Yes! We Deliver
Work with our dispatcher to schedule and answer any questions about the delivery location. Save time, money, and fossil fuels with a split load delivery!
Unsure which soil is best for your project? For an hourly fee, George will visit your project site and advise you on the best methods and soils to increase soil fertility for your project!
Our soil is delivered via contracted delivery services. There are several size trucks available to us and we will assign the appropriate size truck based on the quantity of material that you are ordering or the limitations that the off loading site provides. If you are concerned that the truck won’t be able to maneuver down your driveway or into your construction area, our dispatcher is trained in helping you get the delivery off loaded in the area where you need or is accessible to the vehicle being dispatched.
FAQ
We will work with you to schedule a delivery on a specific date. Actual time will vary based upon a variety of factors including traffic, location and truck availability. A window of time will be given as to when we expect to arrive, however these quoted times are not guaranteed and could change based on the aforementioned factors which are beyond our control.
The order will be billed at the time the order is placed if paying by credit or debit. If you chose to pay by cash or check, then the person(s) receiving the material(s) needs to be present at the off loading site to give check or cash to the delivery driver. The drivers do not carry change or cash with them so it is important to provide the exact amount and change for the order.
Yes we accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover.
Yes. There is an additional fee added to the delivery cost for a split load delivery.
All commercial accounts must be set up through our Administration Department.
Yes you can; however it is important to be aware that payload capacities vary depending on tonnage rating of vehicle or trailer and manufacturer options such as types of suspensions, axles and tires etc. We can estimate vehicle capacities, but definite weight limit knowledge are very difficult to obtain readily. We encourage all patrons to be cautious and responsible when transporting materials from our yard.