TOPSOIL AND FILL DIRT

van der Linde is your resource for sustainably sources, competitively priced, quality-controlled fill dirt, topsoil, gravel, and mulch. Our topsoil is a by-product of our natural mulch production, which makes it rich with organic material. We recover topsoil from cleared logs, brush, and tree stumps, processed at our recycling facility. Our beautiful new customer product center is open six days a week.

Topsoil

Topsoil Pricing:
$25 per cubic yard

Delivery Charge: Based on your location.

Fill Dirt

Temporarily Sold Out

Screened Fill Dirt Pricing:
$20 per ton

Delivery Charge: Based on your location.

Fill Dirt (unscreened)

Fill Dirt (unscreened) Pricing:
$10 per ton

Delivery Charge: Based on your location.

Not sure how much topsoil you need?

I looked at a number of places for topsoil and found that van der Linde not only had good quality products, but the delivery was readily available and very cost-effective. The delivery went well with the driver very willing to dump the load as I requested. One other supplier said they could not guarantee delivery as requested and did not come out to inspect the area after saying that he wanted to review the location before committing to a delivery. Good quality product, good quality service, good prices, and good people. I will be back for mulch in the Spring. – Ray Friedman

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Products Disclaimer
van der Linde Recycling is happy to provide samples of all the materials sold. We encourage you to view our products prior to purchase. Please note that we make our products from recycled materials. While our meticulous sorting process removes most metal and foreign objects, loads may contain small amounts of these items.

van der Linde Recycling gravel is not VDOT certified

Delivery Disclaimer
van der Linde Recycling is not responsible for lawn, driveway or property damage sustained while delivering mulch, gravel and/or topsoil and fill dirt. We strive to unload material where requested, however, placement of materials is at the discretion of the delivery driver. All delivery fees are due even if materials cannot be placed as desired or if the customer refuses material at the delivery location.

FAQs

Got a question? We’re here to help.

What is the purpose of topsoil?

Topsoil may assist with flower and garden bed maintenance.A fresh layer of topsoil is one of the finest ways to replenish the nutrients that your plants require. Topsoil contains decomposed plant matter (or organic matter) that serves to nourish your plants.
How do you tell whether you have topsoil?

Color is a simple method to identify dirt. It is usually the darkest layer of soil due to the high quantities of organic materials. Measure the depth of topsoil to the point when the soil beneath lightens in color or changes texture (usually becoming more clayey).
How long does topsoil last?

When properly stored, bagged topsoil can last up to 8 years. When applied to gardens, bagged topsoil should be supplemented with fertilizer or compost. This adds nutrients and organic material to the soil, creating a favorable environment for plant roots. Here at van der Linde Recycling, our topsoil is a byproduct of our mulch production and often comes from stump roots. This means it may already contain organic material and nutrients.
Do plants need topsoil to grow?

Plants rely on topsoil—the earth's surface's outermost layer—for water and nutrients. The more organic stuff there is, the darker the soil will appear. This sort of soil is simple to dig and promotes healthy plant growth.
What are the three advantages of topsoil?

Topsoil provides nutrients while also allowing more oxygen to enter plant roots, resulting in improved plant health and growth overall. It also encourages plants to grow deeper roots, resulting in better drainage and reduced soil erosion.
What are the six functions of topsoil?

The following benefits of soil organic matter can help to replenish and build your soil:
• Helps to avoid surface sealing, runoff, and erosion.
• Enhances water infiltration.
• Provides energy to soil microorganisms.
• Acts as a glue to hold soil particles together.
• Aids in the improvement of soil aeration.
• Serves as a slow-release nutrient storage facility.
What is another name for topsoil?

Humus Layer. This refers to the uppermost layer of soil rich in organic material and microorganisms, essential for plant growth.
How much topsoil will I require?

Simply measure the size of the area you want to cover and multiply by the depth required to get how much topsoil you'll need or use the calculator on our mulch page.