Built for Bexar County ground
San Antonio is not one soil. North-side lots sit on limestone and thin soils; other pockets ride expansive clay. A driveway spec that works in Stone Oak can be wrong in an infill lot closer in. We walk the site, look at how the existing slab moved, and spec thickness, base, and joints for that yard — not a generic one-pager.
Neighborhoods we pour in every week
Most of our San Antonio work is residential: Stone Oak and the 78258/78260 zip codes, Alamo Heights and Terrell Hills, Helotes and the Scenic Loop edge, plus Schertz, Cibolo, and Garden Ridge as the metro has grown east. We also replace inner-loop driveways and sidewalks where the original pour has heaved at the street.
Permits, HOAs, and access
Private-lot patios and drives are usually straightforward. Right-of-way sidewalks and some driveway approaches can need City of San Antonio review. HOAs in master-planned neighborhoods often want a sample of stamp and color before we pour. We put that on the schedule so you are not waiting on a board the week of the truck.
Neighborhoods we pour in
- Stone Oak
- Alamo Heights
- Terrell Hills
- Helotes
- Fair Oaks Ranch
- Schertz
- Cibolo
- Leon Valley
- Castle Hills
- Hollywood Park
- Garden Ridge
- Universal City
Typical San Antonio projects
- Driveway replacements in older inner-loop neighborhoods
- New patios and outdoor rooms north of 1604
- HOA-friendly stamped and stained finishes
- Sidewalk panel replacements and trip-hazard work
ZIP codes we pour in
San Antonio work commonly sits in 78209, 78212, 78213, 78216, 78230, 78232, 78247, 78258, 78259, 78260, 78261. Soil here is expansive clay in many inner-loop lots and thin limestone soils north of Loop 1604. Access is inner-loop alleys, gated Stone Oak drives, and 1604-corridor HOAs.