My yard looks wonderful. They guys did an amazing job landscaping.
At Dobbelare Distributing, we’re your neighbors, not just doing business in your neighborhood. Dobbelare is proud to be a part of the St Louis community. Our company is built on strong customer relationships based on trust, reliability and personalized service. That’s why you’ll see Dobbelare employees shopping at St Peter’s Mid River Mall or cheering on the St Louis Cardinals to another victory.
You can contact Dobbelare Distributing, and a live operator takes your call during normal business hours or see our contact page. Dobbelare Distributing delivery trucks are dispatched in clearly marked vehicles and arrive at your location as promised. Our drivers share the company’s belief in providing dependable and reliable service to our St Louis neighbors.
My yard looks wonderful. They guys did an amazing job landscaping.
FIVE STARS…. absolutely the BEST value and service. Thank so much!
Scott is great and we will be ordering wood from him again! He is a gentleman and love the fact that they stacked our wood!!! Thank you Scott!
Top Notch Delivery, My first time ordering and came home from work to my wood stacked neatly ready to use.
Excellent friendly service on delivery and wood stacked neatly. Great people to use and highly recommend for anybody in need of firewood.
Wow – I am so pleasantly surprised at how great the guys were that delivered wood today. I was not expecting to purchase wood, but they moved our older wood to the patio, where we store it for the winter, and took extra care on our soft yard. I will definitely use them every year! They saved me a ton of time! Thank you!
Such awesome guys to work with!! I called to havemy yard landscaped andit is so pretty!!
You did a great job!
It was wonderful to come home to a neat lawn and newly mulched planting beds. As always, thank you.
Scott, thanks for the mulch service. You and your crew did a great job!
Herculaneum is a city in Jefferson County, Missouri, United States. The population was 3,468 at the 2010 census. The City of Herculaneum was the first county seat of Jefferson County from January 1, 1819 to 1839. On August 21, 2017, the city of Herculaneum experienced two minutes and 32 seconds of totality during the Great American Eclipse of the Sun. The 2017 total solar eclipse was the first total eclipse in Herculaneum since 1442.
In 1798, Moses Austin, a settler from Connecticut, obtained a Spanish land grant of one square league (approximately 3 square miles) of land after learning of the richness of the area’s rich mineral deposits. After bringing in equipment and workmen from Virginia, he began mining and smelting lead despite frequent problems with the neighboring Osage tribe. In 1808, Austin and Samuel Hammond laid out a town at the mouth of Joachim Creek. The purpose of the new town was to serve as a shipping point for the lead smelted at mines in Jefferson and Washington Counties. It is believed the town was named by Austin, who called it Herculaneum because the limestone strata were so eroded that they resembled seats in the amphitheater of the ancient Roman city of Herculaneum buried by Mt. Vesuvius in 79 A.D.
The first post office in Jefferson County was at Herculaneum, established soon after the town was laid out, and it remained the only post office in the county for nearly thirty years.
By 1813 three shot towers had been constructed on the bluffs. These were designed for the production of shot balls by dropping molten lead through copper sieves. The balls were then caught in a water basin and taken to an adjoining building, to be turned through cylinders to round and smooth the pellets for use as projectiles in firearms.
On December 8, 1818, Jefferson County, along with seven other counties, was formed from parts of Saint Louis and Ste. Genevieve Counties by an Act of the Territory by the Missouri State Legislature. In 1819, Herculaneum was named as county seat.
At this time Herculaneum was described as a town having between thirty and forty homes, three stores, a post office, a jail, a court building, and a school. Herculaneum’s fortunes declined when the county seat was relocated to Hillsboro in 1839 and when the St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railway bypassed the town in the early 1850s. The community experienced a revival starting in 1887 when the St. Joseph Lead Company chose Herculaneum as a lead smelting site, and the Mississippi River & Bonne Terre Railroad ran track into town.
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