Material Calculators
Check out the different bulk landscape material calculators we offer. Click the CALCULATE NOW button to go to that calculator. All available landscape calculators are listed below.
Mulch Calculator
Check to see how much mulch you need. Then call us for your bulk mulch delivery!
River Rock Calculator
Check to see how much river rock you need. Then call us for your bulk river rock delivery!
Topsoil Calculator
Check to see how much topsoil you need. Then call us for your bulk topsoil delivery!
Sand Calculator
Check to see how much sand you need. Then call us for your bulk sand delivery!
Pea Gravel Calculator
Check to see how much pea gravel you need. Then call us for your bulk pea gravel delivery!
Asphalt Calculator
Check to see how much asphalt you need. Then call us for your bulk asphalt delivery!
Gravel Calculator
Check to see how much gravel you need. Then call us for your bulk gravel delivery!
Aggregate Calculator
Check to see how much aggregate you need. Then call us for your bulk aggregate delivery!
Bulk Landscape Delivery VS Bagged- Which is best for me?
Bulk Landscape Material Delivered VS Bagged Landscape Material
There are 54 bags of aggregate or topsoil per 1 cubic yard.
There are 27 1 cubic foot bags or 18 1.5 cubic foot bags of mulch per yard.
Consider a ½ cubic foot bag of aggregate like pea gravel or soil like organic potting soil weighs about 50 lbs. and will cover 2 square feet at 3" deep. A bag of wood mulch or dyed mulch such as red, black, or brown mulch, contains about 1 cubic foot of material, enough to cover about 4 square feet at 3" deep. If you have large areas you probably need bulk landscape material delivery.
If you are dressing up a small area maybe bags are best if you do not have a way to haul bulk material.
Mulch purchased by the bag is about 2 or 3 times more costly than bulk.
Aggregate such as river rock purchased by the bag is about 3 or 4 times more costly than bulk.
Soil such as organic planting soil (OPS), can be purchased by the bag is about 4 or 5 times more costly than bulk.