Bulk Material Delivery

Bulk Landscape Materials, Delivered

Skip the trailer rental and the fifteen bag runs. We deliver mulch, screened topsoil, and decorative stone by the yard anywhere in Sheboygan County — dumped on your driveway tarp or right where the project is, with a straight answer on how much you actually need.

What We Deliver

  • Bulk Mulch

    Hardwood, dyed, and natural mulches by the cubic yard. One yard covers roughly 100 square feet at the 3-inch depth beds actually need — tell us your bed sizes and we'll do the math.

  • Screened Topsoil

    For raised beds, lawn repair, filling low spots, and new plantings. Screened so you're spreading soil, not sorting rocks and roots out of it.

  • Decorative Stone

    Rock and stone for beds, borders, and drainage — delivered by the yard for the DIY weekend or as part of a full rock installation.

  • Firewood

    Seasoned, ready-to-burn firewood in multiple hardwoods, delivered throughout Sheboygan and the surrounding area. The delivery service we've been running all along — now with company.

Delivered, or Delivered and Installed

Plenty of our customers love spreading their own mulch — and plenty discover, one Saturday in, that they don't. Order delivery only, or have our crew prep the beds and install it while the pile's still steaming. Same materials, your choice of labor.

Mulch & Rock Installation

FAQ Section

How much do I need?

The rule of thumb: one cubic yard covers about 100 square feet at 3 inches deep (mulch) or about 160 square feet at 2 inches (stone and soil vary by type). Send us your measurements and we'll size the order — nobody should pay for a yard they don't need.

Where do you dump it?

Wherever a truck can safely reach — driveway, curbside, or next to the project. Put a tarp down and cleanup takes five minutes.

What's the delivery area?

All of Sheboygan County: Sheboygan, Kohler, Sheboygan Falls, Plymouth, Howards Grove, Elkhart Lake, Oostburg, Cedar Grove, Random Lake, and surrounding towns.

Is there a minimum order?

Small orders are usually better bought bagged; bulk makes sense from a yard or two up. Call and we'll tell you honestly which your project is.

Get Materials on the Ground This Week

Tell us the material, the amount (or the measurements), and the address — we'll quote it with delivery included.

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