Fill Dirt in Cleveland

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40.0K yards of dirt available and 943 yards of dirt wanted.

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In Cleveland, construction, landscaping, and utility projects create a steady need for clean, compactable fill dirt. If you're a contractor, landscaper, or homeowner, DirtMatch helps you find the materials you need or offload your excess dirt. Our free platform connects people nearby who need to bring in or remove dirt, saving time and money on trucking and disposal.

Whether you're backfilling, regrading, or prepping a site for a new project, local fill dirt sources are often available on short notice. Cleveland's neighborhoods like Tremont, Old Brooklyn, and Glenville are especially active with residential projects that create or require dirt.

Join the DirtMatch network and get access to both local dirt listings and reliable haulers ready to deliver or remove dirt based on your job size and location. It's fast, free, and hyperlocal.

Frequently Asked Questions About Fill Dirt in Cleveland

In our experience, Cleveland soil is composed of glacial till and heavy loam, with rich topsoil in urban gardens and yards. These soils hold moisture well but can be dense—amending with compost or peat improves drainage and structure for fill and planting.
We typically see fill dirt priced around $20–$26 per cubic yard, while screened or premium topsoil ranges from $40–$50 per cubic yard, including local delivery. Pricing fluctuates based on load size, site access, and distance.
Many local landscape suppliers provide fill dirt, screened topsoil, compost-enriched blends, and specialty garden mixes in bulk. Standard delivery is via 10–15 cubic yard dump trucks, with fees influenced by quantity, accessibility, and distance.
Yes, major earthmoving—such as land grading, excavation, or large fill placements—typically requires a permit from the City of Cleveland’s Building and Housing Division. Small landscaping projects with a few cubic yards of topsoil are usually exempt, but checking local requirements is wise.
In our experience, soil testing through extension services or private labs is key to understanding pH, nutrient levels, and structure. Local garden centers and suppliers sell compost, peat, sand, and mushroom compost to enhance fill dirt and native soil.
Clean fill dirt is often reused for backfilling, leveling, or landscaping. However, soil from construction sites or unknown origins should be tested. Dirt containing contaminants or debris must be taken to certified landfills or licensed recycling facilities.
Yes, but in our experience, it's important to verify the source. Free dirt may contain debris, weeds, or contaminants. If accepting dirt from construction or excavation sites, request a soil test or confirmation that it qualifies as clean fill before use.
Before delivery, we recommend clearing the area of grass, debris, and roots. Use stakes or string lines to mark boundaries and ensure access for the dump truck. Having the site graded and leveled ahead of time helps reduce spreading costs and ensures even distribution of the fill.