Barry's Recycling

Soil Brisbane

  • Sustainable, Eco-Friendly Landscape Supplies
  • Experts in Recycled Concrete & Waste Management
  • Serving both Residential & Commercial Clients
  • Ethical Practices and Professionalism
(07) 3829 3846

Constructions & Demo Waste

Soil For Any Project

At Barry’s Recycling, we provide a wide range of soil products to suit any construction, landscaping or residential project across Brisbane, Redland Bay, Yatala, Ormeau and surrounds.


Whether you’re preparing garden beds, turfing a new lawn or undertaking larger-scale construction works, our soils are carefully sourced and processed for quality, consistency and performance.


Our soil products include:


  • Screened soil
  • Unscreened soil
  • CBR 10 engineered soil
  • Underturf soil


Make your next project easier with top-quality soil from a local, family-owned company. Call us today on (07) 3829 3846 to request a quote.

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About Our Soil Varieties

We provide a variety of high-quality soils to meet the needs of both residential and trade projects. Each type of soil is carefully prepared to ensure it performs exactly as needed for your specific application.


  • Screened Soil: A fine, clean soil perfect for garden beds, planting and general landscaping projects.
  • Unscreened Soil: A bulk soil option ideal for large landscaping areas, earthworks or where natural soil texture is preferred.
  • CBR 10 Engineered Soil: Specifically engineered for construction projects requiring high compaction and structural stability, making it ideal for driveways, foundations and retaining walls.
  • Underturf Soil: Formulated to support healthy turf growth, providing a strong foundation for lawns that establish quickly.


Whatever your project, Barry’s Recycling has the right soil solution to ensure successful, lasting results.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the difference between screened and unscreened soil?

    Screened soil has been sifted to remove rocks, roots and debris, resulting in a smooth, consistent texture ideal for planting and garden beds. Unscreened soil retains its natural texture, making it suitable for bulk landscaping, filling, or general earthworks where a rougher soil is acceptable.

  • What is CBR 10 engineered soil used for?

    CBR 10 engineered soil is designed for construction projects requiring stability and compaction, such as driveways, foundations and retaining walls. Its strength and consistency make it reliable for structural applications while ensuring long-term durability under heavy loads.

  • Can I use underturf soil for all types of grass?

    Underturf soil is formulated to support healthy lawn growth, but the specific grass type can influence results. It works best for common turf varieties, providing nutrients, drainage and a solid foundation for roots to establish, helping lawns grow quickly and stay strong over time.

  • How do I choose the right soil for my project?

    Choosing the right soil depends on your project’s purpose. For garden beds or planting, screened soil is ideal. For bulk landscaping or filling, unscreened soil works well. CBR 10 is best for construction, and underturf soil suits lawn installation. Considering the intended use ensures optimal results.

  • How much soil do I need for my project?

    The quantity of soil required depends on the project’s area and depth. For example, garden beds or lawns typically need shallower layers, while construction or filling projects may require larger volumes. Contact our team for advice on calculating the correct amount.

  • Can I use regular garden soil as underturf soil?

    Regular garden soil may not provide the right structure or drainage for turf. Underturf soil is specifically blended with sand and organic matter to support root growth, allow water to flow through, and prevent compaction. Using it ensures your lawn establishes faster and stays healthy in the long term.

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