Gnangara Sand & Soil Wangara yard (08) 9000 0377Call the yard

Wangara yard · since 1998

Sand, soil, mulch and aggregate by the cubic metre

Loaded off the weighbridge at Wangara and tipped on your driveway by ten — or back the trailer in yourself, six days a week.

Weighbridge docket with every load Northern corridor & metro delivery

The Gnangara yard apron A cutaway drawing of the yard: five bunkered stockpiles behind, the loader bucket tipped and trickling, a tipper body filling in section on the weighbridge, and a one cubic metre reference cube outlined on the apron. NORTHERN CORRIDOR 1 m³ for scale

Product — priced by the cubic metre

How many cubic metres

4cubic metres

Delivery

What that load costs

    Send this load through GST included. We ring you before anything is loaded.

    Off the stockpile

    What's in the bays

    Prices are per cubic metre, GST included, loaded at the Wangara yard. Delivery is charged per tipper load, not per metre — one load carries up to six.

    Brickie's sand

    $48 /m³

    Clean yellow sand for bricklaying, sand pads under a slab, and bedding under paving. The one we shift most of.

    Crushed limestone

    $58 /m³

    Compacts hard and drains. Driveway base, shed pads, retaining backfill and the base under a limestone wall.

    Screened topsoil

    $62 /m³

    Screened loam blended for Perth sand. Lawn prep, garden beds and levelling before turf goes down.

    Jarrah mulch

    $78 /m³

    Screened and turned on site, so it's coarse enough to stay put on a slope and won't blow off a verge.

    Blue metal 10 mm

    $96 /m³

    Washed 10 mm aggregate for drainage runs, soakwell surrounds, exposed-aggregate mixes and pipe bedding.

    Northern corridor delivery

    $90 a load

    Wanneroo, Joondalup, Butler, Ellenbrook, Ballajura. Two cubic metre minimum — the truck doesn't leave for less.

    Perth metro delivery

    $140 a load

    Osborne Park, Perth, Fremantle, Canning Vale. Two cubic metre minimum, and we look at the drop before we book it.

    Pick up at the yard

    Free

    Back the trailer onto the weighbridge. Open six days, including Saturday morning — a 6×4 safely carries about half a metre of sand.

    Beyond the metro — Yanchep, Bullsbrook and the hills: one load, and the delivery is quoted on the run rather than priced on this page. The product still prices by the metre; ring us with the address and we'll put a number on the cartage.

    The yard behind the price

    Twenty-eight years on the same corner

    Everything below is demonstration copy for a fictional business — but it is formatted the way a real yard's credentials would be.

    • Established 1998Same family, same Wangara corner, since the estate was half paddock.
    • ABN 00 000 000 377Placeholder ABN — this is a demonstration page, not a trading business.
    • Weighbridge docket every loadTare and gross printed at the gate, so you can check what you paid for.
    • Screened and turned on siteMulch is screened, turned and left to heat before it goes in the bay.
    • Spec sheets for your builderProduct data you can hand straight to a supervisor or a certifier. (Demo copy.)
    • $20M public liabilityCover carried for tipping on private driveways and live sites. (Demo copy.)

    What people say at the gate

    Three loads, three customers

    ★★★★★

    “Slab was booked for Thursday and I still needed the sand pad. Rang Tuesday afternoon, eight metres of brickie's landed at half seven Wednesday, two loads, and the concrete truck never waited.”

    Owner-builder, Butler

    ★★★★★

    “We take four metres of jarrah mulch every second Friday and it just happens. Same driver, same spot on the verge, docket in the ute. I haven't had to ring them in a year.”

    Landscaper, Joondalup

    ★★★★★

    “I'd measured the verge and thought I needed five metres. The bloke on the phone did the sums with me and said two would do it — and it did. Saved me nearly two hundred dollars they could have taken.”

    Homeowner, Ellenbrook

    Reviews are demonstration copy — Gnangara Sand & Soil is a fictional business and these are not real customers.

    Delivery zones

    How far the tipper goes

    The fee is per load, so eight metres to Butler is two loads and two fees. Pick-up costs nothing but your time and a trailer that can legally carry it.

