Our truck capacity varies depending on what we're hauling—lighter materials like mulch allow for larger volume loads, while heavy materials like gravel are limited by weight. Most residential deliveries range from a few cubic yards to full truck loads. When you tell us what you need and for what purpose, we'll recommend the right quantity and let you know if it requires one delivery or multiple loads.

We serve Mt. Holly, Belmont, Gastonia, Dallas, Stanley, and surrounding Gaston County areas. If you're just outside our typical range, give us a call anyway—we can often accommodate deliveries beyond our usual area for larger orders.

We handle most landscaping and construction debris, but there are some items we can't take—hazardous materials, chemicals, paint, tires, and appliances require specialized disposal. Concrete and asphalt in large quantities may also need different handling. If you're unsure whether we can remove something, just ask and we'll let you know.

It depends on the season and what you're ordering. Common materials during slower periods might be available within a couple days. During spring and summer when everyone's working on outdoor projects, we recommend calling as soon as you know what you need. We'll give you an honest timeframe based on current demand.

We'll get as close as we safely can with our dump trucks. The truck needs room to maneuver and solid ground to dump on. We can't place materials in tight spaces our trucks can't reach, but we'll work with you to find the best accessible spot. Many customers have us dump on driveways or easily accessible areas of their property.

Significantly cheaper in most cases. Bagged mulch, topsoil, and other materials include packaging, handling, and retail markup. Bulk delivery cuts out those costs—you're paying for the material itself and the delivery service. For any project larger than a few bags, bulk delivery saves money and eliminates the physical work of loading and unloading dozens of bags.