Fill Dirt in Wyoming
A Wyoming property facing spring melt can use Fill Dirt to raise a low approach, fill broad depressions, and prepare a pad area.
- Size: Screened to remove large rocks, roots and debris
- Grading: Minimal organic matter
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“We had an old pool out behind the house in Pinedale that got ripped out years ago and left a crater nobody wanted to look at. About twelve yards of fill dirt went in over two loads, and the tri-axle driver eased it right along the fence line so we could push it in with the tractor. It took most of a Saturday to spread and compact it so it would not settle unevenly come spring. The yard finally sits level with the rest of the lot, ready for topsoil and grass seed next month. It beat the price the excavator quoted for the job.”
Miriam A. · Verified Buyer
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Everything You Need to Know About Fill Dirt
Size and Grading
- Size
- Screened to remove large rocks, roots and debris
- Grading
- Minimal organic matter
Spring melt can reveal weak spots in a ranch approach, corral area, or pad that looked sound when the ground was dry. Fill Dirt gives Wyoming projects screened material for building up low ground, filling broad voids, and preparing the site before a later surface goes on. Its limited organic content makes it suited to structural grading rather than planting directly into it.
Gumbo clay and alkali flats call for a planned contour so runoff does not remain in the work area. Use Fill Dirt to form the grade needed around an approach or pad, then compact it before placing the surface material above it. This material can also be used to return soil around an excavation after the work below ground is complete. Where a finished landscape area will be planted, cover the shaped fill with topsoil as the final growing layer.
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Material: Fill Dirt
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Common Uses
Site Grading & Preparation
Use fill dirt to set grades for construction areas, home lots, and commercial sites. It helps form drainage slopes, building locations, and planned landscape contours, including grades suited to spring melt.
Foundation Backfill
Place compactable fill dirt beside foundation walls, retaining walls, and other below-grade work. Because it contains little organic material, it avoids the breakdown and settlement associated with organic-heavy soils and helps keep support in place over time.
Raising Low Areas
Raise ground that ponds water, becomes muddy, or does not drain well with fill dirt. Proper grading sends runoff away from buildings and occupied areas, which can be useful where April snowmelt arrives quickly.
Hole & Void Filling
Bulk fill dirt works for backfilling abandoned basements, former swimming pools, excavation gaps, and large depressions. Once compacted, it leaves firm ground for later construction or lawn installation.
Why Choose Fill Dirt
Bulk Material for Earthwork
For large grading or fill jobs that do not need topsoil-quality material, fill dirt is an economical choice. It helps limit material costs for grade changes and fill work.
Reliable Compaction
Fill dirt's mineral makeup can be compacted tightly to reduce later settlement. It provides support beneath structures, pavement, and the soil layers installed above it.
Low-Organic Fill
Minimal organic matter keeps fill dirt from decomposing or shrinking as organic soils may. Properly established grades can therefore remain in place through deep frost and freeze-thaw cycling.
General Earthwork Fill
Use fill dirt for rough grading, backfill, and filling empty areas. It supplies the groundwork before construction or landscaping moves ahead.
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Customer Reviews
Barn foundation stays dry now
Used nine yards of fill dirt to raise the grade around the barn outside Encampment where snowmelt had been pooling against the foundation for years. Cheaper per yard than the pit run soil the local quarry quoted, and it packed down solid once the tractor rolled over it a few times.
Alan D. · Encampment, WY · Verified Buyer
Solid ground before the new shed
Needed twelve yards of fill dirt to raise a low corner of a rental lot near Wright before pouring a new shed foundation. Wyoming Rock Supply had it delivered within three days, dumped right where our contractor flagged it.
Norma C. · Wright, WY · Verified Buyer
Project Turned Out Great
The low spot beside our shed out near Hulett finally got leveled with six yards of fill dirt. Only trouble was how dry it came in, half of it blew right off the rake before I could spread it.
Vera E. · Hulett, WY · Verified Buyer
Backyard Dip Filled and Graded
We had an old pool out behind the house in Pinedale that got ripped out years ago and left a crater nobody wanted to look at. About twelve yards of fill dirt went in over two loads, and the tri-axle driver eased it right along the fence line so we could push it in with the tractor. It took most of a Saturday to spread and compact it so it would not settle unevenly come spring. The yard finally sits level with the rest of the lot, ready for topsoil and grass seed next month. It beat the price the excavator quoted for the job.
Miriam A. · Pinedale, WY · Verified Buyer
Low Ground Finally Holds Firm
Our hay field outside Lovell had a low spot that turned to a pond every runoff and drowned out the alfalfa each year. About ten yards of fill dirt brought the grade up level, and we capped it with a load of topsoil before drilling seed back in. The tri-axle got right out into the field on dry ground before spring plowing. Wyoming Rock Supply priced it fair against hauling it ourselves.
Curtis B. · Lovell, WY · Verified Buyer
Fill Dirt has 5 verified customer reviews with an average rating of 4.8 out of 5.
