Topsoil Delivery Near You

Bulk topsoil delivered by the cubic yard, from verified local yards. Delivery usually starts around $55 a trip. Compare hours, ratings and delivery areas before you call.

  • 9,288Topsoil suppliers
  • $20–60typical per yard
  • $40–80delivery usually starts at
  • 100 sq ftper yard at 3″

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What topsoil delivery costs

Across 256 yards in 37 states that publish their rates, delivery starts at a median of $55, and the middle half start between $40 and $80. That is the lowest fee each yard lists, usually for a nearby address, and the range runs from $10 to $225.

Only 53 of the 256 charge one flat fee. 116 price in bands, set by distance or load size, and others charge by the mile, where the median is $5, or by the hour. Ask which you are getting, and read what 256 yards charge for delivery for real examples.

The fee can change the sum. One Connecticut yard charges $125 to deliver 9 yards of $40 topsoil and nothing on 10, so 10 yards costs $85 less than 9. If you are close to a load size, ask before you order.

How topsoil delivery works

Bulk topsoil is sold by the cubic yard and delivered by dump truck. A tandem truck carries roughly 10–12 yards; smaller trucks top out near 5, and some low fees only cover the small truck. Most yards deliver within a 15–30 mile radius.

A second trip normally carries its own fee, so ordering slightly more is usually cheaper than coming up short. One cubic yard covers about 100 square feet at three inches deep.

What to check before the truck arrives

Drivers need overhead clearance and firm ground, and most will not reverse across a new lawn or a soft driveway. Decide where the pile goes before delivery day and make sure the route is clear.

Confirm the product too. Screened topsoil, fill dirt and blended garden soil are all called "topsoil" in conversation and differ by as much as ten times in price.

Top-Rated Topsoil Suppliers

Ranked by Google rating weighted for review volume. Editorial ordering — paid placement is labelled.

  1. 1

    Tiffany Lawn & Garden Supply Inc

    Indianapolis, Indiana ★ 5.0 (2,015) Verified

    Topsoil supplier · Garden · Mulch supplier

    (317) 228-4900
  2. 2

    LI Firewood and Mulch

    Brookhaven, New York ★ 4.7 (2,138) Verified

    Firewood supplier · Garbage dump · Landscaping supply store

    (631) 803-2227
  3. 3

    Carpinito Brothers

    Kent, Washington ★ 4.7 (1,726) Verified

    Landscaping supply store · Christmas tree farm · Garden center

    (253) 854-5692
  4. 4

    Interstate Supplies and Services

    Stallings, North Carolina ★ 4.7 (1,252)

    Landscaping supply store · Repair service

    (704) 893-2878
  5. 5

    Mulch and Stone L.L.C. of Northern Virginia

    Centreville, Virginia ★ 4.8 (1,067)

    Mulch supplier · Crushed stone supplier · Firewood supplier

    (703) 999-2624
  6. 6

    Whitwam Organics

    Tampa, Florida ★ 4.9 (888) Verified

    Topsoil supplier · Agricultural service · Fertilizer supplier

    (813) 803-0024
  7. 7

    Vickery Dirt

    Livingston, Texas ★ 4.9 (886) Verified

    Landscaping supply store · Construction company · Contractor

    (936) 329-4159
  8. 8

    Heavenly Greens

    San Jose, California ★ 4.9 (872) Verified

    Landscaper · Landscape designer · Landscaping supply store

    (855) 900-8310

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does topsoil delivery cost?

Across 256 yards in 37 states that publish their rates, delivery starts at a median of $55, and the middle half start between $40 and $80. Distance and truck size raise it. Material is on top, at $20–60 per cubic yard.

How much topsoil do I need?

One cubic yard covers about 100 square feet at three inches deep. Multiply area in square feet by depth in inches, divide by 12, then by 27 for cubic yards.

Can a pickup truck carry a yard of topsoil?

A half-ton pickup safely carries about one cubic yard, which weighs 2,000–2,400 lbs depending on moisture. Anything more risks the suspension.

How long does delivery take?

Most yards deliver within a few days in the off-season. From spring through early summer, expect a queue of a week or more in busy markets.