There are many different grades and qualities of fill dirt. It can be a blend of clay, sand, rock, and roots.
It’s typically used as an inexpensive fill for low-lying areas of your yard, deep holes, or to build up embankments. Always finish with topsoil if you hope to grow anything.
Many customers think it’s an inexpensive topsoil. IT IS NOT. We highly suggest you come look at the product to see if it will suit your needs.
Fill Dirt
Fill dirt is used to fill low areas, level ground, and build up embankments. It is commonly used for grading, backfilling, and preparing land before adding topsoil in Carolina landscaping and construction projects.
No, fill dirt is not the same as topsoil. Fill dirt is a mix of clay, sand, rock, and roots with little to no organic matter, while topsoil contains nutrients needed for grass and plants. Fill dirt should always be covered with topsoil for planting.
Fill dirt quality can vary depending on the mix of clay, sand, and debris. It is best to inspect the material before buying to make sure it fits your grading or landscaping needs. Fill dirt is ideal for structural fill, not for growing plants.