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Class I Structural Fill - Class of Spring, 2023. Here is the color coming out of the quarries today.

Class I Structural Fill - Close up of Class 1 Structural Fill Dirt with a quarter to show the average size of the material. Class 1 Structural Fill Dirt is guaranteed to be non expansive, that means no clay. It can safely be used in horse, llama and alpaca pens, as well as a dozen other uses.

Class I Structural Fill - Class 1 Structural Fill Dirt delivered 11/11/22 for a utility shed base. Structural Fill Dirt is a multi-use material and can be used gif several different projects, with 1 delivery. Call us today for a no cost of obligation material and delivery bid.

Class I Structural Fill - 5 tons of Class 1 structural fill dirt delivered for a residential retaining wall project.

Class I Structural Fill - A load of Class 1 structural fill dirt delivered to a horse stable for stall and pen renovations to get ready for rainy weather.

Class I Structural Fill (close up) - It can be used under and behind retaining walls, under poured cement or asphalt or anywhere non expansive material is needed.

Class 1 Structural Fill dirt is a great multiple use material. It works great behind and under retaining walls, under artificial turf, under new concrete or asphalt, under pavers and flagstone and much more.

Class I Structural Fill - Class 1 Structural Fill Dirt is the best material to use if you need to fill an area over 3 inches deep.

Class I Structural Fill - This is a good example of the light variation of the roadbase color spectrum.

Contractor Material Tip

Class 1 Structural Fill - Overall the most versatile, best performing and least expensive material available. It is clay free. That means it's non-expansive. When it gets wet it doesn't get mucky and slimy. It dries out fast and will last a long time under, behind or around your building foundation, retaining wall, horse pens, stalls and paddocks, under poured concrete and asphalt pavement. We have many customers use it either as a base for driveway and parking areas or the driveway itself. The Class 6 Roadbases are probably better overall for that use.

Pro Landscaper's Tip

You do not need to install landscaping fabric under compactable materials. Compactable materials compact to form a solid, flat surface, so weeds cannot get light and moisture to grow (germinate). Examples; any type of roadbase, (recycled asphalt, class 6 granite or recycled concrete), class 1 structural fill dirt, granite or river rock crusher fines. If you want to spend the time and money to install the fabric and pins, it doesn't hurt anything.