Free topsoil in Medina, Ohio

Free fill near Medina

Free fill is far commoner than free topsoil around Medina, and it is often what the project actually needs — if you are filling a low spot or building up a pad, fill is the right material and topsoil is the cap that goes on last.

Within about 40 miles.

• ~100 yd mixed dirt available — TwinsburgFREE20 mi
• ~1,000 yd fill dirt available — TwinsburgFREEloader on site27 mi
• ~25 yd fill dirt available — MogadoreFREEdelivered within ~25 mi28 mi
• ~250 yd fill dirt available — North CantonFREEdelivered within ~10 mi33 mi

Need screened topsoil today? These yards sell it

Bought topsoil runs about $5–$50 per cubic yard plus delivery, and a delivered load commonly lands around $150–$400. These are businesses, not listings.

Within about 25 miles.

• Area Delivery & Supply Yardslimestone, gravel, landscape supply, delivers — supply yard, under 1 mi
• Mulch Barnmulch, landscape supply — supply yard, 2 mi
• Smith Bros. Inc.4.6/124; screened topsoil + Sweet Soil blend — supply yard, 4 mi
• Fairlawn Medina Landscape Supply4.6; review explicitly mentions buying fill dirt — supply yard, 7 mi

Local supplier — not on Dirtly yet. Shown from public information.

Common questions

Where can I get free topsoil in Medina, Ohio?

From whoever is moving it: builders stripping a lot before they dig, excavators on a basement or pond, crews regrading a driveway. Those piles cost money to haul away, so plenty of people would rather hand them to a neighbor. On Dirtly they show up as pins near Medina when they exist, and a standing "want" post is how you hear about the next one instead of the last one.

Is free topsoil really free?

The dirt usually is. The moving usually is not. A pile you load and haul yourself genuinely costs nothing, while a delivered load is priced on the trucking, not the soil. That is the whole shape of this market: the material is cheap or free and the transport is the real bill, so the closer the pile is to your project, the more the word "free" actually means.

Do I need topsoil or fill for my project?

Fill if you are raising ground, filling a hole, or building a base — it compacts and stays put, and it is far easier to get free. Topsoil if something has to grow: it is the few inches on top that seed and roots live in. Most projects want fill underneath and a topsoil cap over it, which is why ordering topsoil for the whole depth is the commonest and most expensive mistake.