Bulk Materials Delivered — Soil, Mulch, Rock & Sand

All Out Rubbish delivers bulk soil mixes, mulch, rock, sand, peat and growing media anywhere in Palm Beach County and Broward County — by the yard, by the pallet, or by the load. We are the rare outfit that does both halves of the job: we bring the new material in and haul the old dirt, rock, mulch and debris out on the same trip, which usually saves you a whole trip charge.

Delivered where you need it

Dump trailers place material at the work area, not blocking the street.

Priced as one number

Material plus delivery quoted flat before we load — today's rate, no gate surprises.

Haul-off on the same trip

Old soil, rock, mulch, sod and spoil leave with us.

Soil & Growing Mixes

Custom Soil Mix

A soil blend built to your spec — peat, bark, sand, compost and amendments mixed to the ratio your crop or project needs, then delivered by the yard.

Nursery & Potting Mix

Container growing media blended from peat, bark, compost and aeration components for nursery, greenhouse and interiorscape production.

Screened Topsoil

Clean, screened topsoil for grading, filling low spots, building garden beds and prepping ground before sod.

Garden & Planting Soil

A planting blend of screened soil and compost for vegetable beds, flower beds and new landscape installs.

Compost

Aged organic compost used to enrich beds, blend into soil mixes and rebuild tired ground.

Florida Peat

Locally sourced Florida peat — a dark, organic soil component used as the base of nursery and landscape mixes.

Canadian Peat Moss

Sphagnum peat moss — a light, fibrous, high water-holding component used in premium potting and propagation mixes.

Muck Soil

Heavy, dark organic muck used as a soil component where maximum water retention and body are needed.

Structural Soil (Tree Pit Soil)

An engineered stone-and-soil blend that supports pavement loads while still letting street tree roots grow underneath.

Rooftop & Green Roof Mix

A lightweight engineered growing medium for green roofs, rooftop terraces and structural planters where weight limits matter.

Top-Dressing Mix

A fine sand-and-organic blend spread thinly over turf to smooth the surface, cover aeration holes and build soil over time.

Sod Delivery

Fresh-cut St. Augustine, Zoysia and Bahia sod delivered on pallets for new lawns and repairs.

We Spread It Too — Not Just Drop It

We don't just drop the pile — we spread it. Our crews rake, wheelbarrow, and grade delivered material into beds, lawns, driveways, and job sites so it's finished before we leave.

Delivered and spread the same visit

Order the material with spreading and one crew handles both. We place the load close to the work, then wheelbarrow and rake it out to an even depth — mulch in beds, rock in borders and drainage runs, soil across low spots, sand under pavers.

Rough grade, level, and finish

For soil, fill dirt, and base material we rake to grade, knock down high spots, and slope away from the structure so water runs off instead of pooling. Tell us the finished depth you want and we hit it.

Bed prep and edging

Old mulch or faded rock scraped out first, weed fabric down if you want it, fresh material spread to depth, and edges cut clean against turf and walkways. The old material leaves on our trailer the same trip.

Hand work where machines don't fit

Screened patios, pool decks, courtyards, tight side yards, and second-story planters all get done by hand. No lawn ruts, no torn-up gate posts.

Spreading is priced as an add-on to the delivered material — usually quoted by the yard or by the bed area, flat rate, before we load. Text the square footage and depth and you'll have the number in minutes.

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Material Delivery & Spreading FAQ

Do you spread the material or just dump it?

Both — your call. We can leave a neat pile where you want it, or spread and rake the material out to the depth you need. Spreading is an add-on to the delivered price and is quoted flat before we load.

How much does it cost to have mulch or rock spread?

Spreading is quoted by the yard or by the bed area. Text the square footage and the depth you want, along with a photo of the area, and we'll give you one flat number covering material, delivery, and spreading.

How deep should mulch, rock, or topsoil be spread?

Mulch is normally spread 2–3 inches deep, decorative rock 2 inches over fabric, topsoil 1–2 inches for leveling a lawn and 4–6 inches for a new bed. One cubic yard covers about 100 square feet at 3 inches deep.

Can you remove the old material before spreading the new one?

Yes. We scrape out old mulch, faded rock, dead sod, and spent soil, haul it off on our trailer, then deliver and spread the new material on the same visit — one crew, one flat price.

Do you deliver and spread on weekends?

Yes. We run seven days a week across Palm Beach County and Broward County, weather permitting. Same-day is often possible when the route allows.

What areas do you deliver and spread material in?

Every city in Palm Beach County and Broward County, from Jupiter and Palm Beach Gardens down through Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, and Pembroke Pines.

How do I get a price?

Call or text (561) 345-9808 with the material, the quantity or the area size, and the delivery address. Photos of the access path help. You'll get a flat delivered — and spread — price back, usually within a few minutes.

Need a blend that isn't listed?

Other components are available on request. Send the spec — crop, container size, drainage, pH, quantity — and we build the mix and deliver it.

Request a delivery quote

Flat all-in price up front · Licensed & insured · Same-day service