Compost
Bulk mulch in hardwood, dyed, cedar and bark, plus compost for amending existing soil. Bought loose by the yard these cost well under half the bagged equivalent.
Topsoil Cost in North Carolina
Screened topsoil in Mid-Atlantic & Piedmont typically runs $40–$60 per cubic yard delivered, with delivery adding roughly $50–150 per trip depending on distance and access. One cubic yard covers about 100 square feet at three inches deep.
Small orders carry a much higher effective rate, because the trip fee is flat whether the truck brings two yards or twelve. If you are close to needing another yard, ordering it is almost always cheaper than a second delivery.
North Carolina Soil Snapshot
Ultisols dominate — the red clay the Piedmont is known for. Cecil sandy loam is North Carolina’s state soil and covers more ground there than any other. Naturally acidic, typically pH 5.0–5.5.
What that means for buyers. Clay drains badly and compacts hard. Most projects need a soil-compost blend rather than straight topsoil, plus lime to lift pH.
Why Use Topsoil.com in North Carolina?
We list 692 bulk suppliers in North Carolina, paying or not. If a yard near you is missing, add it free — we check and publish within a day. Listings carry real Google ratings and review counts rather than testimonials, so you can see what other buyers actually experienced before you call.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does topsoil cost in North Carolina?
Mid-Atlantic & Piedmont typically runs $40–$60 per cubic yard delivered for screened topsoil. Delivery usually adds $50–150 per trip. Orders under three yards carry a much higher effective rate because that trip fee is flat.
How many topsoil suppliers are there in North Carolina?
We list 692 verified bulk suppliers across 234 North Carolina cities. Each listing shows hours, contact details, Google rating and what the yard stocks.
What kind of soil is native to North Carolina?
Ultisols dominate — the red clay the Piedmont is known for. Cecil sandy loam is North Carolina’s state soil and covers more ground there than any other. Naturally acidic, typically pH 5.0–5.5.
Do North Carolina suppliers deliver?
Most bulk yards deliver within a set radius, typically 15–30 miles, then charge mileage beyond it. Because trucking is the largest variable cost, the nearest yard carrying your material is usually cheapest overall even at a higher per-yard rate.
Find Your North Carolina Topsoil Supplier Today
Call two or three yards near your job site for a delivered price. It is the only way to get a firm number, and it usually saves more than any online estimate.