Fill Dirt & Aggregate Delivery in Palm Beach County
Fill dirt, crushed coquina, seashell, asphalt millings, road base, stabilizer, and washdown — eight bulk aggregate options for grading, driveway construction, building pads, drainage prep, and erosion control. We source from established Palm Beach County suppliers, load our 7×12 dump trailer, and deliver direct to your property or job site. Especially in demand across Loxahatchee and The Acreage where large lots settle and need regrading.
Delivery area: All of Palm Beach County — West Palm Beach, Royal Palm Beach, Wellington, Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter, Boynton Beach, Lake Worth, Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Loxahatchee, The Acreage, and all barrier islands. Same-day delivery available for most orders.
Fill Dirt & Aggregate We Deliver
Eight bulk aggregate options for grading, driveway construction, foundation prep, drainage projects, and erosion control. The workhorse materials behind every site prep, building pad, and infrastructure job in Palm Beach County. Not sure which type fits your project? Call or text and we’ll help you pick.
Fill Dirt #1
$33 per cubic yard
Clean, screened fill dirt — the premium grade. Used for filling low spots, building up grade, prepping building pads, and backfilling after excavation work. Compacts well and stabilizes ground for slab pours, sod prep, and structural work. The default pick when the spec says “clean fill.”
Fill Dirt #2
$30 per cubic yard
Unscreened fill dirt at a more affordable price point. Works well for non-critical fill applications — filling old pool excavations, hole filling on equestrian and agricultural properties, or anywhere appearance and screening don’t matter. The economy choice for bulk grading projects.
Crushed Coquina
$170 per cubic yard
Crushed coquina shell — the iconic South Florida driveway and pathway material. Naturally white to cream colored, compacts beautifully under tire traffic, and reflects heat to keep driveways cooler than asphalt. A favorite for residential driveways, equestrian property roads, and coastal-style landscape pathways.
Seashell
$105 per cubic yard
Crushed seashell aggregate with a chunkier, more decorative texture than coquina. Used for driveways, pathways, and decorative ground cover where you want a coastal Florida aesthetic with more visual character. Drains well and stays put under light vehicle traffic.
Asphalt Millings
$55 per cubic yard
Recycled asphalt grindings — the eco-friendly, budget-friendly driveway alternative. Lays down loose and compacts into a hardpacked surface that looks and performs much like fresh asphalt at a fraction of the cost. Popular for long rural driveways across Loxahatchee and The Acreage where a paved driveway would be cost-prohibitive.
Road Base
$54 per cubic yard
Crushed limerock road base available in 1/2″, 1.5″, and 3″ sizes. The structural base layer under driveways, parking pads, building foundations, and walkways. Compacts to a rock-hard surface that supports heavy loads. Each size has different uses — we’ll help you pick the right one for your project.
Stabilizer
$30 per cubic yard
Fine crushed limerock used as a top dressing or stabilizing layer over road base. Locks in compacted aggregate, fills surface voids, and creates a smooth finished surface for driveways, pathways, and equestrian arenas. Often used in combination with road base for a complete driveway buildup.
Washdown
$33 per cubic yard
Fine washed limerock byproduct — a cost-effective topping material. Used for finishing driveways, filling low spots in compacted surfaces, and as a budget alternative to stabilizer. Excellent value for large area coverage where premium finish isn’t critical.
How Much Fill or Aggregate Do You Need?
Fill dirt and aggregate are sold and delivered by the cubic yard. The amount you need depends on your project type, area, and depth. Here’s a quick reference to help you estimate:
Driveway buildup (4–6″ road base + 2″ coquina or millings): A standard 12×40 ft driveway (480 sq ft) typically uses 6–8 cubic yards of road base for the structural layer, plus 3 cubic yards of finish material on top.
Filling low spots or settled areas: A 10×10 ft low spot 6″ deep needs about 2 cubic yards of fill dirt. A typical sunken pool excavation can require 15–30+ cubic yards depending on size.
Building pads (shed, garage, ADU): A 10×12 ft shed pad with 4″ of compacted road base needs about 1.5 cubic yards. A 20×30 ft garage pad with 6″ of base needs roughly 11 cubic yards.
Regrading large properties: Common across Loxahatchee, The Acreage, and equestrian properties. These projects typically run 20–100+ cubic yards depending on the area being regraded. We run consecutive loads the same day for these jobs.
Our trailer holds approximately 2–3 cubic yards of aggregate per load. These materials are dense, so loads are limited by weight. For larger projects (driveways, pad prep, regrading), we run multiple back-to-back loads the same day with a discounted delivery fee on additional runs. Most residential aggregate projects need 3–10 loads total.
