Reliable Concrete Haul-Off in New Braunfels, TX

If you have broken concrete sitting on your property after a demolition, driveway replacement, or site prep project, you already know the city is not going to pick it up. The City of New Braunfels Solid Waste Division does not collect construction and demolition debris — including concrete and bricks — through its standard residential curbside service. That means you need a dedicated haul-off solution, and that is exactly what we provide.

In Texas, concrete falls under the state definition of construction and demolition debris — waste resulting from construction, renovation, or demolition projects. Whether you are tearing out an old slab, clearing a lot, or finishing a commercial build, the concrete has to go somewhere, and it has to go through proper channels. O'Leary Development Group coordinates that process so you do not have to figure it out on your own.

Most construction and site development activity in New Braunfels also requires permits — including grading, clearing, and changes to the landscape. We work alongside your project schedule and understand the permit environment here, so your haul-off fits into the broader workflow without causing delays.

We serve New Braunfels and the surrounding communities, including Seguin, Canyon Lake, Gruene, Spring Branch, Bulverde, Wimberley, San Antonio, McQueeney, and Garden Ridge. Each of these areas has its own rules around construction debris disposal. For example, the City of Seguin prohibits construction materials in residential waste containers and requires authorized disposal facilities. Bulverde requires grading permits for land-disturbing activities including clearing and filling. Wimberley regulates site development and land clearing through its Planning and Development Department. We understand these local requirements and work within them.

Gruene, the historic district within the City of New Braunfels along the Guadalupe River, is also part of our service area. Whether your project is in a historic neighborhood or a new commercial development, we coordinate the haul-off to match your timeline and site conditions.

Concrete haul-off is not just about removing material — it is about doing it efficiently so your project keeps moving. O'Leary Development Group handles the logistics, coordinates truck availability, and works around your schedule, not the other way around.

One practical reason concrete haul-off matters beyond just cleanup: recycled concrete aggregate is a recognized, usable material. According to both the TCEQ and federal highway research, recycled concrete can be repurposed as road base, fill material, and site stabilization aggregate. Proper haul-off means that concrete can be redirected into applications where it still has real value, rather than ending up as waste.