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Topsoil and Garden Soil in Huntington, Indiana

Start your next outdoor project with soil selected for the job. McGuin’s Solutions offers topsoil, garden soil blends and fill materials in Huntington, Indiana, with delivery options available. Whether you are refreshing flower beds, preparing a planting area or filling low spots in your yard, contact our team for help choosing a material and requesting a free estimate.

Soil Options for Your Lawn, Garden and Landscape

Different projects call for different materials. Before choosing soil, consider what you plan to grow, the condition of the existing ground and whether you need planting material or fill. Browse our soil options below, then contact McGuin’s Solutions to discuss your project and current material availability.

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If your project is part of a larger landscape refresh, McGuin’s Solutions can also help with mulch delivery and installation or decorative stone delivery and installation.

Peat Moss and Black Topsoil Mix
An excellent choice for garden and flower beds. This mix is a light weight soil, which stimulates good root growth.

Peat Moss and Black Topsoil Mix

An excellent choice for garden and flower beds. This mix is a light weight soil, which stimulates good root growth.

Sand Mix
(20% sand, 80% peat and black topsoil mix)

It works extremely well for potting. Is also good for tilling into existing clay soil.

Sand Mix

(20% sand, 80% peat and black topsoil mix)

It works extremely well for potting. Is also good for tilling into existing clay soil.

Brown Topsoil
A heavier field soil, works well in lawn applications — from filling holes to building up around home foundations.

Brown Topsoil

A heavier field soil, works well in lawn applications — from filling holes to building up around home foundations.

Peat Moss, Black, and
Brown Topsoil Mix
An excellent choice for landscape beds. The heavier brown topsoil provides body to the soil for making mounds, and it is also good for filling holes in yards.

Peat Moss, Black, and

Brown Topsoil Mix

An excellent choice for landscape beds. The heavier brown topsoil provides body to the soil for making mounds, and it is also good for filling holes in yards.

Peat Moss, Black, and 20%
Nature Soil
Provides the same benefits of peat and black with the added benefits of compost.

Peat Moss, Black, and 20%

Nature Soil

Provides the same benefits of peat and black with the added benefits of compost.

BPM Nature Soil
Composted: hardwood bark fines, grass and bush clippings, and fall leaves.

BPM Nature Soil

Composted: hardwood bark fines, grass and bush clippings, and fall leaves.

100% Pine Fines
A blend of fresh and composted 3/8 minus pine mulch. Primarily used for potting soil blends.

100% Pine Fines

A blend of fresh and composted 3/8 minus pine mulch. Primarily used for potting soil blends.

Fill Dirt (Unscreened)
Rough clay soil, good economic choice for filling deeper holes.

Fill Dirt (Unscreened)

Rough clay soil, good economic choice for filling deeper holes.

Straw Bale

Straw Bale

Sand
Fine fill

Sand

Fine fill

Mason Sand
Washed Sand

Mason Sand

Washed Sand

23 Sand
Sandbox, Pavers

23 Sand

Sandbox, Pavers

Call us today at 260-468-9484 for a free estimate and delivery options.

Choosing Soil for Your Project

Soil for Gardens and Flower Beds

Choosing soil starts with understanding the planting area. An in-ground flower bed, raised garden bed and outdoor container can require different approaches. Tell us what you plan to plant, how deep the bed will be and whether you are adding to existing soil or starting a new bed. These details help guide your material selection.

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Topsoil for Lawn Repairs

Before ordering soil for a lawn repair, measure the damaged area and determine how much the surface needs to be raised. Shallow depressions and deeper holes require different quantities and preparation. If the area repeatedly settles or holds water, identify the cause before covering it with additional soil.

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If you are repairing thin, bare or compacted areas of your lawn, you may also want to consider our aeration and overseeding services to help establish thicker, healthier grass.

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For ongoing lawn nutrition and weed management, learn more about our fertilization and weed control program.

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Fill Materials for Deeper Areas

A deeper hole may need a fill material below the finished surface, with a separate planting layer above it. Explain the depth of the area and how you intend to use it once filled. Choosing material for both the underlying fill and the finished surface helps you plan the project more accurately.

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Soil Delivery Options in Huntington and Surrounding Areas

Planning a soil order? Contact McGuin’s Solutions with your delivery address, preferred material and estimated quantity. Ask about delivery availability, scheduling, charges and access requirements before placing your order.

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Our service area includes Huntington, Wabash, Columbia City, Roanoke, Markle, Warren and Southwest Fort Wayne. Contact us to confirm soil delivery availability for your specific address and project.

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You can also view our complete service area to learn more about where McGuin’s Solutions provides lawn care and landscaping services.

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How Much Soil Do You Need?

For a rectangular area, estimate cubic yards by multiplying the length in feet by the width in feet by the desired depth in inches, then dividing by 324.

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For example, an area measuring 10 feet by 12 feet with a planned soil depth of 3 inches requires approximately 1.1 cubic yards before allowing for settling or uneven ground. For an irregularly shaped area, divide it into smaller sections and add the quantities together.

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Use this calculation as a starting estimate. Confirm your measurements and project requirements before ordering.

Frequently Asked Questions About Soil

Where can I buy topsoil in Huntington, Indiana?

McGuin’s Solutions offers topsoil and other soil materials for outdoor projects in Huntington, Indiana. Contact our team to discuss product availability, quantities and delivery options.

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What is the difference between topsoil and fill dirt?

Topsoil is generally used for the upper soil layer where planting or lawn establishment is planned. Fill dirt is primarily used to build up deeper areas. Material composition varies, so explain your intended use before selecting either product.

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Can I use the same soil for garden beds and containers?

Not necessarily. Containers have different drainage and growing-space requirements from in-ground beds. Identify whether your project involves pots, raised beds or existing garden soil before choosing a material.

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How much does soil delivery cost?

The total depends on the material, quantity, delivery location and any additional work requested. Provide your address and project measurements when requesting an estimate, and ask what the quoted amount includes.

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What information should I provide when requesting soil?

Include your property address, the purpose of the project, the area's length and width, and the approximate depth of soil needed. Photos and information about delivery access can also help explain the job.

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Request a Free Soil Estimate

Ready to plan your lawn or landscaping project? Call McGuin’s Solutions at 260-468-9484 or complete our online quote form. Share your measurements and location, and ask about the soil options available for your project.  If your project includes additional outdoor improvements, explore our professional landscaping services.

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