Not sure how much you need or which material fits your project? Send us photos or the project specs and we’ll help you figure out the right material and quantity. Or use the formula: (Length ft × Width ft × Depth in) ÷ 324 = cubic yards needed.
Why a Dump Trailer Beats a Big Dump Truck
Smaller jobs don’t need a 12-yard truck. Most landscape suppliers in Palm Beach County operate large dump trucks with a 10–14 cubic yard minimum. If your project only needs 2–6 yards, you either overpay for material you don’t need or get turned down for being too small. Our 7×12 dump trailer is sized for the residential and small commercial sweet spot — we deliver what you actually need without forcing you into a bigger load.
We deliver to the exact spot — not just the curb. Big trucks dump at the end of the driveway and leave a 12-yard pile blocking access to your property. Our compact trailer fits through most gates and back roads, and we can place material directly where it’s needed — against the foundation, alongside the low spot, behind the gate, or right on the building pad site.
Contractor & landscaper friendly. If you run a site prep, hardscape, or grading business, we can deliver to your active job sites across Palm Beach County and invoice on net-15 or net-30 terms for ongoing accounts. One less truck tied up at the supply yard, one less thing to chase. Call us to discuss your delivery schedule and rate structure.
We Also Deliver
Fill dirt and aggregate is one of five categories we deliver across Palm Beach County. Need other landscape materials for the same project? We can coordinate multiple materials in back-to-back trips.
River rock, marble, lava, Chattahoochee, drain rock
Red, Cypress, and Brown mulch
Topsoil, garden mixes, vegetable blend
DOT, masonry, concrete sand, paver base
Fill Dirt & Aggregate Delivery FAQ
How much does fill dirt and aggregate delivery cost?
You pay for the material itself (per cubic yard at the prices shown above, ranging from $30 for fill dirt and stabilizer to $170 for crushed coquina) plus a flat delivery fee based on distance from the supplier to your property. Delivery fees within Palm Beach County typically run $75–$150. For larger jobs requiring multiple loads, additional runs are billed at a discounted delivery rate. Call or text with the material type, approximate quantity, and your delivery address and we’ll quote the all-in price before you commit.
What’s the difference between Fill Dirt #1 and #2?
Fill Dirt #1 is the premium grade — clean, screened, and free of debris. Use it under slabs, around foundations, or anywhere the spec calls for “clean fill.” Fill Dirt #2 is unscreened and may contain stones, roots, or other natural debris — it’s the economy option for non-critical fill where appearance and quality don’t matter (filling old pool excavations, raising grade on equestrian property, etc.). The $3/yard difference adds up on large grading projects.
How much aggregate fits in one load?
Our 7×12 dump trailer holds approximately 2–3 cubic yards of fill dirt or aggregate per load. These materials are heavy and dense, so loads are limited by weight rather than volume. For larger projects (driveways, building pads, regrading work), we run consecutive loads back-to-back the same day with a discounted delivery fee on additional runs. Many residential aggregate projects need 3–10 total loads.
What’s the best material for a residential driveway?
It depends on your priorities. Asphalt millings are the cheapest option that compacts into a hardpacked, durable surface — popular for long rural driveways in Loxahatchee and The Acreage. Crushed coquina is the traditional South Florida look — white-cream colored, reflects heat, and has serious curb appeal. Road base (limerock) with a coquina or stabilizer top dressing is the most durable buildup. For best results, lay 4–6″ of road base first, compact it, then top with 2″ of your finish material.
Which road base size do I need (1/2″, 1.5″, or 3″)?
For most residential driveways and building pads, the 1.5″ size is the standard pick — it compacts well, drains well, and provides a solid base. The 3″ size is for heavier-duty applications like long driveways with heavy vehicle traffic or commercial pads — the larger aggregate locks together for maximum load capacity. The 1/2″ size is finer and used as a topping layer or for pathways. When in doubt, call us with your project details and we’ll recommend the right one.
Do you deliver to job sites for contractors?
Yes — we work with site prep, hardscape, grading, and general contractors across Palm Beach County for ongoing job-site delivery. Once we’ve completed a few jobs together, we can set up net-15 or net-30 invoicing for ongoing accounts so you’re not chasing receipts. Especially useful when you need 2–6 yards of material delivered to a job site and the big landscape suppliers won’t deliver less than 10. Call us to discuss your schedule and rate structure.
Need Fill Dirt or Aggregate Delivered?
Tell us the material type, the cubic yards, and your delivery address in Palm Beach County. We’ll give you an all-in price — material plus delivery — and get it to your property or job site, often the same day.
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