Ruts, low spots, water standing against the house, and torn-up construction yards — regraded, dressed with screened topsoil, and left ready for seed.
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Installed: screened topsoil delivered, spread, and graded typically runs $80–$110 per yard installed. A 2,000 sq ft lawn dressed at 2 inches is roughly 14 yards — about $1,100–$1,550 installed.
Delivered only: a load of topsoil dropped in your yard is $550 a load in the Paducah area. Farther out is quoted by distance before it’s ordered.
Regrading without new soil is priced by area. Seed and straw are quoted separately on request.
Installed jobs carry a $600 project minimum, which covers getting a machine to you — so add the low spot, the stump, and the driveway ruts to one visit and pay mobilization once. Topsoil is always billed per delivered yard on its own line, so you see the quantity and the price before anything is ordered.
Not sure how much soil you need? The material calculator handles topsoil and fill dirt too.
Screened topsoil delivered, spread, and graded typically runs $80–$110 per yard installed. Delivered only, a load is $550 in the Paducah area. Topsoil is billed per delivered yard on its own line so you see the quantity before it’s ordered.
A 2,000 sq ft lawn dressed with 2 inches of topsoil is roughly 14 yards, about $1,100–$1,550 installed. Regrading without new soil is priced by area. Use the calculator on this page for your yard; installed work has a $600 project minimum.
Square feet × depth in inches ÷ 324 gives cubic yards. 1,000 sq ft at 2 inches is about 6 yards before settling. Our calculator adds a little for compaction and waste.
Usually, by regrading so the ground slopes away from the foundation and giving the water somewhere to go. If the real cause is a ditch or culvert, we’ll say so and fix that too.
Early fall is the best seeding window in Western Kentucky, with spring second. Grading can be done any time the ground isn’t saturated.
Free site visit or a quick photo text — written price before anything is scheduled. You work directly with Ryan.
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