A new lawn, a replanted garden, or a landscape renovation all start with the ground beneath them.
Splawn Sales supplies bulk organic topsoil for Tyler, TX, homeowners and contractors who need soil for planting, lawn preparation, and landscape improvements. Get the material your project requires by the cubic yard, with pickup and delivery options available.
Tell us what you’re working on. We’ll help you choose a topsoil product and estimate how much to order.
Choosing the right material starts with knowing what you need it to do.
Topsoil supplies soil volume for lawn preparation, planting areas, and landscape finishing. Its properties depend on its source and any materials blended into it.
Bedding soil is a planting blend intended for garden and landscape beds. It typically contains soil combined with organic materials.
Compost is an amendment used to add organic matter to existing soil or a growing mix.
If you’re unsure which material belongs in your project, describe the area to our team. You can also explore our organic landscaping products before placing an order.
Measure your bed's length and width in feet, then decide how deep you want the soil. Most new beds need 4 to 6 inches. Here's what one cubic yard covers:
Tyler’s native ground is often sandy on top with heavy red clay below. Sandy soil lets water and nutrients wash through quickly. Clay packs down and can stay soggy after a storm. New construction lots are often worse, with the original topsoil scraped away during building.
Adding organic topsoil helps by:
Keep your project moving with soil delivered to your home or job site. Splawn Sales serves the Tyler area with bulk landscape material delivery.
Contact us to discuss current availability, delivery charges, and scheduling.
You can review our bulk product pricing as you plan your materials.
Measure the area and determine the depth of soil you need to add. One cubic yard covers approximately 108 square feet at 3 inches deep or 162 square feet at 2 inches deep, before settling. The appropriate depth depends on your project.
Yes, topsoil can be part of sod preparation when additional growing soil is needed. Existing soil conditions, grading, and drainage should guide the preparation plan.
No. Screening removes larger debris and breaks up the material for a more consistent texture. Enriched topsoil includes additional materials blended into the soil. Ask about the specific product’s ingredients when choosing your order.
Yes. Pickup is available. Contact Splawn Sales before your visit to confirm availability and discuss a quantity suitable for your truck or trailer.
Yes. Spread and level the topsoil, lightly firm it, then lay sod and water it well.
Most Tyler yards do well with 2 to 4 inches of topsoil under new sod. Use the coverage chart above or call us for help.
Give your lawn and gardens the foundation they need.
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