Fill Dirt Delivery in Orange County: Order by the Load
Order fill dirt for your Orange County job with the material and Super 10 delivery in one quote. Confirm the fill requirements, quantity, and unloading access before booking.
One per-load quote, one point of contact.
100 Super 10 dump trucks · Phones answered 24/7/365
Service Overview
Buying fill dirt starts with the job it needs to do. A low area in a yard, a trench, and fill beneath a slab can have different material requirements. Tell us the application and send any project specification before choosing a source. The words clean fill or screened fill alone do not confirm that a material meets your project's requirements.
SoCal Dirt Broker sources fill and arranges delivery by the Super 10 load. Orange County customers receive one per-load quote covering material and trucking, with wider Southern California delivery available from our Garden Grove dispatch. We quote a single load as well as larger orders, and plan repeat deliveries around how quickly your crew can receive the material.
For a useful quote, send the delivery address, fill type or specification, estimated quantity, and preferred date. If you only have the area's dimensions, include the length, width, and intended fill depth. Tell us whether that depth describes the finished compacted fill or loose material so the estimate can be discussed with the person responsible for your site work.
Per-load pricing
Per-load pricing with the material and the trucking in the same number, quoted before the first truck rolls.
Dispatch note
Confirm the drop location, quantity, and receiving contact. Delivery spacing should match how quickly your crew can clear room for the next load.
Good to know
Choose the fill before you choose the load count
Clean fill dirt and screened fill are available for different job requirements. Screening reduces oversized pieces; it does not replace a project specification or confirm compaction performance. If your plans require a particular material, source documentation, or testing, tell us before the quote so we can check the available source against those requirements.
Cubic yards describe volume and tons describe weight. They are not interchangeable, and a truckload should not be treated as a fixed number of cubic yards for every material. Soil condition and the load's weight affect the quantity carried. Share your estimate and its units, then confirm the planned load count before ordering. Your site contractor should confirm the quantity needed for placement and compaction.
Typical Projects
Residential, commercial, and public works. Tell us the material, quantity, and schedule so we can plan the haul for your project.
Pad raising
Building pads brought up to height, load by load, with the truck count built around how fast your crew can work the fill.
Backfill
Trenches, footings, retaining walls, and pool backfill. Tell us the window and we keep the fill arriving as the crew moves.
Clean fill delivery
Straight clean fill dirt delivery by the load, sourced from nearby export jobs and approved suppliers.
Low spots and yard fill
Residential lots, yards, and low areas that need dirt brought in. One load is a job we will quote.
Fill under slabs and drives
Material sourced against the requirements supplied by your site contractor or project designer, with delivery arranged ahead of their work.
Fill material we deliver
Every material is quoted with the trucking in the same number. Not sure which one your spec calls for? Call and describe the job.
Clean fill dirt
- Description
- Soil for fill applications. Describe the intended use and required material condition so we can confirm an appropriate source.
- Common uses
- Raising building pads, backfilling trenches and footings, bringing a site up to height, filling low areas.
- Delivery availability
- Delivered by the Super 10 load across our service area. Confirm source availability and your delivery window when ordering.
Screened fill dirt
- Description
- Fill processed through a screen to reduce oversized pieces. Confirm the available material against your job's requirements.
- Common uses
- Residential fill and backfill work where the project calls for screened material.
- Delivery availability
- Delivered by the Super 10 load. Call with the yardage and we confirm the source before we load.
Washed fill sand
- Description
- Washed sand available for fill and bedding applications. Send any required product specification before ordering.
- Common uses
- Fill, utility bedding, and backfill applications where the project specification calls for sand.
- Delivery availability
- Delivered by the Super 10 load. Tell us the application and we match the material before dispatch.
Good to know
Prepare the drop point before fill dirt delivery
Choose the unloading location before the truck arrives. Describe the entrance, gate, approach, available turning room, and any access or overhead restrictions. Tell dispatch if the material must be dropped in one stockpile or delivered in stages. The driver needs an agreed location and a person on site who can direct the delivery.
