How it works
How We Quote and Price Your Dirt Haul
How much is a load of dirt? It depends on the material, the load size, the distance, and disposal, so we quote it instead of posting a flat rate. We are a hauling broker: we source the material, run our own Super 10 dump trucks, and quote the material and the trucking as one number. Here is exactly how we price and move a load, from your first call to the last truck off the site.
Call to finished, in four steps
01
You call
Phones are answered 24/7/365. Give us the location, the material, the yardage, and the schedule.
02
We quote
You get one honest, all-in number for trucks and material. No hidden costs, no surprises on the invoice.
03
We dispatch
Super 10 dump trucks show up when we say they will. You get updates by phone or text while loads cycle.
04
We finish
Loads are counted and tickets are tracked. The last truck leaves when the work is done.
See the trucks work
Loads cycling, trucks staging, material landing where it needs to be. This is what a running job looks like when the schedule holds and the phone gets answered.
A jobsite flyover is on the way. In the meantime, call and we will walk you through how your job would run.
How much a Super 10 moves
You do not need an exact number to call. Give us a rough volume or your pad dimensions and we tell you how many loads it takes and how many trucks to run at once.
10 to 16
tons per load
A Super 10 dump truck typically carries around 10 to 16 tons, depending on the material. Heavier material weighs out before the bed is full.
One
number, not two
You get a single all-in price that covers the material and the trucking, so there is nothing to reconcile between a supplier and a hauler.
100
mile radius
We run a 100 mile service radius across Southern California, and same-day service is available when the schedule has room.
What drives the price
Whether you are asking how much is a yard of dirt, how much is a truck load of dirt, or what fill dirt cost runs for your pad, the answer comes from the same four things. We do not publish flat rates, because a fair number depends on the job, and we walk you through all four so you know what you are paying for.
Material
Import fill, rock, sand, and aggregate each carry a different material cost, and export loads depend on the disposal site. We source the material that fits your spec for the sharpest number.
Load size and volume
A Super 10 dump truck moves a full load at a time. Bigger volumes spread the cost across more loads and let us run multiple trucks in a cycle, which keeps your crew working.
Distance
The miles between the source, your jobsite, and the disposal site drive the trucking. Pairing your job with a nearby import or export cuts deadhead miles and sharpens the quote.
Disposal and access
Where export material can legally go, plus jobsite access, weight limits, and hours, all factor in. Tell us the site conditions and we build them into one honest number.
The fastest way to a real number is a phone call. Tell us the material, the yardage, and the location, and we come back with one all-in quote. More questions first? Read the frequently asked questions.
Ready for a real number?
Call for a straight answer on trucks, material, and schedule. Phones answered 24/7.