Topsoil and Materials in Woodland Hills | J&H Landscaping

Woodland Hills, Utah

Topsoil and Materials in Woodland Hills, Utah

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Topsoil, screened topsoil, landscape rock, fill dirt and road base for Woodland Hills yards. Call or text to order, pick up at our Provo yard, or have it dropped off.

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Topsoil and Materials in Woodland Hills

Good dirt for rocky ground

The foothill soil in Woodland Hills is rocky and drains fast. That suits native shrubs and the Gambel oak on the hillsides, but it is hard on a new lawn or a vegetable bed. Most yards up here need imported topsoil anywhere you want grass or a garden, and screened topsoil for beds where you want a fine, rock-free mix to plant into.

For Woodland Hills yards we sell topsoil, screened topsoil, landscape rock, fill dirt and road base. You can call or text to order, pick it up at our Provo yard or have us drop it off at your place, and delivered loads are billed at the location. Rock gets a lot of use here, because the city's fire guide calls for non-combustible materials in the first 5 feet around the house, and landscape rock fits that job.

Deliveries up here take a little planning. Driveways in town can run up to 15 percent, the roads are narrow, and the city has warned contractors about trucks blocking traffic and emergency access. Tell us where the load should land and how steep the drive is, and we will plan the drop so the truck is in and out fast. One more thing: please keep piles off your septic drain field.

Woodland Hills rises about 1,200 feet from its lowest homes to its highest, most lots run on septic, every yard drinks metered city water and the whole town is treated as wildland-urban interface, so a yard here gets planned around slope, drain field and fire before anything else.

Know your Woodland Hills ground

Elevation
About 5,000 to over 6,200 feet
Ground
Rocky, well-drained foothill soil on steep slopes, with mapped landslide, alluvial-fan and fault hazards in parts of town
Secondary irrigation
Woodland Hills runs no secondary irrigation, so every yard waters on metered city culinary water
Growing season
USDA zone 6b, last frost mid to late May
Wall permits
In Woodland Hills a retaining wall over 4 feet, or steeper than 2 to 1, needs engineering and inspection, and a lot with overall slope over 15 percent needs a geotech report
Where we work
Woodland Hills Drive, West Loafer Drive, Summit Creek Drive, the Four Seasons Subdivision, the City Park area, the upper lots by the Loafer Mountain Wildlife Management Area
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The Woodland Hills challenges

Material problems we see in Woodland Hills

Rocky ground under new sod

Sod laid straight onto rocky foothill ground dries out fast when summer highs hit the upper 80s and low 90s. Roots cannot get down, so the lawn needs more water to stay green, and every gallon is metered city water. A layer of good topsoil makes that lawn much easier to keep alive.

Steep drives and soft shoulders

A loaded truck on a 15 percent driveway, or backing onto a soft shoulder above a culvert, is a real risk. We ask about your drive, the culvert and where the load can sit before we schedule, so the drop goes on solid ground.

Piles on the drain field

With about three-fourths of the town on septic, the flat open spot where a load would land is often the drain field. A heavy pile or a truck parked on it can crush the lines. Show us where the field is and we will drop the load somewhere else.

The J&H approach

How ordering works

1 How we handle it

Order by call or text

Call or text with what you need and about how much, and we will help you figure the amount. If you are not sure, send a photo of the area and a rough size, and we will work it out with you.

2 How we handle it

Pick up or drop off

Pick up at our Provo yard, or we deliver to your Woodland Hills address and bill the load at the location. Tell us how steep the driveway is and where the pile should go before the truck heads up the hill.

3 How we handle it

Match the material to the job

Topsoil for lawns, screened topsoil for beds, landscape rock for the non-combustible zone around the house, fill dirt for low spots and terraces, and road base under pads, paths and driveway edges. Not sure which one you need? Ask when you call.

What homeowners say

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Woodland Hills questions

Topsoil and Materials in Woodland Hills: what people ask

Do you deliver topsoil to Woodland Hills?
Yes. We drop off topsoil, screened topsoil, landscape rock, fill dirt and road base at your address, billed at the location. Tell us about your driveway and where the load can sit, so we can plan around steep grades and narrow streets before the truck shows up.
How much topsoil does a new lawn on rocky ground need?
It depends on the area and how much depth you want over the rocky native soil. Send us the size of the area, or a photo, when you call or text, and we will help you work out the amount before you order so you are not short or stuck with a leftover pile.
What rock works near the house for fire safety?
The city's General Plan fire guide calls for non-combustible materials in the first 5 feet of the house. Landscape rock fits there in place of bark mulch. We can help you pick a size and color that suits your home and stays put on a slope.
Can I pick up material myself?
Yes. Call or text to order, then pick it up at our Provo yard. If you are hauling it up a steep Woodland Hills driveway, make sure your truck or trailer can handle the weight on that grade, and dump it well clear of the drain field.

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