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Reliable Asphalt Millings in Schertz, TX

Get the right material at the right time. We coordinate Asphalt Millings delivery around your Schertz project schedule, not ours.

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Why Choose Us

Why Schertz Chooses O'Leary Development Group

Significantly Cheaper Than Asphalt

Get a similar surface to hot-mix asphalt at a fraction of the cost — millings are the smart choice.

Eco-Friendly Recycled Material

Asphalt millings are 100% recycled from milled roads — an environmentally responsible surface choice.

Tail-Gate Spotting

Our drivers know how to tail-gate millings loads for easier and more even spreading on your surface.

Long Driveway Specialist

We routinely run multi-load deliveries for driveways and access roads over 500 feet in length.

What Schertz Customers Say

“Used millings for a parking pad at our shop. Packed down great and holds up to heavy equipment without any problems.”

Steve G. Small Business Owner, Schertz

“Professional service from start to finish. Driver tailed out the millings perfectly on our 300-foot driveway. Love the surface.”

Laura B. Homeowner, Schertz

“Got millings for an access road on my property. Second summer now — road has gotten harder, not softer. Really pleased.”

Carl T. Property Owner, Schertz

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you spread asphalt millings?

Our drivers tail-gate and spot loads to make spreading easier. For full grading and compaction, we'll point you to a trusted local crew on request.

Can millings be used for a commercial parking area?

Yes — many businesses use asphalt millings for parking areas. They provide a hardened surface at a fraction of the cost of poured asphalt.

How quickly can you deliver asphalt millings in Schertz?

Same-day delivery is available for most Schertz millings orders placed before noon. Call to confirm availability for your location.

Are asphalt millings slippery when wet?

When newly installed and wet, millings can be slightly slippery. After bonding and compaction, they provide good traction comparable to crushed aggregate.

What happens to millings in hot weather?

Heat helps millings cure and rebind. In summer, the surface may soften slightly in the hottest hours but firms back up as temperatures drop — this is normal.