Screened loam is finish-grade soil for lawns and gardens; site loam is construction-grade material for rough grading and large fills. Screening pulls out rocks, roots, and clumps, so screened loam rakes smooth and seeds well. Site loam skips that refinement — the practical choice when you're building up grade, not growing grass directly in it. Contractors order it by the multi-truck load for berms, backfill, and site shaping.
Match the loam to the job
| Job | Use |
|---|---|
| New lawn, overseeding, garden beds | Loam (Screened) |
| Rough grading, filling low areas, site work | Site Loam |
| Deep build-ups | Site loam base, screened loam top 4–6" |
Both deliver up to 6 cubic yards per load. See Loam (Screened) and Site Loam, and size your order with the material calculator.
