Gravel, Soil and Mulch Delivery in Bartlett, TN
MyGravelBuddy Bartlett delivers crushed stone, gravel, topsoil, sand, and mulch throughout Bartlett, TN and surrounding areas. Typical delivery Mon-Sat.
Bartlett sits in the Memphis area with about 57,000 residents, and plenty of them have a yard project waiting on a pile of material. MyGravelBuddy handles gravel delivery in Bartlett, TN, along with soil and mulch, so a truck can bring the load to your driveway instead of you hauling it in a pickup.
Gravel delivery in Bartlett, TN: the catalog
Three materials are available for Bartlett addresses. Each has its own page where you enter a ZIP and see the delivered price. That price already includes the trip to your door, and larger orders carry a lower rate per unit.
Popular materials in the area
Mulch
Beds under shade trees often want a fresh layer each spring. Mulch is sold by the cubic yard, which suits a full refresh of several beds in one drop. Browse mulch delivery in Bartlett to choose your option.
Premium Screened Topsoil
Screened topsoil is sold by the ton and works for leveling a lawn, filling raised beds or repairing washed-out spots. See Premium Screened Topsoil in Bartlett for details.
Pea Gravel
In Bartlett, pea gravel is also sold by the ton. Its rounded stones suit paths, patio surrounds and play areas. Check pea gravel delivery in Bartlett to order.
Minimum load and placement
The smallest order is 2 tons for topsoil or pea gravel, and 2 cubic yards for mulch. Pick a drop spot on firm, level ground, ideally a driveway apron, and look up before you decide: the truck bed tips upward, so power lines and low limbs over the spot are a problem. Boards or a tarp under the pile keep pavement clean.
Local conditions that affect the job
Check where water runs on your lot after a hard storm before you place a pile. A heap at the bottom of a slope can wash across the lawn. Set it uphill of the work area, or beside a spot where runoff has somewhere to go.
Who orders here and why
Homeowners in Bartlett's older neighborhoods and newer subdivisions order for curb appeal projects, while small contractors use a delivered load to stock a job without repeated trips to a yard. The same truck stop can serve a planting bed in the morning and a path by the end of the week, as long as you order each material from its own page.
Matching the material to the job
- Planting beds: topsoil builds the bed, then mulch caps it.
- Walkways and patio borders: pea gravel gives a clean, loose surface.
- Thin lawn: screened topsoil makes a better seedbed than the native ground.
- Bare spots near a downspout: topsoil fills the dip, and pea gravel can line the splash zone.
Mixed projects need a little arithmetic. Topsoil and pea gravel are counted in tons, while mulch is counted in cubic yards, so total each material on its own before you place orders. Begin with whatever goes down first, usually soil, and finish with the top layer once the base is in.
Nearby cities
Bartlett sits close to Collierville at 6 miles, Memphis at 14 miles and Southaven, MS at 21 miles. If your project crosses town lines, enter each address on its own to see its price. For a wider look, read about delivery across Tennessee.
How much do you need?
Work out your material
A planning figure, not a guarantee. Order roughly a tenth extra to cover settling and uneven ground.
Materials available in Bartlett
Price by ZIP- Size1/4 - 3/8″
- Density2800 lb/yd³
- ColorTan / mixed
Price by ZIP- SizeScreened, no size grade
- Density2200 lb/yd³
- ColorDark brown
Price by ZIP- Density800 lb/yd³
- ColorBrown, black, red
Common gravel projects in Bartlett
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Where we deliver in Bartlett
Our service radius from Bartlett, TN covers the metro area and nearby outlying neighborhoods. Outside the marked area, send your ZIP and we will quote the haul.
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How do I work out how much material to order?
Measure the length and width of the area in feet, decide how deep the layer should be, and multiply the three numbers to get cubic feet. Divide cubic feet by 27 to get cubic yards. For anything sold by weight, use the conversion on the product page. If the answer lands between sizes, round up so you do not run short.
Why is mulch sold differently from topsoil and pea gravel?
Each product uses the unit that fits how it is handled. Mulch is light and bulky, so it is sold by volume in cubic yards. Topsoil and pea gravel are dense, so they are sold by weight in tons, where one ton is 2,000 pounds. Check the unit on each material page before you compare quantities.
Should I add extra for settling?
Loose soil and gravel compress once they are spread and walked on, so add a modest margin when you plan a base or a fill. Mulch breaks down slowly through the season, which is why most people top it up yearly. A little extra is cheaper than ordering a second small load.
What is pea gravel best used for around a Bartlett home?
Its smooth, rounded stones feel comfortable underfoot, so homeowners use it for garden paths, around fire pits and under swing sets. It shifts more than crushed stone, so edging helps hold it in place. Avoid it for steep driveways, where the stones tend to roll downhill.
Can topsoil go straight onto grass?
Thin layers can go over turf if you rake them in and seed right away. For a heavier fill, strip or till the existing grass first so roots are not buried and the surface does not sink. Rake the soil level, then water it lightly so the seed makes good contact.
When is the best time to spread mulch?
Spring, once the soil warms, is the usual choice, and a second pass in fall protects roots going into winter. Pull weeds first and trim bed edges so the mulch sits cleanly. Keep it a few inches back from tree trunks and house siding.
How should I store leftover material?
Cover the pile with a tarp and weigh the corners down so wind and rain do not spread it. Soil and mulch store well for a season if they stay out of standing water. Pea gravel can sit uncovered, though a tarp keeps leaves and dirt out of it.
What if my project is split across two beds?
Order the full amount in one load and divide it on site. Shovel or wheelbarrow part of the pile to the second bed as you work, and use a tarp to keep the remainder clean between trips. Mark each bed with stakes first so you can estimate how much each one should receive before you start moving material around.