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Not sure if the website is spam or not ... but if you need fill it's an option.

We didn't use the website but we have gotten over 120 truckloads of fill delivered by asking! Good places to try ... inground pool installers, home builders and remodelers, road crews, and utility crews.

We ask and what there are looking for ... close to their job site, easy access (need to be able to get trucks in and out of road and not block road), room to manuever (to turn trucks around), easy drop site (well marked and with no trees, building, obstacles nearby), availability (want to drop off any time of day and not require homeowner be present).

We have a backhoe so we move the dirt from the drop-off to where we want it. If we happen to be there we thank them and offer them a cold drink! And yes ... 120 truckloads of dirt is ALOT of dirt LOL!

Craigslist.com , here is san antonio there are always listings for free fill dirt if you hall it off yourself. I planned on listing on this site myself (when the time comes)

Always be careful when you get free fill to make sure that the free fill is not contaminated. If there is contaminated dirt on your property, you will be charged for the clean up costs even though you weren't the one who contaminated it in the first place. Some contaminated dirt needs to be disposed of at a hazardous waste site or incinerated, and that isn't cheap. If you get free fill, be sure to keep track of where it came from.