FAQ

Can neighbors split a bulk delivery?

Yes - one delivery goes to one address and one drop spot, but neighbors are welcome to split the pile and the cost however they like afterward.

Can neighbors split a bulk delivery?

Yes - one delivery goes to one address and one drop spot, but neighbors are welcome to split the pile and the cost however they like afterward.

Is white marble good around a pool?

White marble gives a bright, clean pool surround, but it is crushed and angular - use it for borders and keep rounded pea stone in barefoot zones.

Is white marble good around a pool?

White marble gives a bright, clean pool surround, but it is crushed and angular - use it for borders and keep rounded pea stone in barefoot zones.

Compost vs manure: what should I add to my garden?

Use finished compost: it is stable, ready for roots, and adds organic matter without the burn and weed-seed risk that fresh manure carries.

Compost vs manure: what should I add to my garden?

Use finished compost: it is stable, ready for roots, and adds organic matter without the burn and weed-seed risk that fresh manure carries.

Do you deliver to Andover, MA?

Yes - Andover, MA is inside Ottr's flat-rate zone: delivery is $100 per truckload, confirmed by ZIP at checkout.

Do you deliver to Andover, MA?

Yes - Andover, MA is inside Ottr's flat-rate zone: delivery is $100 per truckload, confirmed by ZIP at checkout.

Do you deliver to Rockland, MA?

Yes - Rockland, MA is on Ottr's regular South Shore delivery routes for bulk mulch, soil, sand, and stone, Monday-Saturday.

Do you deliver to Rockland, MA?

Yes - Rockland, MA is on Ottr's regular South Shore delivery routes for bulk mulch, soil, sand, and stone, Monday-Saturday.

How much pea stone for a 10x10 patio?

A 10x10 patio needs 0.6-0.9 cubic yards of pea stone at 2-3 inches deep - order 1 cubic yard and keep the small remainder for touch-ups.

How much pea stone for a 10x10 patio?

A 10x10 patio needs 0.6-0.9 cubic yards of pea stone at 2-3 inches deep - order 1 cubic yard and keep the small remainder for touch-ups.