Who is Laurel Valley?
- We make STA certified compost
- Enriched topsoil
- Blended soils
- and even green roof media
- but most importantly we make soil and compost the easiest part of your project
It’s All About the Customer
Our goal is to be the best compost and soil provider in southeastern PA, NYC, NJ and DE by making our customers’ topsoil, garden soil and compost needs the easiest part of any project. We understand that every job is unique, which is why we provide custom blended or off the shelf product solutions for any application. View our full list of products and find exactly what you need for your next project. If you need something completely original, give us a call, as we make custom blends every day.
Our Projects
See our soils at work
Projects “rooted” in our soils and compost are destined for success! Check out some of the amazing and diverse projects that utilize Laurel Valley Soils’ products.
Our Process
Quality from start to finish
We source only the highest quality agricultural feedstocks for our compost and set uncompromising standards for selecting our soil. Our foundation is built on quality materials but that’s just the start. Our production process leverages our personnel team’s decades of industry experience. This coupled with our top of the line production equipment and unparalleled facility infrastructure and capacity is what yields quality products, successful projects and enthusiastic customer satisfaction.
Our History
Growing strong for over 40 years
See a timeline charting our landmarks & accomplishments over the years, from the late 70’s to today.
LVS Team
Get the scoop on the LVS team
Meet our employees and see how our team makes Laurel Valley so much more than just a soil company.
#TBT to 2018 when #SoilYourUndies was the latest soil trend and a cheeky way to bring attention to the power of microbes in healthy soil. We accepted the challenge, and planted a few pairs of Fruit of the Looms in our compost piles.
The New Phytologist's hot-off-the-press study "Soil health assessment using buried cotton underpants with the help of 1000 citizen scientists" mirrors our results as shown in their "Underpants Index". For context, our photo was taken 19 days after we planted. Our compost is full of hungry microbes, eager to go to work in your soil. @compostingcouncil nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ppp3.70259
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