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Landscape Materials in Tomball, TX

Lot size is what sets Tomball apart from the rest of our service area. Willowcreek Ranch and Inverness Estates run to acreage, with long private drives, horse fencing, and gravel that needs topping up every couple of years rather than a single bed of mulch. Orders here trend larger and lean toward crushed material and base rock as often as they do toward mulch.

Amira and Rosehill Reserve are the other side of Tomball — newer construction where the builder laid a thin skin of soil over compacted pad dirt. Turf struggles in that first year, and beds need real organic material before plants establish. Village Creek and the older sections near downtown have established shade and settled soil, so the work there is maintenance: refresh the mulch, level the low spots, patch turf where a tree grew in. Northpointe splits the difference, close enough to our yard that homeowners often just come pick it up themselves.

Residential customers in Tomball

Most of our Tomball homeowner loads run to 77375 and 77377, with regular trips into 77362 as well. Northpointe, Amira, Rosehill Reserve, Willowcreek Ranch, and Inverness Estates are neighborhoods we serve week in and week out, from a single yard of mulch to a driveway's worth of base rock.

  • Northpointe
  • Willowcreek Ranch
  • Inverness Estates
  • Amira
  • Rosehill Reserve
  • Village Creek

Pick up or have it delivered

Pickup

Open to every Tomball customer with no minimum order. Come to 26622 Aldine Westfield Rd, Bldg 1, Spring, TX 77373 and our loader meets you at the pile. Mon–Sat 7 AM – 5 PM, closed Sunday. Half-yard quantities are available on pickup.

Delivery

Tomball is inside our standard 15-mile delivery range.

To get a delivery price, call 346-848-3046. The office will ask for the ZIP code where the material is going, then how much you need. Distance from the yard to that ZIP sets the base of the quote, and the load size — cubic yards of bulk material, or pallets of sod — factors in on top of it. You get an initial delivery price on the call.

Delivery minimums are 2 cubic yards for bulk material and 2 pallets for sod. For specialty stone like moss rock or builder stone, minimums vary by product, so ask a sales rep. Pickup has no minimum and no delivery cost at all.

How far we are from you

We are roughly 8 to 11 miles from the Northpointe area and about 14.9 miles from downtown Tomball.

Installation help

We do not just drop material and leave. Talk to us about grass installation and about installing materials like mulch, gravel, and topsoil — call 346-848-3046 and we will scope the job with you. Our installation guide walks through the same steps our crews use if you would rather handle it yourself.

What Tomball customers order most

  • Crushed Concrete

    The workhorse base for the long private drives and equipment pads on Willowcreek Ranch and Inverness Estates acreage.

  • Select Fill

    New-build lots in Amira and Rosehill Reserve settle unevenly. Select fill brings low spots back to grade before sod goes down.

  • Brown Mulch

    Large front beds on bigger lots need volume, and brown reads natural against the tree line in the older sections.

  • 2" Bull Rock

    Used on culvert ends and ditch lines along the acreage roads where runoff cuts into the shoulder.

Sod for Tomball lawns

Open acreage lots in Willowcreek Ranch and Amira get full sun all day, and Bermuda takes that heat and the traffic better than a shade grass. It is a special order, so call ahead.

Learn about Bermuda

Tomball questions

Can you handle a full driveway of base rock in Tomball?
Yes — crushed concrete and crushed asphalt go out in multi-load orders to the acreage sections regularly. Call 346-848-3046 with the ZIP and the yardage and we will quote the run.
Is downtown Tomball still inside your delivery range?
It is. Downtown Tomball is about 14.9 miles from the yard, which keeps it inside our standard 15-mile range.
What do new Amira and Rosehill Reserve lots usually need first?
Soil, before anything decorative. Enriched topsoil or compost worked into the builder's pad dirt does more for a new lawn than an extra inch of mulch will.