General contractor
Family-owned general contracting for homes and buildings across Central and Southeast Texas.
- General Building Construction
- Home Addition Construction
- Commercial Construction
- Residential Construction
- Foundation Pouring
San Antonio's expansive black clay swells and shrinks with seasonal moisture, which moves slab foundations and drives most of the foundation work locals request. Many homes here sit on post-tension slabs, and limestone and caliche in parts of the city add digging and grading difficulty.
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San Antonio
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San Antonio's expansive clay can move several inches between wet and dry seasons. Slabs and footings need planning for that movement from the start.
Older neighborhoods near downtown have decades of soil movement already in the ground. Newer subdivisions on the far west and northwest sides often sit on heavy clay, so site prep matters on every lot.
Where caliche and limestone sit near the surface, digging and augering take more time. We factor that into excavation, stump removal, and driveway removal before concrete goes down.
At a glance
We handle foundation pours, excavation and grading, and concrete breaking and hauling for San Antonio properties, plus custom homes and additions.
Family-owned general contracting for homes and buildings across Central and Southeast Texas.
Custom home building and barndominium construction for Central and Southeast Texas families.
Home remodeling and renovation services across Central and Southeast Texas.
Excavation, grading, and site prep for Central Texas homes and commercial projects.
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Serving San Antonio
Our crew knows San Antonio. We will show up on time, assess the job honestly, and give you a clear written number before asking you to decide anything.
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Common questions from San Antonio customers about our services, process, and coverage.
Expansive black clay in San Antonio swells when wet and shrinks when dry. That movement can crack and shift slab foundations, so design and soil preparation should address it.
Caliche and limestone in parts of the city can slow digging and augering. Clay and rock both affect how grading and drainage work on a lot.
Far west side neighborhoods such as Alamo Ranch sit on especially heavy clay. Older areas closer to downtown have long-term soil movement already built into the ground.
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(713) 202-8182Hours