Soils — Topsoil, Fill Dirt, Compost & Custom Blends
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A3 Fill Sand
Clean, well-draining fill sand (AASHTO A-3) for building pads, drain fields, site fill, and structural applications across Florida.
Baseball Clay
Specialty infield clay for baseball and softball diamonds, pitcher's mounds, batter's boxes, and sports field applications.
FDOT Fill Dirt
FDOT-certified fill dirt for embankment construction, road projects, and state-funded infrastructure. Tested to meet DOT specifications.
Fill Dirt
Clean subsoil for grading, filling holes, leveling, and building up elevation. Contains no organic matter — stable, non-settling foundation material.
Recycled Fill Dirt
Recycled fill material from construction and excavation. Budget-friendly option for general fill, grading, and non-structural leveling.
Roadbase Clay
Clay-based material for unpaved road construction, road stabilization, and heavy-duty fill. Binds firmly when compacted and moistened.
Topsoil
Screened, nutrient-rich topsoil for lawns, gardens, raised beds, and general landscaping. Supports healthy plant growth.
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How to Choose the Right Soil
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Understanding Your Soil Options
Learn what each material is, when to use it, and how much you might need for your project.
Topsoil is the uppermost layer of natural soil, typically the top 2 to 8 inches. It contains the highest concentration of organic matter and nutrients, making it ideal for supporting plant growth. Screened topsoil has been filtered to remove rocks, roots, and debris for a more consistent texture.
Common Uses
- New lawn installation and overseeding
- Garden beds and raised planters
- General landscaping and grading
- Repairing bare or thin patches in existing lawns
How Much Do You Need?
For new lawns, plan for 4 to 6 inches of topsoil across the area. For garden bed amendments, 2 to 3 inches mixed into existing soil is typical. Use our calculator for an exact estimate based on your dimensions.
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