About Ten Four Landscape Supply

Ten Four Landscape Supply started with a simple idea: local contractors and homeowners deserve a nearby yard that answers the phone, loads trucks quickly and gives honest advice. So that is exactly how we run it. The yard is at 26 Industrial Rd in Wrentham, and it is part of Ten Four, LLC, the same company behind Ten Four Landscape Construction.

Owned and run by Seth Dias

Owner Seth Dias built Ten Four around hard work and straight talk. In other words, when you call the yard, you get a real answer about what to buy and how much. Because Seth also runs a landscape construction company, he knows what crews need on a job site. As a result, the yard is set up for fast loading, clear pricing and reliable delivery windows.

What Ten Four Landscape Supply carries

We keep twelve core materials on hand, sold by the cubic yard. First, there are four mulches and wood chips. Next come four stone products, from fine bluestone to New England field stone. Then there are two screened soil products and, finally, two base materials. You can browse all of them in the materials guide.

How Ten Four Landscape Supply works

• First, we sell everything by the yard and measure it the way contractors measure
• Also, we deliver across seven towns, plus loader service at the yard
• In addition, the yard takes clean disposal drop-offs for yard waste, brush, concrete and fill
• Above all, advice comes first, because we would rather help you order right than sell you extra
• Finally, contractor trucks load early

The Ten Four Landscape Supply promise

Every load that leaves the yard should be the right material, in the right amount, at the right place. So if something is not right, call us and we will make it right. That promise applies to one yard of mulch just as much as to a full truckload of loam.

We are proud to serve Wrentham, Norfolk, Franklin, Foxborough, Plainville, Medway and Bellingham. So see the towns we deliver to, or else stop by the yard during hours. For background on our hometown, Wrentham on Wikipedia is also a good place to start.