Fill Dirt – Natural Unscreened Soil for Bulk Filling & Grading

Unscreened Natural Material: May contain clumps, small rocks, and debris

Low Organic Content: Reduces settling and compaction over time

Stable & Compactable: Forms a solid foundation for building and landscaping

Cost-Effective: Economical choice for large volume applications

Versatile Applications: Suitable for filling low spots, backfilling, grading, and erosion control

Great for Site Prep: Ideal for driveways, patios, roads, and other construction bases

Bulk Landscaping Projects: Fill low areas, build berms, or stabilize land cost-effectively

Durable & Long-Lasting: Holds its form better than organic soils

Erosion Control: Helps stabilize slopes and prevent soil loss on large properties

Budget-Friendly: Perfect for projects where nutrient-rich soil is unnecessary

Leveling and Grading: Fill low spots and prepare ground for hardscapes or structures

Berm Construction: Form the base for mounds, embankments, and retaining features

Backfilling: Fill trenches around foundations, pipes, and retaining walls

Erosion Control: Spread and compact on slopes to limit soil loss

Can fill dirt be used for gardens or lawns?
No. Fill dirt lacks nutrients and organic matter—topsoil should be placed over it for planting.

Is the material screened?
No. It is unscreened and may contain rocks, clumps, and small debris.

Does fill dirt settle over time?
Minimal settling occurs compared to topsoil because it has low organic content.

Should I top it with something for landscaping?
Yes. For any turf, flower beds, or planting areas, top it with several inches of screened topsoil.

Is delivery available?
Yes! Bulk delivery available from Champion's locations.