Infill Soil Replacement

Infill soil replacement is the process of removing poor-quality or contaminated soil from a site and replacing it with fertile, well-draining soil to improve plant growth and landscape health. This technique is often used in areas with compacted, clay-heavy, or polluted soil that cannot support healthy vegetation. The process involves excavating the existing soil, assessing the site’s needs, and selecting the appropriate type of infill soil, such as loam or topsoil, to promote optimal growing conditions. Infill soil replacement is essential for successful landscaping projects, as it provides a healthy foundation for plants, reduces erosion, and improves overall site stability.