Reliable Road Base Delivery in Boerne, TX

Before ordering road base for any project in Boerne or the surrounding Hill Country, it helps to understand the material standards that apply in your area. TxDOT Item 247 Flexible Base is the foundational specification for road base materials across Texas. It defines the physical property requirements for grades 1 through 5 and covers both crushed and uncrushed aggregate options — so knowing which grade fits your project is a practical first step.

If your project falls within Boerne city limits, local subdivision regulations require that flexible base material conform to TxDOT Item 247, Grade 1 or 2. This applies to street construction in municipal subdivisions, so contractors and developers working inside city boundaries should plan accordingly and confirm material specs before delivery.

For projects in Kendall County — including ranch roads, private drives, and rural development — county rules require a minimum of eight inches of compacted flexible base using TxDOT Item 247 Type A or B, Grade 1 or 2 material for public road construction. Even for private projects, matching these standards is a smart baseline for durability in Hill Country conditions.

If your work extends into the San Antonio metro area, the City of San Antonio specifies that flexible base must consist of argillaceous limestone, calcareous limestone, or other approved materials, and must be free from vegetation or objectionable matter. Knowing this ahead of time helps avoid material rejections on job sites.

Projects in Bulverde follow a similar framework — flexible base for street infrastructure must meet TxDOT Type A, Grade 1 or 2 standards. Whether you are a homeowner building a private driveway or a contractor working on a subdivision street, confirming the applicable spec before you order saves time and rework.

Road base delivery is not just about dropping material on a site. Getting the right grade to the right place — in the right quantity — takes local knowledge and reliable logistics. O'Leary Development Group works across Boerne, Helotes, Fair Oaks Ranch, Bulverde, San Antonio, Spring Branch, and Timberwood Park, so we understand the material standards and site conditions that apply across each area.

Boerne subdivision regulations require TxDOT Item 247, Grade 1 or 2 flexible base for street construction. When you order through O'Leary, you get a delivery partner that understands these requirements — not just a truck showing up with whatever is on hand. We help you confirm you are getting material that meets the spec for your project type.

Kendall County requires a minimum of eight inches of compacted flexible base for public road construction, using TxDOT Item 247 Type A or B, Grade 1 or 2. Whether you are building a ranch road or a subdivision street, we can help you work through quantity estimates and delivery scheduling so you have material on site when your crew is ready to work.

We serve residential homeowners putting in a new driveway, contractors running commercial site prep, and property owners building out ranch infrastructure. Whatever the scale of your project, we handle deliveries the same way — on time, accurately loaded, and with straightforward communication from first call to final drop.