Top Soil in West Virginia
On West Virginia slopes and hollows, Top Soil belongs in planned growing areas after hillside seep control and the finished ground line are set.
- Size: Screened; free of rocks, debris and large clumps
- Grading: Balanced sand, silt and clay
From $380.00 for 1 ton, delivery included
Larger loads cost less per ton: 500 tons is $28,530.00 ($57.06 per ton). Pick any quantity below for a delivered price.
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“Three stumps had been ground down in the side yard and left shallow bowls behind. Two yards of top soil filled them level with the rest of the lawn, and I overseeded the same afternoon. Took about a month to fill in, but you can't tell where the stumps ever were now.”
Bethany T. · Verified Buyer
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Everything You Need to Know About Top Soil
Size and Grading
- Size
- Screened; free of rocks, debris and large clumps
- Grading
- Balanced sand, silt and clay
Hillside water often needs to be intercepted above a drive or yard in West Virginia, especially where springs emerge after rain. Keep that drainage work distinct from the soil selected for vegetation. Top Soil is screened for a smooth, workable planting surface and fits new lawns, garden areas, flower beds, and spots needing a more even finish.
At a hollow property or along a slope near the New River Gorge, establish the route for seepage and runoff before bringing finish soil into the landscape. Top Soil is not a substitute for pipe, ditching, or the underlying construction of a road or pad. Use it over land reserved for planting once the contour is settled, and grade it to the desired lawn or bed layout. Its workable condition helps with leveling uneven terrain and getting plants into the surface promptly.
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Material: Top Soil
How to Measure
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Common Uses
Starting or Repairing Lawns
Use topsoil when putting down sod, reseeding sparse turf, or bringing low areas back up. A 2-4 inch depth gives grass roots material to grow into as the lawn takes hold.
Garden Beds & Raised Planters
Put topsoil in raised planters and garden areas to create workable soil for plants. The screened material handles easily and gives roots room to develop.
Grading & Leveling
Use topsoil to dress rough ground, build up shallow dips, and finish grades near foundations and structures. It firms up while still letting water pass through.
Tree & Shrub Planting
Mix topsoil into native backfill for tree and shrub planting. It improves soil structure while new roots get established.
Why Choose Top Soil
Growing Medium
Topsoil can serve as a base layer for turf, garden plots, and ornamental beds. Its soil structure gives plant roots material to grow through as plants get established.
Screened Material
Screened topsoil has rocks, roots, and debris taken out for a more even material that is easier to place and spread.
Common Uses
Topsoil works for home gardens, lawn areas, and larger job sites. Select the material and placement depth based on the planting or grading work at hand.
Bulk Topsoil
Choose bulk topsoil to cover larger areas instead of relying on bagged material. Delivery brings it to your property.
Frequently Asked Questions About Top Soil
Customer Reviews
New Build Lot Finally Has Soil
Our new build in Mineral Wells left nothing but scraped clay once the excavator finished, not a lick of good soil left to grow anything in. We ordered eight yards of top soil through West Virginia Rock Supply and had the driver drop it in three piles spaced across the lot so we weren't wheelbarrowing it the length of the yard. Raked and leveled it out over a weekend, and we had sod down the following week. Everything took root fast and the yard looks like it's been there for years already.
Isaac M. · Mineral Wells, WV · Verified Buyer
School Play Yard Greens Up
The addition at our elementary school left a strip of raw subsoil across half the play yard in Elizabeth. Three yards of top soil went down evenly, needing just a light rake before the crew seeded it a week later. Grass filled in fast and the kids have their field back.
Loretta S. · Elizabeth, WV · Verified Buyer
Stump Bowls Finally Level Out
Three stumps had been ground down in the side yard and left shallow bowls behind. Two yards of top soil filled them level with the rest of the lawn, and I overseeded the same afternoon. Took about a month to fill in, but you can't tell where the stumps ever were now.
Bethany T. · Williamstown, WV · Verified Buyer
Good Color, Some Clay Clumps
Just under a yard of top soil patched the bare spots in our lawn out in Beverly. Good dark color, though a few clumps of clay were mixed in that I had to break up before raking it smooth.
Chad R. · Beverly, WV · Verified Buyer
Driver Missed The Volunteer Crew
Three yards of top soil for the HOA entrance bed. Good soil, but the driver showed up after our volunteer crew had already gone home, so we ended up spreading it ourselves the next morning instead.
Marcos V. · New Haven, WV · Verified Buyer
Top Soil has 5 verified customer reviews with an average rating of 4.6 out of 5.
