Bark/mulch will break down adding valuable nutrients to the soil. It has the ability to retain moisture and is more cost effective. The drawback to bark or mulch is that you will need to replace it every couple of years. Stone does not need to be replaced.

With measurements of the job, we are happy to help determine the approximate quantity you may need.

We have ½ yd and 1 yd buckets to meet your needs. Generally, most people refer to the 1 yard bucket as a "scoop".

Depending on the size of the truck, they can hold approximately one and one half yards of wood product or ½ to 1 yard of stones. Each trailer is built differently and therefore can hold varying amounts of product. The best way to determine what you can haul is come in and have us load you with a safe amount of product.

No. If you have an open bed, truck or trailer we will load the product.

Yes. Hours are year-round 7am-5pm Monday through Friday, with weekend hours during spring and early summer.

We have many products that work well such as crushed limestone, crushed stone, crushed concrete, 22A road gravel, and crushed asphalt.

If you are installing new beds, we recommend 4" thick. This will help with weed control. If you're topdressing, usually 2" will work.

Yes it will, but it will eventually disappear. We recommend placing a tarp down before having mulch dumped on your driveway to eliminate stain issues.

Some mulch is more susceptible to fungus than others. Excessive moisture can compound the problem. Aerating your mulch can help to reduce fungus and mold.

Unscreened topsoil may contain stones or chunks of grass. These are sifted and removed from screened topsoil, making it ideal for lawns, gardens, and beds.

Yes, ideally this is used for large spaces, such as a pool that is being filled in or to raise the height of a large area.