FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

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What materials do you accept for drop-off?

We gladly accept uncontaminated soil, rock, sand, gravel, concrete, asphaltic concrete, cinderblocks, bricks, and clean Hydro Vac Tanks. To maintain site safety and material quality, all loads must be free of trash, wood, organic debris, or hazardous materials.

Does 370 Crossing accept regular garbage or municipal waste?

No. We are strictly an uncontaminated clean fill landfill. We do not accept household garbage or hazardous waste. We only accept approved construction and landscaping materials.

Are there specific requirements for concrete drop-offs?

Concrete must be clean and free of contaminants. While we accept most concrete, please note that additional fees apply for oversized pieces (typically those exceeding 12 inches) as they require extra processing.

What materials do you have available for purchase?

We offer a variety of high-quality materials for your project needs, including:

  • Premium Recycled Concrete Aggregate: Produced on-site from recycled concrete.
  • Topsoil: High-quality soil sourced directly from our site.
  • Clean Fill Dirt: Ideal for leveling and structural fill.
  • Asphalt Millings: Repurposed millings available for resale.
What is the difference between fill dirt and topsoil?
  • Fill Dirt: Used for structural purposes like filling large holes, leveling ground, or building up foundations. It is a subsoil mixture of earth and minerals that packs down firmly because it lacks organic matter.
  • Topsoil: Nutrient-dense surface soil ideal for landscaping, laying sod, and growing plants. We sell premium river bottom topsoil for your site's finishing touches.
What rock should I use for my project?

Choosing the right material starts with how the ground will be used. For driveways and base layers, 3/4" minus or 1/2" minus compacts tightly and forms a stable surface. If drainage is the goal, 1" clean or 2" clean allows water to move through without pooling. Larger clean rock like 2" works well in areas with heavier runoff or erosion concerns. Smaller minus material helps with leveling and finishing passes. Picking the right size and type helps the surface hold up under traffic and weather.

What’s the difference between minus and clean rock?

“Minus” rock (like 3/4" minus and 1/2" minus) includes fines that bind together when compacted. This makes it a strong choice for driveways, pads, and base layers that need to stay firm.

Clean rock (such as 1" clean and 2" clean) has no fines, so it stays loose and promotes drainage. That makes it a better fit for backfill, drainage zones, and areas where water flow matters. The key difference comes down to compaction versus drainage.

Where should each material be used?

Fill dirt is used to build up low areas and bring sites to grade before adding a top layer. Topsoil is best for grass, landscaping, and any area where growth is expected. A dirt and screenings mixture can help with rough grading and compactable fill in certain conditions. Recycled aggregates and minus rock create solid foundations for roads and pads. Clean rock supports drainage behind walls or under structures. Each material has a role, and using them in the right order keeps projects moving without rework.

Where do I go for check-in when arriving at 370 Crossing?

When you turn into our driveway, pull directly up to the side service window at the trailer office. Our team will quickly process your ticket and direct you to the proper drop-off or pick-up location to keep you moving.

Does your facility have a commercial scale for trucks and trailers?

Yes. We operate an industrial scale to accurately weigh in and weigh out trucks and trailers purchasing recycled aggregate, fill dirt, or topsoil.

Do you deliver?

No, we only offer pick-up and drop-off. Any deliveries must be arranged with a third party.

Can your team load flatbed trucks or trailers with aggregate?

No. For safety and secure transport, we can only load contained truck beds and trailers with sturdy, raised sides.

How does the "Multiple Load" expedited ticketing process work?

To help our charge customers save time, we offer an expedited process for hauling multiple loads from the same job site:

  1. Enroll: On the first load of the day, notify the attendant you are participating in the Multiple Load program and sign the first ticket.
  2. Express Pass: For all subsequent loads that day, drivers only need to pause briefly at the window—no signing required. We will hold all interim tickets for you.
  3. Finalize: On the last load of the day, the driver signs one final summary ticket and collects the full ticket packet for the day.
How do I open a corporate charge account?

Setting up an account is fast and easy. Call our office at (314) 325-8489 or email office@370crossing.com to request a credit application. Approved accounts gain access to our expedited ticketing process and exclusive 24-hour facility access.

What payment methods do you accept?

We accept cash, checks, and all major credit cards. For frequent customers, we offer charge accounts (subject to credit approval) to streamline billing and enable our expedited ticketing services.

What are your operating hours for material pick-up and drop-off?

Our office is open Monday through Friday, 7:30 AM to 3:30 PM.

  • Material Pick-up: You can purchase and pick up materials during office hours only. Please arrive no later than 3:00 PM.
  • Material Drop-off: Approved account holders have 24-hour access for clean fill drop-offs.
Do you offer 24-hour access / after-hours drop-off?

Yes, 24-hour facility access is available to keep your projects on schedule.

  • Account Holders: You may drop off after hours by following the instructions posted outside the office trailer.
  • Non-Account Holders: Please call the office or email office@370crossing.com during regular business hours to make prior arrangements and set up payment.
Is 370 Crossing open during rain or bad weather?

Yes, we are open rain or shine. Please note that a $15 mud fee per load applies when site conditions are excessively wet or muddy.

Why is there a mud fee, and when does it apply?

When our site is muddy due to rain or severe weather, we apply a $15 mud fee to each load. This covers the costs of additional site maintenance and heavy equipment operations required to keep the facility safe and accessible for your fleet during wet conditions.

Ready to Get Started?

Streamline your next project in Bridgeton, MO and surrounding areas with 370 Crossing. Contact us today to set up your account, schedule a drop-off of clean fill, or request a pick-up of our recycled aggregate, topsoil, or fill dirt.