Sierra Materials & Trucking Co.

Great place to get everything you need to spruce up your yard. Mulch, bark, rocks, dirt, whatever you need to give your front yard your own personal touch they have it here. They’ll even deliver truckloads of whatever you need to your home, if you don’t have a truck handy.

Material is good. People definitely do not know how to run a business. Asking for a certain amount of material, they tell me they do not have the full amount but they’ll give me what they have. Project in my backyard ran short, called them up and they did not have any record of my personal info buying the rock. Who doesn’t take record of someone first and last name?? Finally get transferred to Edward who proceeds to tell me that he actually has more of the material I previously bought. Stunned I asked him how if the first time he told me he gave me the rest of the material they had? Now they expect me to pay two delivery fees??! This place is shady and need to just communicate the truth to their customers.

I have bought a lot of bark, dirt, and gravel from here. The last yard of gravel I got was almost half dirt, when he scooped it up he dug into the ground under the gravel. Have always been happy with my purchase, not this time, it was 450lbs under what they said it should have weighed. I'm guessing the dirt is much lighter.

Awesome and reasonably priced. If you want rock to put in your yard, they have all sizes and colors. Many on display in the office. You pick up or they will deliver at a price. Customer person attending office was friendly, polite and very helpful. She was very knowledgeable. Recommend

CVT to the rescue! To preface this story I had posted an 1 star review about 2 years ago due to an unrelated yet similarly impactful issue. I ordered sand from sierra materials yesterday (12-21-23) to be delivered this morning. The owner of sierra materials comes out in a pickup truck this morning to check if they can dump on the soil (we had rain 2 days ago) the owner said the soil was too wet to dump on (this is Atwater sand). I came out to the site and did a squeeze ball soil test and the soil was too dry to form a solid ball without crumbling. Their next excuse was that it’s on a county easement. When I asked them to just dump it on the front lawn they said they no longer had any trucks available. I love supporting small businesses and was ok with the higher cost of materials at sierr