Bulk Screened Topsoil Delivery
Screened topsoil delivered by the cubic yard across Stow and Summit County.
What It Is
Screened Topsoil
Screened topsoil is soil run through a screen to pull out rocks, roots and debris, so it arrives ready for lawns, gardens, grading, filling low spots and new sod. In Stow and across Summit County it is sold and delivered by O'Bryan Topsoil and Compost, the material side of a Stow company that has been independently owned since 1993, out of its own yard at 859 Seasons Rd. It is sold by the cubic yard, and one cubic yard covers about 100 square feet at three inches deep, so a 20 by 25 foot bed at that depth is about five yards. The yard helps work out how many yards a job takes. Delivery is by dump truck, up to 5 yards of topsoil per load, placed where the truck can safely reach, typically the curb or the end of a driveway. Delivery is $50 per load, and free on 4 yards or more in Stow or Hudson.
Questions
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If yours is not here, call (330) 805-7556 and ask. Every question we answer.
- How much topsoil do I need?
- One cubic yard covers about 100 square feet at three inches deep. Tell us the project and we will size the load.
- How is the topsoil delivered?
- By dump truck. Placement depends on where the truck can get to, and we do not typically drive across lawns for delivery.
- Is your topsoil screened?
- Yes. The topsoil is screened to pull out rocks, roots and debris.
- What does topsoil delivery cost?
- Delivery is $50 per load, and free in Stow or Hudson on 4 yards or more. A load carries up to 5 yards of screened topsoil.
How delivery works
Delivery is $50 per load, and it is free in Stow and Hudson on loads of 4 yards or more.
Sizing a load in cubic yards, getting the site ready for the truck, and the towns we deliver to.
Where We Deliver
Screened Topsoil delivery, town by town
Screened Topsoil deliveries run to every town below by dump truck, up to 5 yards per load, out of the yard on Seasons Road in Stow. Pick your town for the delivery details there.
Guides
More on this material
- How Many Yards of Topsoil Do You Need for a Fall Lawn Repair in Summit County
- How to Prepare the Ground for a Sod Install in Northeast Ohio
- Fall Overseeding in Northeast Ohio, and Why Topdressing With Screened Topsoil Changes the Result
- Fixing Low Spots and Yard Drainage Before Northeast Ohio Autumn Rain
Give Us a Call
Tell us the property and we will take it from there.