Material cost
Multiply the number of cubic yards by the supplier's price per cubic yard.
material = cubic yards x price per yardDelivered project cost
Your real topsoil cost is more than the price per cubic yard. Enter a local bulk quote, delivery fee and tax to estimate the delivered total, then compare it with bagged soil.
Quick formula: cubic yards x price per yard + delivery + tax = delivered topsoil cost.
Enter a quantity greater than zero and non-negative prices.
5 cubic yards at $40.00 per yard, plus $75.00 delivery. Confirm the final quote with your supplier.
You would need 180 bags, costing about $630.00 before bag delivery or pickup costs. The entered bulk quote is $355.00 less.
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Use a supplier's current quote whenever possible. Topsoil price changes by region, soil blend, screening, order size and delivery distance.
Multiply the number of cubic yards by the supplier's price per cubic yard.
material = cubic yards x price per yardAdd delivery and any applicable sales tax. The calculator applies tax to material only because local tax treatment of delivery varies.
total = material + material tax + deliveryA national average is only a starting point. The most accurate number is the delivered quote for your address and soil specification.
There is no single nationwide price. Soil grade, region, order size and delivery distance all change the quote. Enter a local price per cubic yard above to calculate your project total.
Multiply cubic yards by the price per yard, then add delivery and applicable tax. Ask whether the supplier has a minimum order or separate unloading charge.
Bulk is often less expensive for larger projects, but delivery can change the result. Compare equal soil volume: one cubic yard equals 27 cubic feet.
Divide 27 cubic feet by the volume printed on one bag. One cubic yard equals 36 bags at 0.75 cubic feet each, or 27 bags at 1 cubic foot each. A bag's weight alone does not tell you its volume.
No. It estimates topsoil material, material tax and delivery only. Spreading, grading, equipment rental and removal are separate project costs.