We can deliver all the products we sell! We have 3 types of deliveries to make sure you get all the material you need in one go!
DUMP DELIVERIES
DUMP deliveries are for bulk material. Our trucks are single axel dump trucks that can hold up to 8 cubic yards of gravels and soils in one load, up to 20 yards of mulches, and are lighter trucks that can go onto yards and driveways with out any issues given promising conditions. With these deliveries, there can only be one type of product per load, you cannot mix products. Also, drivers need about a 14 foot clearance all the way around the truck to go off the driveway. If we leave the driveway or dumping in the street, there MUST be someone at the property.
FORKLIFT DELIVERIES
FORKLIFT delivers are for palleted items and super sacks. A super sack can hold a yard of loose product for an extra charge. We also have 2 containers called hoppers that can hold a yard and a half of loose product each that is free of charge. The flat bed can hold up to 10 spaces/pallets. There will be an additional $50 forklift fee added to the delivery since we will need the Moffit to unload the pallets. If you have garden boulders that need to be placed, we will set the stones for you at no additional cost! The moffit will need about a 10 foot clearance to enter and navigate around your property.
MINI-D DELIVERIES
MINI D deliveries are for special circumstances such as only needing a yard or two of material or your property does not have enough clearance for a dump truck. The mini d is a 350 with a dump bed on it. It can hold up to 2 yards of soils or gravels and up to 3 yards of mulch. These are for local deliveries under 12 miles ONLY. If you hit the minimum of $100 for delivery, it is only a $50 delivery charge, if you do NOT hit the minimum, it is $100 for delivery.
Delivery Fees
All of our deliveries are based on mileage from our location to yours and range from $50 to $150 up to 50 miles out.
We don’t offer free delivery, as this will increase the cost of our products. Increased costs would unfairly affect the other 80% of our customers who pick up orders in their own trucks. This is simply not the way we do business.