Our service is sourcing and hauling material. Your crew handles placing, spreading, and compacting the fill after unloading. Space repeat loads around that work so the next truck has somewhere to unload. Phone availability is 24/7, but delivery timing still depends on the source, truck availability, and the receiving conditions at your jobsite.
If dirt also needs to leave the site, include the export quantity in your request. We can check whether an import and export pairing is practical for the materials and timing. To order, call (714) 493-7597 or send a quote request with the address, material requirements, quantity, and date. Confirm the quoted scope and delivery window before your crew plans around the first load.
Areas Served
We do not have a yard in every city. We dispatch from Garden Grove and run trucking across a 100 mile radius, which covers these counties. That is Southern California coverage handled by an experienced industry team, 30 years of knowing which routes and which start times actually work.
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County jobsites, 52 cities covered.
Orange County
Orange County jobsites, 35 cities covered.
San Bernardino County
San Bernardino County jobsites, 23 cities covered.
Riverside County
Riverside County jobsites, 26 cities covered.
Ventura County
Ventura County jobsites, 6 cities covered.
San Diego County
San Diego County jobsites, 1 city covered.
How dispatch works
Reliable Super 10 trucking comes down to reliable scheduling. We hold the truck count against your date, and one point of contact owns it from the quote through the last load. If something has to move, you hear it from us straight away rather than work it out from an empty jobsite.
01
You call
Phones are answered 24/7/365. Give us the location, the material, the yardage, and the schedule.
02
We quote
Your quote sets out the hauling and any material or disposal included. Confirm the scope before the first truck rolls.
03
We dispatch
Super 10 dump trucks show up when we say they will. You get updates by phone or text while loads cycle.
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We finish
Loads are counted and tickets are tracked. The last truck leaves when the work is done.
Want the full breakdown of how we quote and move a load? See how it works.
What to have ready when you call
The more of this you have on hand, the faster we can quote and dispatch. Missing something? Call anyway. We will walk you through it.
Job location
Street address or cross streets, plus the county.
Import or export
Material coming in, material going out, or both.
Estimated cubic yards
A rough number is fine. We help you tighten it up.
Material type
Clean dirt, sand, aggregate, asphalt, concrete, or other.
Loading equipment
Tell us who will load the trucks and what equipment is available.
Start date
When you need the first truck on site.
Jobsite restrictions
Access limits, weight limits, hours, or anything the driver should know.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is clean fill dirt?
- Fill dirt is soil used to fill space or raise an area. Before ordering clean fill, describe the material condition and application your job requires. We check the source against the information you supply; the name alone does not establish suitability for structural work.
- How many loads of fill do I need?
- Send your estimated cubic yards or the area's dimensions and fill depth. Confirm the quantity with your site contractor, including any allowance needed for the finished work. We use the material and hauling conditions to plan the loads; there is no single yardage that applies to every Super 10 delivery.
- Do you place and compact the fill?
- Your crew handles placing, spreading, and compaction. We source and deliver the material to an agreed unloading location. Have a receiving contact ready and confirm access with dispatch before delivery.
- Can you deliver fill and haul off spoils on the same job?
- Yes, tell us about both needs when requesting a quote. We can check whether the material, route, and timing allow the incoming and outgoing loads to be paired. Availability and any pricing effect are confirmed for your job.
- How is fill dirt delivery priced?
- Per load, with material and trucking included in the quote. The material source, haul distance, quantity, site access, unloading conditions, and schedule affect the number. Send those details to request a price for delivery to your address.
More questions answered on the FAQ page.
Request a Quote
Send the jobsite, the material, the quantity, and your start date. You get a per-load number back, not a rate sheet. Tell us whether loading equipment is on site and the quote comes back tighter.
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Phones are answered 24/7/365 by someone who can quote the job. Fastest way to get a number and a truck count is still the phone.
- Hours
- Open 24 hours
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