THE DIRT PIMPDOWN TO EARTH. DRESSED TO IMPRESS.

A LITTLE ATTITUDE. A LOT OF DIRT.

BIG DIRT.
BIGGER
ENERGY.

Material across Middle Tennessee.
Good dirt. Bold name. Zero apologies.

Let’s talk dirt Meet the materials
The Dirt Pimp logo: a man in a leopard-trimmed hat and coat carrying a shovel, with an excavator, a crown, and gold lettering.THE NAME SAYS IT ALL.
DIRT. GRAVEL. HAULING.ALL HUSTLE. FROM THE GROUND UP.SCROLL TO GET DIRTY

01 / THE GOODS

PICK YOUR
kind of dirty.

Every great project starts with the right material.
Here’s the dirt on the basics.

01
THE FOUNDATION

FILL DIRT

Build up low spots and shape the ground. The starting point for projects that need more earth beneath them.

Filling • Leveling • Site preparation
02
THE GROW GETTER

TOPSOIL

Give your outdoor plans a place to take root. A finishing layer for lawns, landscaping, and fresh starts.

Lawns • Landscaping • Garden projects
03
THE ROCK STAR

GRAVEL

A little rock goes a long way. Explore the right size and type for the surface, base, or drainage your project needs.

Driveways • Paths • Drainage projects

Material suitability, specifications, and availability should be confirmed for your project.

MIDDLE TENNESSEE. BIG DIRT ENERGY.

WE GOT HOES IN
DIFFERENT AREA CODES.

Black-and-gold illustration of three track hoes on dirt mounds, with rolling Tennessee hills behind them.

Track hoes, that is.
We’re talking excavators.

Material across Middle Tennessee. Got a project in mind? Pick your material, work out your yardage, and start with a solid plan.

02 / THE GAME PLAN

LET’S MAKE
some ground.

Big project or weekend ambition.
Start with these three things.

  1. 01

    KNOW YOUR DIRT.

    Fill, finish, or rock it out. Match the material to what you’re building.

  2. 02

    SIZE UP THE JOB.

    Measure length, width, and depth. Our calculator handles the yardage.

  3. 03

    PLAN THE DROP.

    Think through access, overhead clearance, and a safe, level unloading area.

03 / THE LOAD PLANNER

SIZE
MATTERS.

Let’s put a number on that project.
A few measurements. A lot less guessing.

THE DIRT MATH

Length × width × depth ÷ 27

Convert depth to feet first. The result is cubic yards.
YOUR ESTIMATED VOLUME
2.72cubic
yards

Fill dirt · 200 sq ft · includes 10% allowance

A volume estimate, not a quote or order. Compaction, material density, and site conditions can change the amount needed. Saving downloads your plan; nothing is submitted.

THE NOT-SO-DIRTY DETAILS

GOOD
QUESTIONS.

What’s the difference between fill dirt and topsoil?

Fill dirt is generally used to build up or shape an area. Topsoil is a surface layer used for lawns and landscaping. Composition varies, so match the material to your project’s requirements.

How much material do I need?

For a rectangular area, multiply length and width in feet by depth in inches, then divide by 324. The load planner does this for you. For irregular shapes, calculate smaller sections separately and add them together.

How do I prepare for a delivery?

Plan for safe truck access, a firm and level unloading spot, and overhead clearance. Confirm vehicle requirements and the unloading location with your hauler before scheduling. Keep people and pets clear of the work area.

Does this calculator place an order?

No. It creates a planning estimate you can download and keep. It doesn’t send your information, reserve material, schedule delivery, or provide pricing.

THE DIRT PIMP WAY.

PIMPIN AIN’T EASY.

Got dirt on your mind? Give us a holler.

Holler@thedirtpimp.com