Bulverde · Boerne · Spring Branch · Texas Hill Country
We move and spread bulk materials where you need them—from mulch and wood chips to topsoil, garden soil, compost, gravel and decorative stone across acreage and large properties.
Material delivered at the driveway or drop point is not always where you need it. Two Sons can move, place and spread bulk material across the property using equipment where access and site conditions allow.
Transfer bulk material from the delivery area to beds, gardens, paths, acreage or other work areas.
Distribute material evenly across the agreed area and depth instead of leaving a pile for wheelbarrow work.
Already have material on site? We can handle the spreading. Need it delivered? We can also help coordinate and arrange delivery for the project.
Move and spread bulk mulch, arborist chips, ChipDrop-style deliveries and compost across beds, larger landscape areas, paths and acreage.
Move and distribute topsoil or garden soil into planting areas, garden spaces and larger landscape zones. Multiple materials can be coordinated in the same project.
Move and spread bulk gravel, aggregate and decorative rock or stone in suitable areas. For driveway grading, ruts, potholes or washouts, see Driveway & Gravel Work.
This service focuses on moving, placing and spreading material. If the project also requires excavation, reshaping the ground, changing slope or drainage-related grading, tell us so we can evaluate the full scope separately.
The amount of material is only one part of the job. Access and travel across the property can matter just as much.
Type of material and approximate cubic yards or tons, if known.
Where the truck can dump compared with where the material ultimately needs to go.
Gate width, slopes, soft ground, rock, trees and other equipment-access constraints.
Approximate dimensions, desired placement and any areas that need special care.
Yes. If material is already on site, we can focus on moving and spreading it. If you still need the material, Two Sons can help coordinate and arrange delivery based on the project.
Yes. Topsoil and garden soil can be moved from the drop location and distributed into suitable garden, planting or landscape areas where equipment access allows.
Yes, particularly for bulk quantities and larger areas. Detailed placement around established plants or tight beds may require additional hand work and is evaluated case by case.
Yes. Large wood-chip piles are a natural fit for equipment-assisted spreading, especially when the material needs to move a meaningful distance from the drop point.
Yes, for suitable bulk-placement projects. If the job also involves driveway reshaping, potholes, washouts, crowning or drainage, see our Driveway & Gravel Work service.
Material spreading and grading are different scopes. Spreading places and distributes material; grading changes slope, elevation or drainage. Tell us the full project and we can determine the appropriate scope.
Photos of the pile, destination area and access route are especially helpful.