Fill Dirt ordered online by the ton. A dump truck delivers to your Kimberly address and unloads right where you point.
A common mistake with fill projects is using the wrong base. Fill dirt is a structural material, not a growing medium. It compacts and supports weight. Topsoil goes on top of it. Around Kimberly, the ground takes water in slowly and sheds it across the surface. When you bring in fill dirt to raise a low yard, a deeper drainage layer earns its place.
Fill dirt from Gravel Monkey comes from regional quarry sources. It is screened to remove debris and sized for compaction. Order it for projects that need a stable base.
| Product | Best For | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Fill Dirt | raising grade, filling holes, backfill | Screened, clean fill that compacts well for a stable base. |
These typical projects show the difference between a short-term fix and a permanent repair.
| Project | What to order | Depth or note |
|---|---|---|
| filling a pool or pond | Fill Dirt | Compact in lifts to prevent settling. |
| raising a low yard | Fill Dirt | A 6 to 12 inch layer raises the grade. |
| backfill around a foundation | Fill Dirt | Use clean fill to avoid organic material. |
| burying a stump hole | Fill Dirt | Fill settles as the wood decomposes. |
| building up a pad | Fill Dirt | Compact every 8 inches for stability. |
Kimberly sees about 142 days a year below freezing. That freeze-thaw cycle heaves a poorly compacted base, so compaction matters. The county gets about 24 inches of snow a year. Plowing a loose, unfinished surface can leave ruts that require more material to correct. Deep frost keeps the ground closed for months, so this work waits for the thaw rather than the calendar.
Getting the base right before the ground refreezes saves rework. The combination of cold winters and slow-draining hydrologic group C soils means surface water has nowhere to go if the grade is wrong. Planning for drainage alongside the fill depth avoids a soft yard every spring.
Tonnage depends on the volume of the void or the depth of the lift. To find your number, measure the length and width of the area in feet, decide the depth in inches, and use the fill dirt calculator on the Gravel Monkey site for a tonnage estimate.
Gravel Monkey is a national aggregate broker. We source from regional suppliers, so the exact material depends on local quarry output. You order online by the ton, from single-ton loads up to 40 tons or more. The delivered price is calculated at checkout by your ZIP code. A dump truck brings the order to your address. On qualifying orders, delivery is free.
For a first order, use code FIRSTTIMER50 for $50 off. Learn more on the About Gravel Monkey page, read customer reviews, and review the delivery information to understand how the process works.
Yes. Kimberly gets about 11 inches of precipitation a year, and the local soils are in hydrologic group C, meaning they shed water across the surface. This drainage behavior may require a deeper drainage layer, which can increase the total volume of material needed.
Kimberly gets about 31 days a year with at least a tenth of an inch of rain. Scheduling a delivery for firm ground avoids delays or a soft area for the truck.
Fill dirt is ordered by the ton, not by size gradation. It comes as a screened, natural material suitable for compaction. The regional source determines the exact composition.
Order at checkout for a delivery date at least 3 business days out. You choose a morning or afternoon window. A confirmation email with the scheduled window and a photo of the load is sent closer to the date.
To get started, use code FIRSTTIMER50 at checkout for $50 off your first fill dirt delivery. Choose your delivery date and window online. Visit the Kimberly city hub to start your order or explore other materials.
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See the delivered price for your address and order fill dirt by the ton online. Loads run from 1 to over 40 tons, with free delivery on qualifying orders.
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