What is in the load
Clean fill. Not a mix of drywall and roots. The published use is pool fill-ins, low-spot grading, and building pads. Loads are single or several, on a tri-axle, and each load has a ticket so you can check the quantity. If a ticket is missing, the quantity is a story. We do not run it that way.
Pool removals often want fill and crushed concrete together. The fill is the mass. The crushed concrete is the structural layer. Ordering only fill for a driveway base is the wrong material. Ordering only crushed concrete to fill a deep pool hole is usually the expensive way. The pool demolition page is where those two get specified together.
There is no per-yard price printed on this page. Haul distance from 16297 Cortez Blvd and the number of loads change the number. Call with the address and how deep the hole is.
Every truck leaves 16297 Cortez Blvd, Brooksville, FL 34601. The dispatch number is (352) 238-3147. There is no second office in Spring Hill, Tampa, or anywhere else on the list. Same- or next-business-day is the scheduling goal once the street address is known. It is not a promise that ignores drive time or a full board.
Where clean fill is the right material
A pool hole after the shell is gone. A low corner of a lot that holds water. A pad that needs bulk before any base rock goes down. The published material is clean: no drywall, no roots, no construction trash. If you need something that locks up under a driveway, that is crushed concrete, not this load.
Loads move on a tri-axle from 16297 Cortez Blvd. Each load has a ticket. The ticket is how you check quantity. A verbal 'about a load' is not a ticket. If you are filling a pool with our demolition crew, the fill is specified with that job so the hole is not left open between contractors.
Depth and area decide the number of loads, not a price per yard printed on this page. A shallow low spot may be one load. A large pool shell is several. Call (352) 238-3147 with the address and a rough depth. Haul distance from Brooksville is part of the quote.
How the material should be placed
Fill placed in one thick lift will settle. On pool removals we compact in lifts for that reason. If you are spreading a single load yourself in a low spot, expect some settlement and do not pave over it the same day. If you want the yard to take sod, fill dirt is the material. Crushed concrete under sod is how you get a yard that will not grow.
Tell the driver where the truck can stand. Soft ground after rain will rut under a tri-axle. A photo of the drop spot prevents a load that arrives and cannot be dumped where you wanted it. Street dumps that block a lane are not the plan.
Old city URLs for fill dirt redirect to this page. The material does not change by city. The drive from the Brooksville yard does.
Order fill by the hole, not by a round number
Measure the area and the depth you are trying to raise. A low corner that holds water may be one tri-axle. A pool shell is several. Guessing 'a couple loads' and then coming up short means a second trip from Brooksville, which is the expensive way to finish. Call (352) 238-3147 with the address and the depth. There is no per-yard price on this page because the haul from 16297 Cortez Blvd is part of the number.
The material is clean fill: no drywall, no roots, no construction trash. It is the right load for a pool hole, a low spot, and bulk under a pad. It is the wrong load under a driveway that has to carry cars. That surface wants crushed concrete. Fill under sod can grow grass. Crushed concrete under sod will not. Pool removals often need both, specified together so the hole is not left open between vendors.
Every load has a ticket. The ticket is the quantity. If you are spreading the load yourself, place it in more than one thick heap if you can, and do not pave the same day. Soil settles. On pool jobs we compact in lifts for that reason. A single loose dump looks full until the first hard rain.
Tell the driver where the truck can stand and raise the bed. Wires, limbs, and a soft shoulder stop a tri-axle the same way they stop a roll-off. A photo of the drop avoids a load that arrives and cannot be dumped on the spot you wanted. Street dumps that close a lane are not the default. Old city links for this material redirect to this page. The dirt does not change by city. The drive does.
A delivery that lands where you can use it
The driver needs a place to stand the tri-axle and raise the bed. Wires and limbs overhead, and firm ground under the wheels, are the whole placement problem. A photo sent with the address prevents a load that circles the block and goes back to Brooksville. Soft ground after rain may wait. A dump in the travel lane is not the backup plan.
Spread and compaction are a different scope from a dumped pile. Say which you want. On our pool removals, fill goes in lifts because a single loose lift sinks. If you are filling a low spot yourself, expect some settlement before you pave or plant. Clean fill can take sod. It should not be asked to be a driveway base. That is crushed concrete.
Tickets come with the load. Keep them. Quantity arguments without a ticket go nowhere, which is why we use them. The number of loads comes from the area and the depth, plus the haul from 16297 Cortez Blvd. Call (352) 238-3147 with those, not with a guess you hope is close.
Pool holes, low corners, and pad bulk are the jobs. Construction trash is not in the material. If the hole was our demolition, put the fill on that quote so the lot is not left open between companies.
Loads, tickets, and what not to mix in
A tri-axle load is a discrete quantity with a ticket, not a scoop someone estimated. If the hole takes three tickets, you have three loads. If the third ticket never appears, you did not get a third load. Keep the paper. It is the only record that survives an argument about how full the hole looked.
Do not ask the fill to do a base rock's job. Cars, equipment, and the locking course of a pool backfill belong on crushed concrete. Grass and the mass of a hole belong on this material. Mixing drywall or roots into a 'cheap fill' is not what we deliver, and it is not something you should accept from a truck that cannot show a ticket.
Placement on our pool jobs is in lifts because settlement is predictable if you ignore it. A homeowner spreading one load in a low corner can do that with a rake and should still expect the soil to drop a little. Paving the next morning locks the settlement into the pavement. Wait, or have us compact it if the quote included compaction.
Questions
Is the fill dirt clean?
Yes. The published material has no construction debris and no organics.
Do I get a ticket?
Yes. Every load is ticketed so the quantity can be checked.