Reliable Gravel Delivery in Floresville, TX

If you are planning a project in Floresville or anywhere in Wilson County, there are a few local requirements worth understanding before your first load of gravel arrives. Wilson County requires a Development Permit for construction and development activities within the county's jurisdiction, so if your project involves grading, site preparation, or new driveway installation, checking with the county early can save you time down the road.

The City of Floresville also has specific standards for driveways and parking areas. All driveways and parking areas must be surfaced with a permanent, dust-free, all-weather material. Gravel and crushed limestone are commonly used to meet this standard for rural and semi-rural properties, while concrete and asphalt are typical for in-town applications. Knowing this ahead of time helps you choose the right material for your situation.

If your delivery access involves a new driveway approach from a public street or sidewalk, the City of Floresville requires a permit before that work is performed. That applies to cutting a curb or constructing a driveway approach across a public sidewalk. It is worth coordinating with the city early if your site does not already have an established entry point.

Wilson County also has culvert requirements for new driveway entrances. When a new driveway is installed or an existing culvert is replaced, a culvert permit is required to ensure proper sizing for drainage. If your delivery site needs a new entrance, this is a step to address before materials arrive.

On the hauling side, Texas law requires that vehicles transporting loose materials like gravel must have their loads covered or secured to prevent spillage onto public roads. Our trucks operate in compliance with state transportation requirements, so your material arrives safely and responsibly.

O'Leary Development Group is a South Texas material delivery and logistics partner that works across Floresville, La Vernia, Seguin, San Antonio, Adkins, and surrounding areas. We handle gravel delivery, crushed limestone, road base, fill dirt, and more — coordinated around your project schedule, not a generic dispatch window.

We understand that a gravel delivery is not just dropping material at a job site. It involves knowing local permit requirements, site access conditions, drainage considerations, and what the ground underneath actually needs. Wilson County's development permit process and Floresville's driveway surfacing standards are part of the picture we help customers navigate, not just the load itself.

Our trucks meet Texas transportation requirements for hauling loose materials. Loads are properly covered and secured in compliance with state law, which matters both for road safety and for keeping your site access clean and professional.

Whether you are a homeowner putting in a new driveway, a contractor building out a site pad, or a ranch owner improving a back road, we deliver the material you need with straightforward scheduling and honest communication. Give us a call to talk through your project — we are available Monday through Saturday, 7am to 5pm.