Yard Works, LLC 101 Broad Street Road, Manakin-Sabot, VA 23103

"Absurd amount of trash in ten yards of mulch. Mostly shredded bits of plastic bag/tarp but also children’s toys, pvc and metal. Clearly visible around my house now. Soil from them two years ago was more mulch than dirt. Will not be back."

"Have bought soil from them twice and both loads were short (the first time I only suspected it was short, the second time I measured it by filling raised beds of known volume). Keep them honest! My advice is (1) take a picture of the truck (make and model) bringing the load (and google what its payload is), and (2) take a picture of how full the box is as it is raised up to dump. The soil is good quality (why I give two stars instead of one), but both loads I got were short. When comparing prices, multiply the price per cubic yard by 1.33 to make a fair comparison."

"Great quality, fair prices and very good service. I bought 6 yards of mulch and it wasn’t shorted and is clean. Have used them annually and always high quality service."

"Used them for years. Seems like they always have good inventory of all landscape mediums & substrates. Professional, polite staff from the counter to the loader. Great processes to keep running during the Commonralph virus shutdown. Last week I was there every day for a big backyard project filling construction sink holes at my home & got 8 cu yds of rock, gravel, organic growing mix and sand. Noticed their US Flag was drooping and worn. Reported it to the counter and told them they should show respect and fix it or take it down. Two days later it was still drooping. They had fixed it but it was so worn and so windy it did not even last a day. Next day went back for another load and gave them a new US Flag package. They installed it and it looks great! Good folks. Thank you very mulch!"

"Normally a big fan. But, when you close 5 mins early on a Friday afternoon, when all people can do are yard projects during this pandemic, you earn 1 star. 3 trucks pulled up and closed sign on the door. Glad that is more important thanaking money and helping customers."