PRODUCTS: Topsoil
Locally Sourced & Blended Topsoil
Our topsoils have been used locally by homeowners, gardeners, and landscape supply companies. We offer a variety of standard mixes and can also make custom blends for commercial projects.
Our topsoil products include the following:
- Basic Topsoil (Screened Sandy Loam)
- Topsoil Blends like Garden Mix and 3-Way Topsoil
- Sand-Compost Blends like Bioretention Soil Mix (Rain Garden Soil) and Rootzone Mix
- Pond Liner
Which product is best for your needs? Read more below.
Topsoil Products Overview
Basic Topsoil
Our Basic Topsoil (Screened Sandy Loam) is a more affordable way to mound and build up areas compared to topsoil blends containing compost. Sandy Loam is a naturally occurring sandy soil that we use as the base for all of our topsoil blends. It’s mined and screened at King Creek Pit in Orting, Washington.
Topsoil-Compost Blends
Need a more nutrient-rich soil? We offer Garden Mix and 3-Way Topsoil. Garden Mix has a higher percentage of compost, making it a great choice for gardens and raised planter beds.
3-Way Topsoil is slightly sandier and contains less compost. It’s a good option for building up gardens and lawns.
The compost we use is made from locally recycled garden prunings, food products, and vegetable trimmings. It contains no biosolids or manure.
Read more in-depth information on the Topsoil Blends page.
Sand-Compost Blends
Bioretention Soil Mix (Rain Garden Soil) and Rootzone Mix are both sand-compost blends.
Bioretention Soil Mix is a free-draining material that retains some moisture. It’s typically used as a growing medium around retention ponds and in rooftop gardens.
Rootzone Mix is blended specifically for commercial ball fields, athletic fields, and golf greens.
Project Photo Inspiration
Check out some past projects that have used materials in this category:
- Elks Lodge Field
- Meridian Habitat Park field
- Stewart Crossing park and green space
- Tacoma Smelter Plume Yard Cleanup
- Tehaleh Heights Elementary School fields
- Komachin Middle School fields
Relevant Blog Articles
Did you know our blog is a popular resource for all things rock, sand, and soil? Check out some of our educational articles related to this product category: