FAQ

How much topsoil do I need to fill low spots in...

Area x average depth in inches / 324. A 50 sq ft low spot at 2 inches is just 0.3 yards, so the 1-yard minimum handles it with spare.

How much topsoil do I need to fill low spots in...

Area x average depth in inches / 324. A 50 sq ft low spot at 2 inches is just 0.3 yards, so the 1-yard minimum handles it with spare.

How long does delivery take once ordered?

Order before 10:30 AM Mon-Sat and same-day is available; otherwise next-day is the default. You can also pick any future date at checkout.

How long does delivery take once ordered?

Order before 10:30 AM Mon-Sat and same-day is available; otherwise next-day is the default. You can also pick any future date at checkout.

Do you deliver to Braintree, MA?

Yes. Braintree gets Ottr deliveries year-round, Monday-Saturday. Punch in your ZIP at checkout and the exact delivery fee appears.

Do you deliver to Braintree, MA?

Yes. Braintree gets Ottr deliveries year-round, Monday-Saturday. Punch in your ZIP at checkout and the exact delivery fee appears.

What if my order doesn't fit in one truck?

Checkout splits it automatically into sequenced truckloads — each with its own delivery fee, shown before you pay.

What if my order doesn't fit in one truck?

Checkout splits it automatically into sequenced truckloads — each with its own delivery fee, shown before you pay.

Red cedar vs hemlock mulch: what's the difference?

Red cedar is aromatic with a mild insect deterrent and 12+ month life; hemlock has the classic reddish-brown and lasts 10-12 months. Both natural.

Red cedar vs hemlock mulch: what's the difference?

Red cedar is aromatic with a mild insect deterrent and 12+ month life; hemlock has the classic reddish-brown and lasts 10-12 months. Both natural.

How many yards is a typical mulch order?

Most homeowners order 3-6 cubic yards; 5-6 is the standard full-property order. Ten yards is one full truckload.

How many yards is a typical mulch order?

Most homeowners order 3-6 cubic yards; 5-6 is the standard full-property order. Ten yards is one full truckload.