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Average Cost Per Yard. Some retailers sell topsoil in 40-pound bags, ranging from $2 to $5 per bag. A 40-pound bag contains about three-quarters to 1 cubic foot of topsoil, depending on its moisture content and the type of organic material.There are 27 cubic feet in a cubic yard, so bagged topsoil costs $54 to $180 per cubic yard.At this rate, purchasing topsoil in bags is only suitable for very small areas. For example, to cover 1,000 square feet to a depth of 4 inches for a new garden or lawn, you will need 12 cubic yards of topsoil.Prices for bulk topsoil vary across the country, ranging from about $18 to $55 per cubic yard, including delivery. The price per cubic yard usually decreases with larger quantities. 40-pound bag contains about three-quarters to 1 cubic foot of topsoil, depending on its moisture content and the type of organic material. There are 27 cubic feet in a cubic yard, so bagged topsoil costs $54 to $180 per cubic yard.
Ordering Your Fill. Swimming pools are fairly deep, and require large amounts of material to fill. That is why you want to purchase a low cost fill, topsoil will be needed, but only for the surface layer. Our fill is $12.00 per cubic yard.We have another material call tailings which cost only $5.00 per cubic yard.Tailings are small stones that are a byproduct of our topsoil screening process.or example if our pool is 30â² long, 20â² wideâ and 6â² deep, it has a total volume of 3,600 square feet (30x20x6). The total square footage divided by 27 is 133.33, this indicates that your pool will need 133.33 cubic yards of material to fill it in.