    Delivery zones around the Wangara yard A simplified map of Perth's north: the Wangara yard, a northern corridor zone covering Wanneroo, Joondalup, Butler, Ellenbrook and Ballajura, a Perth metro zone covering Osborne Park, Perth, Fremantle and Canning Vale, and a quoted zone across the top and eastern fringe covering Yanchep, Bullsbrook and the hills. Indian Ocean Swan River Yanchep Butler Joondalup Wanneroo Ellenbrook Ballajura Bullsbrook the hills Osborne Park Perth Fremantle Canning Vale WANGARA YARD NORTHERN CORRIDOR · $90 PERTH METRO · $140 QUOTED
    • Northern corridor — $90 a load

      Wanneroo, Joondalup, Butler, Ellenbrook, Ballajura. Two cubic metre minimum. Most morning runs are out of the yard before seven.

    • Perth metro — $140 a load

      Osborne Park, Perth, Fremantle, Canning Vale. Two cubic metre minimum, and we check the driveway before we book it.

    • Beyond the metro — quoted

      Yanchep, Bullsbrook and the hills. One load per run, and we put a number on the cartage over the phone rather than guess it here.

    • Pick up — free

      Wangara yard, six days. Bring a trailer rated for what you're asking it to carry: a 6×4 safely takes about half a cubic metre of sand.

    Send it through

    Tell us where it’s going

    The Load's scenario comes across with the form — product, cubic metres and delivery zone. We ring you back, confirm the volume is actually what you need, and put the run on the board.

    We'd call you back within one business hour during yard hours — or ring (08) 9000 0377 now if the concrete truck is already booked.

    Yard hours: Mon–Fri 6:30am–4:30pm · Sat 7am–12pm · closed Sunday. Deliveries run from 6:30am; most northern corridor loads are on the driveway by ten.

    Tell us who to ask for on site.

    A number the driver can ring — digits, spaces and + only.

    Where is the load going?

    A few words about the drop — width, gates, anything overhead.

    No deposit, no account. We confirm the volume on the phone before anything is loaded.

    Asked at the weighbridge

    What people ring up and ask

    How much do I actually need?
    Length times width in metres, times the depth in centimetres, divided by 100. A verge 12 m long and 2 m wide at 7 cm of mulch is 12 × 2 × 7 ÷ 100 = 1.68 — call it two metres. Ring us with the numbers before you order and we'll check the sum with you; it costs nothing, and we would rather sell you two metres that work than five that sit on the lawn.
    Can you tip it on my driveway?
    Usually, yes — but we look first. The tipper needs about three metres of clear width to get in and nothing overhead: no low wires, no verandah, no branches you're fond of. A raised body is about four and a half metres tall. Tell us what the drop looks like when you book and we'll say straight away whether it's a driveway job, a verge job, or one for the trailer.
    What if I've only got a small job?
    Delivered orders start at two cubic metres — the truck doesn't leave the yard for less, and that is honest rather than greedy: the run costs the same whether there's one metre on the back or six. Under two metres, either pick it up yourself or get the neighbour in on the same load. Pick-up has no minimum at all.
    Is the mulch weed-free?
    No mulch is guaranteed weed-free and anyone who tells you otherwise is selling. Ours is screened, turned and left to heat on site, which kills most seed and is why it comes out of the bay warm. Lay it 75 mm deep — thin mulch is what actually lets weeds through, far more often than the mulch itself.
    Do you deliver on Saturdays?
    The yard is open Saturday morning, 7am to noon, for pick-up. Saturday tipper deliveries run in the northern corridor only and need to be booked by Thursday, because there's one truck out and it fills up fast. Metro Saturday runs we generally can't do — ring and ask, but plan for a Friday afternoon drop.
    Can I bring my own trailer?
    Yes, and plenty do. Just know what it can legally carry: a cubic metre of damp sand runs around 1.5 tonnes, so a standard 6×4 box trailer is full at roughly half a metre — weight, not volume, is what stops you. We'll load to your trailer's plate and not a shovel more, and the weighbridge docket shows exactly what went on.