Bulk Bark Mulch Delivered, price starting at 4 cy

Deliveries may include an additional surcharge for certain towns. *Minimum order of 4 yards for delivery.* Our delivery trucks can hold up to 10 yards of material per load.  

Customer must be present at the time of delivery, or the unloading area must be clearly marked. Our trucks require a 10 foot wide opening on firm, level ground on which to drive and dump material. Loads cannot be split up into multiple locations on a property.

Acer Gardens reserves the final judgement, if inclement weather is unsuitable to make delivery that day.  Delivery day is subject to change.

Acer Gardens is not responsible for property damage done by trucks. Any buried utilities or pipes should be identified ahead of time by the customer. Delivery driver reserves final judgement, if site selection is unsuitable to accomodate our truck.

Some towns require an additonal delivery surcharge. A delivery surcharge is based on the amount of time the truck has to be out on delivery.  Our delivery trucks can hold up to 10 yards of material per load and a surcharge would be added for each truckload. (Example: 4-10 yards equals 1 load, but 11-20 yards would incur a second truckload.)

Local towns do not incur a delivery surcharge and include Deep River, Chester, Essex, Ivoryton, Centerbrook, Westbrook, Clinton, and Killingworth.

A $20 delivery surcharge will be added per truckload for North Madison, Madison, Old Saybrook, and Old Lyme

A $35 delivery surcharge will be added per truckload for Haddam, East Haddam, Higganum, and North Guilford.

A $65 delivery surcharge will be added per truckload for Branford, Durham, East Lyme, Hadlyme, Lyme, and Guilford.

A $95 delivery surcharge will be added per truckload for North Branford and Northford.

A $125 delivery surcharge will be added per truckload for East Hampton, East Haven, Middletown, Moodus, New Haven, and Portland.

Premium double ground bark mulch is a combination of double ground bark from soft and hardwood trees. Bark is harvested from live cut trees, sourced directly from a lumber mill, reducing the risk of artillery fungus and other diseases. Carpenter ants and termites do not prefer bark, but rather feed on the heartwood from the tree, which is what is used in lumber production.