DirtFill Definitions

Compactable Fill - For building pads, driveway or road base, under concrete slabs, etc.
Sand	Natural or screened / washed / crushed granular that can be compacted
Sandyclay	Contains both sand and clay
Clay	Clay that can be compacted
Gravel	Natural or screened / washed / crushed rock that can be compacted
Recycled Asphalt	Crushed for reuse, from a recycling plant or staging area
Recycled Concrete	Crushed for reuse, from a recycling plant or staging area
Recycled Base Material	Ready for reuse, from under roads & parking lots
Yard Fill - Expand yard or raise the grade; fill a hole, ravine or pool; build berms, etc.
Clean Fill	Sand, sandyclay, clay, topsoil or a mixture of any of these with less than 5% clumps or rocks or sod or roots or weeds or concrete chunks, etc.
Rough Fill	Same as Clean Fill, with 5% or more clumps or rocks or sod or roots or weeds, or concrete chunks, etc. Also gumbo clay and marsh bottom.
Topsoil - For sod, grass or planting beds
Topsoil - Nice	High quality, rich black organic, natural or screened
Topsoil - Average	Average quality, medium black organic, little or no clumps, rocks, sod, or roots, etc.
Topsoil - Economy	Low quality, some black organic, could have some clumps, rocks, sod, or roots, etc.
Peat	Decomposed plant material, marsh bottom, could be wet or dry
Other
River Rock	Rounded stones varies in color, 1/2 inch to 3 inches
Rip-Rap	Rock, 3 inches to 10 inches
Boulders	Rock, larger than 10 inches
Asphalt Chunks	Broken pieces of asphalt, not been recycled
Concrete Chunks	Broken pieces of concrete, not been recycled
Contaminated Fill	Dirtfill with gas, diesel fuel, PCBs, toxic chemicals, etc.
Snow	Removed from streets, parking lots or driveways