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Open 8:00am - 3:30pm
No deliveries on weekends or holidays
Pickups are no longer available
When it comes to gardening or landscaping, quality soil is a must! But let’s be honest: the costs can add up quickly if you’re not careful. Screened topsoil, with its fine texture and ability to help plants thrive, is worth the investment. Still, wouldn’t it be great if you could save money on screened topsoil without compromising quality? The good news is you can! With a few smart tips and strategies, you’ll keep your garden flourishing and your wallet happy.
At Bountiful Soil, we not only sell topsoil and decorative rocks, but we also help you get the most out of your purchase—both in terms of quality and cost. Let’s dive into these money-saving tips!
Purchasing topsoil in bulk is one of the best ways to lower costs. Buying bagged topsoil at the hardware store for your vegetable garden or lawn project can get expensive quickly, especially if you’re covering a larger area. Bulk purchases, on the other hand, provide a much better deal.
Bulk topsoil is cheaper per yard than bagged options, and it’s a smarter way to buy if you’re working on a bigger project. Plus, you’ll avoid dealing with lots of plastic waste from bags.
At Bountiful Soil, we offer topsoil bulk options that not only save you money but also come with the convenience of delivery straight to your project site.
Ever buy too much or too little of something and end up frustrated? Avoid that with topsoil by measuring your garden or landscaping area carefully. When you know exactly how much topsoil you need, you won’t overspend by ordering excess material.
Quick tip: Use an online soil calculator to figure out the exact amount of topsoil needed per yard. Just plug in the dimensions of your garden or lawn, and you’ll know how much to order.
At Bountiful Soil, we’re always happy to help you calculate how much topsoil you need for your specific project, so you don’t waste money or soil.
Delivery is a convenient option when buying screened topsoil, but it can come with added costs. Depending on the size of your project, picking up the topsoil yourself may be a great way to save money.
If you’re ordering a large amount of topsoil bulk, delivery can be a smart choice to save time and energy. But if your project is smaller and you have access to a truck or trailer, consider picking up your order to save on delivery fees.
At Bountiful Soil, we offer flexible options—whether you prefer to have your topsoil delivery done by us or want to pick it up yourself.
If you already have existing soil, why replace it entirely? Instead, consider mixing screened topsoil with what you already have. This method can save you a significant amount of money while still boosting your soil’s quality.
Screening your soil removes large particles like rocks and debris. Once screened, you can blend it with fresh topsoil to create a nutrient-rich mixture that’s perfect for your plants.
Not sure how to screen your soil? At Bountiful Soil, we can show you how to screen your existing soil and blend it with our top-quality screened topsoil, helping your garden thrive while saving on costs.
Topsoil prices can spike during peak gardening seasons like spring and summer when everyone is getting their hands dirty. If you plan ahead and buy your topsoil during the off-season (fall or winter), you can often find much better deals.
Topsoil delivery services are often less busy in the off-season, which means you can also snag a good deal on delivery fees. Even better, your garden will be prepped and ready for planting as soon as the warmer months roll around!
Keep an eye out for any off-season sales or promotions from Bountiful Soil. We’re committed to offering competitive pricing all year round to help you save money on screened topsoil whenever you need it.
Some topsoil products come pre-mixed with fertilizers or organic material. While this might sound convenient, it can significantly increase the cost—especially if you don’t actually need those additives for your specific project.
Smart shopping tip:
If your project doesn’t require immediate nutrients, opt for plain screened topsoil. You can always add your own organic materials or fertilizers later, depending on what your plants need.
At Bountiful Soil, we offer pure screened topsoil without any unnecessary extras, giving you flexibility and control over your garden’s specific needs.
Topsoil prices can vary a lot between suppliers. That’s why it’s important to shop around and get quotes from several local businesses before making a purchase.
While it’s tempting to go with the cheapest option, the quality of the soil is just as important. Make sure the screened topsoil you’re purchasing has been properly processed to remove rocks and large particles. High-quality soil will ensure your plants’ roots get the nutrients they need.
Sometimes, you may not need an entire load of topsoil, but splitting a bulk purchase with a neighbor or a local gardening group could save everyone money.
Buying in bulk is cheaper, and when you share the load, you still get the savings without the need to store extra soil.
At Bountiful Soil, we love when our customers team up to get the best deals! Ask about our group or bulk-order discounts, and we’ll help you coordinate a cost-effective delivery.
By following these simple tips, you’ll be well on your way to saving money on screened topsoil for your garden or landscaping project. Whether you’re buying in bulk, measuring carefully, or shopping during the off-season, these strategies can help you get the most out of your soil without overspending.
At Bountiful Soil, we’re not just here to sell you topsoil—we’re here to help you save money while growing the garden of your dreams. Ready to start your project? Contact us today to learn more about our premium screened topsoil and get expert advice on the best options for your landscape or garden.
Remember: Saving money on screened topsoil doesn’t mean cutting corners; it means shopping smart and working with the best in the business.
