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Texas Best Demolition Demolition & Dirt Work · Burleson TX
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Fill Dirt and Dirt Hauling in Burleson, TX

Fill Dirt and Hauling · Burleson, TX

Fill hauled in, dirt hauled out

Texas Best Demolition handles fill dirt delivery and dirt hauling out of Burleson, TX. We bring loads of fill in from local pits or from our own digs. Our dozers, wheel loaders and skid loaders spread it and pack it in lifts. When a job makes dirt instead of needing it, we haul the spoil off on our own trucks.

The company launched in late 2024, and decades of demolition and dirt work sit behind it. About 20 people work here, on excavators from a compact Bobcat E88 up to a Kobelco 350. Right now 17 to 18 house demolitions run at once, plus commercial work and a very large ranch pond. Estimates are free and priced at the property, so tell us what your site needs.

What We Handle

  • Fill dirt delivered by the load
  • Select fill for building pads
  • Dirt spread and compacted in lifts
  • Dirt hauling and haul-off
  • Pool shells filled and packed
  • Spoil hauled off pond digs
  • Low spots and washouts filled
  • End dump trailer loads

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What fill dirt delivery covers in Burleson and Fort Worth

Fill dirt delivery starts with a load of clean dirt from a local pit or one of our own digs. We dump it where the truck or the trailer can safely reach. Then our machines push it out and pack it in lifts, so it holds instead of settling later. We run small residential loads for a low spot in a yard, and full site fills for a new build.

Access decides how the load lands. A narrow gate, a soft back yard after rain, or a low power line will stop a loaded trailer. In those spots we drop the dirt on the drive and move it in with a skid loader. In Fort Worth and the south side, a truck that sits in the street needs a Temporary Street Use Permit. That permit takes 3 to 5 business days and costs $112.50.

Fill dirt or select fill: which one does your job need?

Common fill dirt is the answer for most yard work. It fills low spots, old holes, washouts, and the shell of a pool that is coming out. We use it under drives and around foundations where the dirt only has to hold shape. If you are removing a swimming pool, common fill packed in lifts is what goes back in.

Select fill is a different material, and a builder or engineer calls for it under slabs and pads. TxDOT Item 132 caps Type A material at a liquid limit of 45 and a plasticity index of 15. Low plasticity matters because our clay swells wet and shrinks dry, and a slab feels that movement. Select fill goes down in lifts and gets compacted, the same as a pad for a new building. The load comes straight from the pit, and the pit ticket shows what it is.

How many cubic yards of dirt do you need?

The math is simple. Measure the length, the width and the depth of the area in feet. Multiply the three numbers, then divide by 27 to get cubic yards. For truck sizes, Custom Truck One Source lists tandem axle dump bodies from 10 up to 16 cubic yards. End dump trailers carry more, and even a short elliptical end dump runs under 30 cubic yards.

Loose dirt in a truck is not the same volume as packed dirt in the ground. TxDOT allows a 16 inch loose layer to make a 12 inch compacted layer. That is roughly a quarter of the volume gone once the machine packs it. A 60 cubic yard pool shell takes more than 60 yards of fill to close out. Our pool removal cost guide runs the same math.

Dirt hauling and haul-off after a dig

Most of our dirt hauling runs the other direction. A new stock tank or ranch pond puts out more spoil than the site can hold. Foundation digs, pool excavations and grading cuts all make dirt that has to leave. Clean dirt gets reused on the same property when the grade allows it, which saves loads either way. What will not fit goes to a pit or to another job that needs cut and fill dirt work.

Tarrant and Johnson County clay holds water, so a wet load weighs a lot more than a dry one. TxDOT caps a loaded truck at 80,000 pounds gross and 34,000 pounds on a tandem axle group. Wet clay hits that weight before the trailer is full, so we plan the haul around the weather. Loads leave tarped, which is what Turkey Creek Landfill in Alvarado requires at the gate. Concrete rubble rides as its own load, and breaking out an old driveway or slab is a separate job.

