FAQ
Do you deliver to Chelmsford, MA?
Yes — Chelmsford, MA delivery runs about $100–114 per load depending on your ZIP, with the exact fee shown at checkout before you pay. Mon–Sat.
Do you deliver to Chelmsford, MA?
Yes — Chelmsford, MA delivery runs about $100–114 per load depending on your ZIP, with the exact fee shown at checkout before you pay. Mon–Sat.
How much stone dust to reset a brick walkway?
About 1 cubic yard handles most brick walkway resets — a 1-inch bed over 100 sq ft needs just 0.31 cy, and 1 yard is the minimum order.
How much stone dust to reset a brick walkway?
About 1 cubic yard handles most brick walkway resets — a 1-inch bed over 100 sq ft needs just 0.31 cy, and 1 yard is the minimum order.
How do tax-exempt organizations order?
Email your ST-5/ST-2 paperwork to sales@ottrsupply.com before ordering. We flag your account tax-exempt, and checkout then runs without MA sales tax.
How do tax-exempt organizations order?
Email your ST-5/ST-2 paperwork to sales@ottrsupply.com before ordering. We flag your account tax-exempt, and checkout then runs without MA sales tax.
Do you deliver to Billerica, MA?
Yes — Billerica, MA sits inside Ottr's flat-rate zone: delivery is a flat $100 per truckload, confirmed automatically at checkout. Mon–Sat service.
Do you deliver to Billerica, MA?
Yes — Billerica, MA sits inside Ottr's flat-rate zone: delivery is a flat $100 per truckload, confirmed automatically at checkout. Mon–Sat service.
Do you deliver to North Andover, MA?
Yes — Ottr trucks cover every North Andover neighborhood, Monday–Saturday. Your exact delivery fee appears at checkout when you enter your ZIP.
Do you deliver to North Andover, MA?
Yes — Ottr trucks cover every North Andover neighborhood, Monday–Saturday. Your exact delivery fee appears at checkout when you enter your ZIP.
Do you sell sod?
No — Ottr doesn't carry sod, but we deliver what makes sod take: a 4–6 inch base of screened loam, up to 6 cubic yards per truckload.
Do you sell sod?
No — Ottr doesn't carry sod, but we deliver what makes sod take: a 4–6 inch base of screened loam, up to 6 cubic yards per truckload.