Bid
Send plans, specifications, takeoffs, alternates, address and anticipated schedule.
Materials, truckloads and jobsite logistics
Landscape Contractors
Contractor supply begins with the bid, the job or the repeat account. Specialty Soils connects product, quantity, truck capacity, access and schedule.
Three contractor paths
Bid → Active job → Repeat account
The information needed changes as a project moves from estimating to dispatch and recurring purchasing.
Active job
Confirm products, quantities, truck access, staging, sequencing and delivery timing.
Repeat account
Set purchasing contacts, approved products, price path, typical loads and reorder process.
Material supply
Soil, compost, mulch and aggregate.
Calculate and quote each material according to its job and safe truck capacity.
Planting soils
Use current products or project specification review for beds, lawns and landscape root zones.
Learn more →Compost & amendments
Choose amendment for existing soil rather than treating compost as universal fill.
Learn more →Bark & mulch
Naturally colored, no-dye products for soil-building or finished landscape goals.
Learn more →Rock & aggregate
Plan weight-sensitive deliveries for drain rock, compactable gravel and sand.
Learn more →Calculators
Estimate separate project areas, depths, materials and truckloads.
Learn more →Plans & specifications
Upload the governing documents and identify alternates, submittals and deadlines.
Learn more →Delivery logistics
Make the jobsite ready for the selected truck.
Truck choice follows material, quantity and access; the customer does not choose equipment.
SoilApproximately 20 cubic yards per full load
Compost / barkApproximately 25 cubic yards per full load
GravelApproximately 10–12 cubic yards, weight dependent
Smaller truckUp to approximately 8 cubic yards, subject to material
Products to compare
Specification-driven stormwater soil.
Bioretention Soil is available for appropriate rain-garden and stormwater landscape projects after the governing specification is reviewed.
Garden Soils
Bioretention Soil
Bulk soil for specification-driven bioretention, rain-garden and stormwater landscape applications.
Bulk · Request current pricing
Project review required — send the governing specification
View ProductKeep learning
Use the next guide when you need more detail.
The best next step depends on the decision still in front of you.
How Bulk Delivery Works
Understand load matching and safe unloading.
Learn more →Can a Dump Truck Access the Site?
Review turns, grade, clearance and surface.
Learn more →Delivery Service Area
Use the local route guide for primary markets.
Learn more →Common questions
Landscape Contractors FAQs
Use the project details—not the broad label alone—to choose the next step.
What should I send for bid pricing?
Send plans or specification, products, estimated quantities, exact address, project schedule, alternates and submittal requirements.
Can Specialty Soils deliver directly to the job?
Yes, when the exact site, access, staging and safe unloading plan are confirmed.
Can you quote multiple materials?
Yes. List each product and quantity separately so load weight, sequencing and truck planning are accurate.
Can I establish repeat contractor purchasing?
Yes. Discuss account requirements, typical products, load sizes, service area and purchasing contacts.
Project intake
Turn the bid or job into a material-and-logistics plan.
A commercial order needs enough context to protect the specification, quantity and site.
Specification
Send current plans, named materials, acceptable alternates and required documents.
Volume
Separate geometric takeoff, ordering allowance and phased delivery quantities.
Product consistency
Identify the exact current product or approved project formulation.
Delivery logistics
Include address, access, staging, sequencing, clearance and safe unloading.
Submittal path
State the document, sample, approval contact and deadline when the job is controlled by a submittal.
Send the bid, job or repeat-account requirement.
Include plans, quantities, exact address, access and schedule so product and logistics can be reviewed together.