SNOW'S FARM
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I spoke with Jennie and asked how I could determine the amount I needed, and she directed me to their website. She further said that their lead time would be a day or two, once I decided what I needed.
I called back on a Monday, after I figured out that I needed about 40 yards of soil to raise the grade and put in a new lawn. This is over a truck load, so you have to call customer service. Jennie told me that they could bring out a truck load on Wednesday and she said 40 yards is an awful lot. She counseled me to make up my mind on the second truck load AFTER I actually saw what 20 yards looks like. It was good advise, and I did still think I needed the second load, but her brother, the driver, suggested I take a load of screened fill first, and a small amount of top soil to fix the side lawn. I saved a little bit of money on the fill.
We took a 20 yard load of topsoil for about $760, which included the $60 delivery fee.
We took a 20 yard load of screened fill for about $620, which included the $60 delivery fee.
We took a five yard load of top soil for about $240. which also included the $60 delivery fee and a bag of chopped hay and straw blend.
I was very impressed that their pricing was competitive, and per yard the price of top soil is less than any others in the area. I probably should have shopped the delivery charges as well, but did not, so cannot comment on that.
I was pleased that Snow's scheduled the three deliveries, when I needed them, and always confirmed before they came to make sure the timing was still good. I was working with a landscaper and wanted to be sure material was here when the landscaper could use it, and not before, and not later.
Snow's was wonderful to work with, and I recommend them highly.
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