End dump trailer hitched to a road tractor and staged on a job site for a dirt and debris haul Large tracked excavator topping out a tall stockpile of dirt on a wide open job site

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What You Can Expect

How a Job With Texas Best Runs

From the first look at the job to the final walk-through, here is exactly how it goes.

1

Call and Tell Us the Job

Call (817) 564-4360 or send the form. Tell us the address, what has to come down or what dirt has to move, and your timeline. We set a time to come look.

2

Free On-Site Estimate

We price the job standing on the property, not over the phone. The number covers the whole job, including haul-off, and we tell you what has to happen before work can start.

3

Utilities, Permits, Schedule

Utility disconnects get ordered, the demolition permit gets handled, and any required survey gets lined up. The start date builds around those dates, and we keep you posted.

4

Teardown, Haul-Off, Grade

The machines do the work, the debris leaves in our own dumpsters, and the ground gets graded before we pull off. What you keep is a clean, usable lot.

FAQ

Fill Dirt and Hauling Questions, Answered

Common questions about fill dirt and hauling across Burleson, Fort Worth & the southwest Metroplex. Don't see yours? Give us a call and ask.

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How much does fill dirt cost?
HomeAdvisor puts fill dirt at $5 to $30 per cubic yard, and an average delivered truckload at $842. The spread is that wide because material, haul distance and site access all move the number. We price at the property after we see the access and measure the job, and the estimate is free.
How many yards of dirt are in a dump truck load?
Custom Truck One Source lists tandem axle rear dump bodies with 10 to 16 cubic yard capacity. End dump trailers hold more, with a short elliptical end dump running under 30 cubic yards. Weight usually decides the real load before volume does, because Texas caps a truck at 80,000 pounds gross. Wet dirt fills the axles before it fills the box.
Is fill dirt the same as topsoil?
No. Fill dirt is subsoil, and its job is volume and support under a slab, a pad or a pool shell. Topsoil is the dark growing layer on top, and it is too soft to build on. We haul fill dirt in by the load, and the pit ticket shows what is in it.
What is the cheapest way to get rid of dirt from a dig?
Reusing it on the same property is almost always cheaper than trucking it away. A low corner of the lot, a berm or a raised pad can absorb a lot of spoil. When the dirt has to go, one big end dump load beats several small ones on cost per yard. We look at both options when we quote excavation and dirt work on your lot.
Can you spread and compact the dirt after you deliver it?
Yes. Our dozers, wheel loaders and skid loaders spread the fill and pack it in lifts. Packing in lifts is how the dirt holds a grade and stops settling under a slab or a drive. If the job also needs finish grade and drainage fall, that is grading and site prep work.
Do I need a permit to bring fill onto my lot in Fort Worth?
Inside the mapped 100-year floodplain, yes. Fort Worth requires a Floodplain Development Permit for any development there, and its application form lists filling as a purpose. Outside the floodplain, a grading permit starts at one acre of land disturbance, which includes stockpiling soil. We check the flood map first on a fill job inside the city limits.
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Why Choose Texas Best

Why Fort Worth-Area Property Owners Call Texas Best

Decades in the Work

A demolition company was built and sold here before this one. The company is new; the experience running it is not. About 20 people keep 17-18 house demos moving at once.

A Machine for Every Job

A Bobcat E88 fits through a backyard gate. A Kobelco 350 brings down a commercial building. Dozers, wheel loaders and skid steers fill the gaps, so the machine matches the lot.

Haul-Off Is Ours Too

Three roll-off trucks and about 75 dumpsters belong to the company. Debris leaves on our schedule, and the quote covers the finished state: teardown, loading, hauling, cleanup.

Southwest Metroplex Ground

Burleson is home. Fort Worth, Arlington, Crowley, Mansfield and Cleburne are short drives on known ground. The clay moves around here, and the dirt work is planned for it.

Guides & Resources

Fill Dirt and Hauling Guides

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