Frequently Asked Questions

Native topsoil processed to remove rock, roots and clumps and blended with organic material so it holds water and nutrients. It is a growing medium, not fill dirt.

No minimum. Pick up a scoop at the yard in West Alexandria or have full dump truck loads delivered anywhere in the Dayton area.

Square feet of the area times depth in feet, divided by 27, gives cubic yards. Our topsoil article works through examples.

A mulcher head on a tracked skid steer grinds brush and small trees in place, leaving mulch on the ground. It is the fastest, least disruptive way to clear most overgrowth.

Yes. Clearing, stump removal, rough grading, the building pad and the driveway can all be done by our crew.

We do, from trail clearing and invasive removal to grading and drainage for fields and shelters.

Usually. Regrading solves many wet spots; the rest get a French drain, drain tile or a dry well.

Grading guided by a rotating laser, so the finished surface holds an exact slope or elevation. It is used for pads, fields and lawns where a uniform grade matters.

Yes, along with outlets, culverts and ditch work on rural property.

West Alexandria and the Dayton area first, then Cincinnati, Hamilton, Middletown, Springfield, Troy and Richmond, Indiana. Columbus and Indianapolis are served for clearing, excavation and site work but not topsoil delivery.

Quotes are free. Send the form or call, and we set a time to walk the property with you and put the scope in writing.

Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., and by appointment.

Yes. Reclaim Land Services is fully licensed and insured for the work we perform.

The same crew that operated as Site Development Group, owned by Rodney Creech, a fourth-generation farmer with a degree in agronomy and more than twenty years working the land.