Top Soil is the uppermost layer of soil, rich in organic matter, nutrients, and microbial life. It’s what plants and grass love to grow in.

Fill material is used to level ground, raise elevation, or create a stable base. It’s not meant for planting but is essential for structural prep.

How to use Topsoil and Fill together - use fill to shape the land when leveling, raising, or stabilizing. Top it with topsoil (4–6 inches) to support planting and turf growth. .

Top Soil is the uppermost layer of soil, typically the first 2 to 8 inches, and it’s where most plant life begins and thrives. It’s rich in organic matter, nutrients, and microorganisms—essential ingredients for healthy gardens, lawns, and landscapes.

The following links Offer Information about each of our products and their application:

Mulch
Topsoil and Fill
Crushed Concrete/ DGA (NJDOT Spec)
Commercial DGA (Brick/Concrete Mix)
RAP (Recycled Asphalt Mix)
Asphalt Millings
Concrete & Mason Sand
3/4" Stone
Stone screenings
3/8" Stone & Pea Gravel
River Rock

Feature	Description
Depth	Typically 2–8 inches deep
Composition	Sand, silt, clay + organic matter
Uses	Gardens, lawns, raised beds, landscaping
Benefits	Fertility, moisture retention, root support

What Makes Topsoil Special

Nutrient-Rich:	Contains decomposed plant and animal matter that feeds growing plants.
Structure & Texture:	A mix of sand, silt, and clay that supports root growth and drainage.
Moisture-Holding:	Retains water, helping roots stay hydrated.
Microbial Life:	Home to earthworms, fungi, and bacteria that improve soil health.

Uses	Benefits
Garden Beds	Boosts fertility and improves plant growth
Lawns	Helps repair bare patches and improve drainage
Raised Beds	Provides a solid base for vegetables and flowers
Landscaping Projects	Levels ground and supports new plantings

Fill material Is a broad term for any substance used to raise ground elevation, level uneven terrain, or create a stable base for construction and landscaping. Fill is commonly used for driveways, patios, garden beds, and site prep.

Type	Description	Best use Cases
Fill Dirt	Rocky, sandy, low-organic soil	Leveling, berms, backfilling
Sand Fill	Coarse or fine sand	Drainage layers, under pavers
Crushed Concrete	Recycled concrete chunks	Driveways, erosion control, base layers
Recycled Asphalt	Ground-up old asphalt	Driveways, parking pads, paths
Stone Screenings	Fine crushed stone particles	Paver base, walkways, joint filler
3/4" Stone	Loose, angular stones	Road base, drainage, structural support

Why Use Fill?	Benefits
Leveling & Grading	Smooth out dips, slopes, or uneven terrain.
Drainage Improvement	Prevent pooling and runoff issues.
Foundation Support	Create a compact base for patios, sheds, or driveways
Erosion Control:	Stabilize slopes and shorelines.
Landscaping Features:	Build up raised beds, berms, or decorative mounds.