Fill Dirt Delivery in Greeley, CO by the Ton
Fill Dirt · Greeley, CO

Fill Dirt Delivery in Greeley, CO by the Ton

Bulk fill dirt delivered in Greeley, CO. Brown color.

Starting from $491.08 delivered to Greeley for 2 tons, our minimum order

Weight per yard 2200 lb Density 81.5 lb/cu ft

Fill Dirt Delivery in Greeley, CO

Greeley homeowners reach for fill dirt delivery in Greeley, CO when a yard has settled unevenly, a garage pad sits lower than the lawn, or a new landscape plan calls for more height at the back of the lot. The city has about 109,000 residents and sits on the northern Front Range, where yard projects range from small leveling jobs to full regrades.

Bulk delivery suits projects where a pickup load would mean many trips. This page stays focused on Greeley, and if your project is in another town, the hub at Fill Dirt in Colorado is the place to start.

Pricing for Greeley Orders

Greeley orders are priced by the ton. The delivered price for a Greeley ZIP is calculated live and appears on this page, and the rate per ton comes down as the order gets bigger. Orders begin at 2 tons, so build that minimum into any small project from the start.

Common Greeley Jobs for Fill

Fill jobs on Greeley lots follow a few patterns. A back lot may need its low corner brought up to the level of the rest. A new shed or RV pad often needs a raised base above the surrounding grade. Some owners fill the hole left by an old tree stump or a removed root ball, and others build a low berm that softens the line of a fence.

Each pattern calls for a different amount, so describe the job in plain terms, such as "raise the back corner by a foot," before you choose a tonnage. That description is easier to size than a vague goal like "fix the yard."

Where a yard slopes toward the house, filling the low ground along that edge can change the path that water takes after a storm. Work the grade so the surface falls away from the structure, and check the finished shape by standing at the low point and looking back toward the house.

How Much Fill Dirt a Greeley Project Needs

Start with the footprint in feet and the depth in inches. Multiply the length and width by the depth, then divide by 324 to convert the result to cubic yards. For ordering, convert to weight: a 10 cubic yard fill, at roughly 2,200 pounds per yard, comes to about 11 tons. The calculator runs the same arithmetic if you want a quick estimate to check against your own numbers.

If the depth varies across the area, measure several spots and average them. A single deep corner can push the total well past what the rest of the yard needs, and averaging keeps that corner from inflating the whole order.

Delivery and Placement in Greeley

Review the delivery in Greeley page for how service runs in town. On the day of the drop, clear a straight path for the truck, mark the spot where the pile should land, and keep pets and children inside until the load is down. Soft ground can rut under a loaded truck, so choose a drop spot on firm footing, such as the paved apron or a hard-packed stretch of the driveway.

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Planting beds call for a Premium Screened Topsoil mix rather than plain fill. Buy the topsoil for any area where seed or plants will go, and keep the fill for the grade underneath it. A Pea Gravel surface suits paths and play-area edges, though it does a different job from building height.

Ordering Fill Dirt in Greeley, CO

Greeley orders start from the fill dirt listing, where the tonnage from your measurements goes in beside the delivery address and any drop notes. A back lot filled in two stages is simply two orders, with the second placed once the first pile has been spread and the remaining gap measured.

About Fill Dirt

About this material

This is a brown, unsorted earth material used as a filler rather than a finished surface. Its job is mass: it takes up space where the ground is too low, too uneven, or simply in the wrong place. Expect a mix of fine and coarse soil particles, with the occasional small rock and a little organic material from the source.

Bulk material of this kind is handled by weight, which is why the sales unit is the ton. A yard full of it looks much bigger than the same weight of crushed stone, so the volume you see on site and the tonnage on the order can feel far apart at first. Learning the difference saves a second order.

Fill suits grading, backfilling, and building up a pad before a structure or landscape goes on top. It is a practical choice for crews who need a large amount of earth moved in one pass, and for homeowners who want a dependable, inexpensive base beneath a finished layer.

What Fill Dirt costs in Greeley

Around Greeley, fill dirt is quoted by the ton with delivery layered in based on distance from the closest yard. Send your ZIP and load size and we will send back a same-hour quote with the truck rate and the per-ton figure spelled out. Plan on roughly 98 sq ft of coverage per ton at 3 inches deep, which puts a single-car driveway in the 4 to 7 ton bracket.

How crews use Fill Dirt in Greeley

Greeley contractors keep fill dirt on the order sheet for a short list of standard installs. Top of the list is erosion control, where the material is rolled out in tight urban lots and infill builds and screeded to grade. Right behind that is driveway gravel, common in dense neighborhoods where curb access is short and often paired with edging or fabric below the lift. Greeley sits at about 108,795 residents, which means we see steady weekday traffic from landscape crews and weekend pickups from owner-builders.

Delivery day in Greeley

Delivery in Greeley runs out of the nearest pit; you get a two hour arrival window the evening prior and a call when the driver leaves the scale. Plan for 12 ft of clear path for a tandem and 14 ft for a tri-axle, plus a level area at the dump point so the bed lifts straight. Standard lead time on this lane is Mon-Sat, with same-day windows held open for orders that hit the desk before 11 AM and clear payment.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can fill dirt be used to raise a garage floor?

Not as the floor itself. A garage slab needs a base that was engineered and placed for the load of cars and equipment. Fill dirt can raise the grade of the ground around the garage, but the slab and its base should be designed by a builder or engineer who knows the frost depth and the soil conditions on your lot.

What do I do with the pile if I cannot spread it right away?

Cover the pile with a tarp and weigh the edges down so rain does not wash soil across the driveway or toward a storm drain. Keep it clear of the street and off any area you plan to finish soon. A covered pile also stays easier to shovel and rake than one that has turned to mud.

Is clean fill the same as fill dirt?

They overlap, but the term clean fill usually means soil that is free of debris, trash, and large organic matter. Before you use any fill near a foundation or utility, ask what the material contains. A clean load is easier to grade, and it avoids burying garbage that will rot or settle unevenly later.

How thick can I spread fill in one pass?

Thin layers settle better than one deep dump. Spread the fill in lifts of about 6 inches, rake each lift level, and tamp or run a plate compactor over it before adding the next. A single thick layer can stay loose underneath and sink later, which shows up as a dip in the surface above.

Can I cover a septic drain field with fill dirt?

Be cautious. Heavy equipment and added soil can compact a drain field and reduce its ability to take in water. Before you place fill over any part of a septic system, check the layout with your county or with the system installer, and keep vehicles off the field entirely during the job.

Does fill dirt weigh more after a rain?

It can. Wet soil carries extra water, so a load that was weighed on a dry day can feel heavier once it has been out in the weather. The difference is usually small, but if you are close to a weight limit on a trailer or a structure, plan for some margin and do not assume the dry figure is the final one.

How do I keep weeds off a fresh fill area?

Fresh fill can carry weed seed, and bare soil sprouts weeds quickly. Rake the surface smooth once the grade is set, then seed, lay sod, or cover it with mulch soon after so weeds do not take hold. Pull early sprouts by hand while the roots are still shallow.

Can I put fill dirt over an old asphalt driveway?

Covering asphalt with soil is not a good surface. Soil will wash off the edges, weeds will root in it, and any cracks underneath will keep moving. If the goal is a new surface, remove the old asphalt or have a contractor advise on an overlay, and then bring the fill in for the grade around the edges.

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