Residential Recyclable & Topsoil Services
American's Screened Topsoil
We screen our top soil here at our facility to ensure the highest standards of quality. We use a small screen size to keep this nutrient rich topsoil free of any contaminates.
Here are the results of our last soil quality analysis.
How much topsoil do you need? Figure it out with our topsoil calculator!
Price List
Vegetative Debris and Rootmat, Charged by Truck Size
| Pick up Truck | $30.00 |
| Truck with pull behind trailer | $40.00 |
| Single Axle | $45.00 |
| Tandem and up | $60.00 |
| Tractor Trailer | $90.00 |
*Palm Trees are $25.00 per tree (in addition to regular dump)
*Rootmat must be disposed of in our rootmat area. Any dirty or mixed loads will be fined $75.00.
*Any altered truck or trailer (sides built up) will be charged an additional $10.
**NO CHARGE FOR CHIPS**
Soil and Mulch
| Screened Topsoil | $17.00/ton or $23.00/yard |
| Blended Mulch (Uncolored) | $22.00/cubic yard |
| Colored Mulch (Red & Chocolate) | $30.50/cubic yard |
| Delivery Charges for topsoil and mulch | $50.00 local, TBD not local |
*PRICING FOR WHOLESALE/CONTRACTORS IS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST*
**$30.00 MINIMUM APPLIES TO ALL**
Delivery
A dump truck is used to deliver aggregates, mulches and soils to a designated area. Dump trucks, especially when loaded, may leave ruts in the ground or become stuck. Customers who choose to have trucks leave paved surfaces assume all responsibility for towing, ground ruts and any underground fixtures such as irrigation, septic tanks etc.
A few tips for a smooth, safe delivery…
- Please be present to show the driver the preferred dump site.
- We will need payment upon delivery or a valid charge account set up at our home facility.
- Prior to delivery, please provide extensive directions to the site.
- The weight of a typical delivery truck can cause damage to concrete or stone pavement if driven over. Trucks will not drive on new pavement or asphalt, period.
- Please be aware and alert us of any overhead concerns, such as power lines or tree limbs, or underground concerns, such as septic lines or sprinkler heads, which may inhibit operation.