Landscape Rock Delivery in San Antonio, TX

San Antonio homeowners and contractors have good reasons to choose rock and stone for their landscapes. The San Antonio Water System (SAWS) offers incentives through their WaterSaver Landscape Coupon program for replacing lawn area with pervious materials like flagstone and crushed granite — so the right rock can actually save you money on your water bill.

Texas A&M AgriLife Extension recommends decomposed granite and river rock as effective inorganic mulches for San Antonio landscapes. These materials suppress weeds and conserve soil moisture without breaking down over time, making them a practical long-term investment for beds, paths, and open areas.

The City of San Antonio Unified Development Code permits inorganic materials such as rock, stone, and pebbles in landscaped areas when used alongside living plants. That means your decorative rock installation can meet local code requirements when planned correctly.

If your property sits near the Edwards Aquifer recharge zone, placement of fill materials including rock and soil is subject to Edwards Aquifer Authority regulations designed to protect groundwater quality. We're familiar with South Texas project requirements and can help you think through placement before delivery.

O'Leary Development Group is a local hauling and material delivery partner based in San Antonio. We deliver decorative boulders, river rock, flagstone, lava rock, crushed granite, and Texas limestone by the truckload to residential and commercial sites across the metro — including Cibolo, Schertz, New Braunfels, Seguin, and surrounding communities.

We give you straightforward per-load pricing with delivery included. No hidden fees, no vague estimates. Tell us your coverage area and dimensions and we'll help you figure out the right load size before we schedule the truck.

Our drivers are experienced with precise spot placement, which matters when you're trying to minimize the labor of repositioning several tons of rock after the fact. If access to your site is tight — less than 12 feet of clearance — talk to us and we'll work through the options together.

Crushed granite is one of our most requested materials for San Antonio projects. As Texas A&M AgriLife Extension notes, decomposed granite is a durable, long-term inorganic mulch that conserves soil moisture and resists weeds. It also packs into a firm surface for walkways and patios. Neighboring municipalities like New Braunfels formally recognize rock and gravel as compliant landscape mulch materials under their land development codes, reflecting how widely accepted these materials are across South Texas.