Leaf & Compost Pickup Pricing
Super Soil
$3000per yard
Raw Topsoil
$2000per yard
Raw Chips
$900per yard
Screened Chips
$2000per yard
Mushroom Compost
$3500per yard
Compost
$3000per yard
Screened Topsoil
$2750per yard
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Stone & Gravel Pickup Pricing
1B Limestone
$3200per ton
2B Limestone
$2850per ton
2A Limestone
$2850per ton
#3 Limestone
$2850per ton
Rip/Rap Limestone
$2850per ton
Pea Gravel
$2850per ton
#2 River Rock
$2850per ton
#3 River Rock
$2850per ton
#4 River Rock
$3000per ton
Mason Sand
$2850per ton
Course Concrete Sand
$2850per ton
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MULCH CURING PROCESS
With all dyed mulches the colorant and wood fibers remain wet and moist while in a pile. The colorant doesn’t completely dry until the mulch is spread around landscaping. After the mulch is spread around landscaping it will take 24 to 48 hours for the dye to dry and settle into the mulch fibers. This is also known as the dyed mulch curing period. The curing process does not start until the product is spread; therefore it is fine for dyed mulch piles to be subject to rain, but not freshly spread mulch.
FOR BEST RESULTS
For the dye to properly dry and absorb into the wood fiber the mulch should not be subject to rain 24 to 48 hours after being spread around landscaping. With that being said, it is not the “end of the world” if it rains on freshly spread mulch; the mulch will just lose colorant faster compared to mulch that is properly cured. This mulch curing process goes for all dyed mulches, whether bought at our supply yard, Home Depot, or another local supply yard.
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“I got 18 yards of natural mulch delivered in the spring. I called around a few places as the previous landscape supply company I used had sold to another company. Prices here were very competitive, they were able to deliver on short notice and were professional with a courtesy call when they were about to leave the lot to make the delivery.”