Top Soil in Utah
When a Utah homeowner is finishing a new landscape, Top Soil makes a smooth, workable surface for sod, vegetable growing, and flower planting.
- Size: Screened; free of rocks, debris and large clumps
- Grading: Balanced sand, silt and clay
From $391 for 1 ton, delivery included (larger loads cost significantly less per ton)
Free delivery included
Free delivery anywhere in Utah
Pick a delivery date
Weekday delivery, earliest Nov 3
Get a Free Quote
Fill out the form and our sales team will get back to you within the hour.
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
Finishing a new landscape with Top Soil makes sense when the area is reserved for sod, vegetables, or ornamental planting rather than runoff control. The material is screened for a smooth, workable growing surface and can help level uneven landscape ground. Along the Wasatch Front, snowmelt can swell clay, while bench gravel may drain quickly; those site conditions should be addressed in the layout.
Place Top Soil after rough grade and the water path are established. This helps keep the growing surface where it belongs when spring melt moves across a property, including work around Cache Valley. Level the soil to the desired landscape contour, then plant into the finished area. It is also suited to improving existing soil in an established landscape, once drainage and grade are already resolved for planting.
Quickly Calculate How Much You Need
Material: Top Soil
How to Measure
Measure the length and width of your project area in feet
Decide on depth in inches (2" for landscaping, 4" for driveways)
Enter the values above and we'll calculate the tonnage you need
Need help figuring out the right amount? We can help!
Call or text us at (385) 360-1334 and we'll help you calculate the right quantity for your project.
Not sure how much you need? The Topsoil Calculator has depth guides, coverage charts and worked examples for this material.
Common Uses
Lawn Establishment & Repair
Build up low lawn areas, prepare for sod, or support overseeding with topsoil. In Wasatch Front clay, a 2-4 inch layer gives turf roots a workable base for establishment and fuller green growth.
Garden Beds & Raised Planters
Use screened topsoil in raised planters and garden plots to create a growing base for flowers, herbs, and vegetables. The fine texture spreads easily and gives developing roots room to move.
Grading & Leveling
Bring low ground up, reduce rough spots, and form drainage slopes around structures and foundations. Topsoil settles with light compaction while water can still soak through.
Tree & Shrub Planting
Blend topsoil into native dirt for tree and shrub planting. The mix improves soil structure and helps new plants establish during early growth.
Why Choose Top Soil
Growing Medium
Topsoil creates a structured planting base for turf, garden areas, and decorative plantings. It gives roots material to grow into as plants become established.
Screened Topsoil
Mechanical screening separates out rocks, roots, and debris. This leaves an even-textured material that spreads easily and is simpler to work into place.
Flexible Uses
Topsoil suits many jobs, from home garden areas to larger site work. Use it for planting, lawn preparation, and finish grading.
Cost-Effective
For large coverage areas, delivered bulk topsoil can be a lower-cost alternative to bags. It provides material for broad coverage at your property.
