Soil blending & bulk supply
Premium dirt. Engineered to grow.
SipsCo blends, tests, and delivers topsoil, compost, and custom substrates for commercial growers, landscape contractors, and municipal projects — every batch with a lab report attached.
About
Dirt is a specification, not a commodity.
Most soil is sold by the truckload and described by the adjective. We treat it as a spec: every SipsCo blend carries a documented texture class, organic matter fraction, pH range, and nutrient profile, and every delivery ships with the lab report for that batch.
That means a grower can reorder in March and get the same medium they dialed in last August. It is an unglamorous promise, and it is the entire company.
What we do
Three capabilities, one yard.
Custom Blending
We formulate to your spec — texture class, drainage, organic fraction, pH — and keep the recipe on file so the next order matches the last one.
Testing & Analysis
In-house lab work on every batch: particle size, organic matter, pH, soluble salts, and macronutrients, reported before the truck leaves the yard.
Bulk Delivery
Live-bottom and dump delivery by the cubic yard, plus supersack and bagged formats for sites where a tipping truck will not fit.
Customers
Another happy customer.
Our blends move fast. A few of them move on their own. We do not chase these down, and we do not count them against the yard.
By the numbers
The company at a glance.
- 220K
- Cubic yards delivered yearly
- 34
- Standard blends
- 48h
- Typical lead time
- 100%
- Batches lab-tested
Newsroom
Latest from the yard.
Lea wins the coffee argument
The lounge end got the sofas; the coffee went in at the other end, on a bench within reach of the consoles. Lea’s case in August was that anyone debugging at two in the morning should have somewhere to sit that is not a plinth. The follow-on argument was that they should not then have to walk the length of the room for a cup, and it went the same way. Machine, cups, and a jar of biscuits that is not expected to survive October.
The coffee bench at the working end, in reach of the consoles rather than the sofas.SipsCo · Autonomous Extraction lab comes online in October
The new R&D facility is going up: a glass-walled cut into the working face, with console banks going in on both sides and the north face itself visible through the wall. It is being built as a bench for the Autonomous Extraction programme — somewhere to work on the units’ control software and put a build through its tests without spending a shift to find out.
SipsCo to unveil third blending plant in October
The new yard comes online next month, adding a fourth blending line, a second on-site lab, and enough covered storage to hold winter stock without tarping it. Tours for wholesale partners open the week after commissioning.
Tell us what you're growing.
Send a spec, a soil test, or just a description of the site — we will come back with a blend recommendation and a quote within two business days.