Reliable Road Base Delivery in Cibolo, TX

Before you order road base for your Cibolo project, it helps to understand what you are actually working with. Road base — sometimes called flexible base — is a compacted mix of crushed stone, gravel, or recycled concrete that forms the structural foundation beneath roads, driveways, and pads. The Texas Department of Transportation defines this material under Item 247 Flexible Base, and it is the same standard used across South Texas construction projects.

If your project touches a public street or ties into city infrastructure in Cibolo, the City of Cibolo's Unified Development Code requires that all street construction use a crushed stone base that meets local design and construction standards. That means your material selection is not just a preference — it may be a code requirement. Work with your engineer or project manager to confirm what spec applies to your job before you place an order.

Cibolo sits within both Guadalupe and Bexar counties, which puts it squarely inside the San Antonio-New Braunfels metro area. That geography affects logistics. Delivery routes, county road access, and haul times all factor into scheduling. Planning your delivery windows early helps avoid delays once grading or base work begins.

O'Leary Development Group delivers road base and aggregate materials across Cibolo and the surrounding communities in Guadalupe and Bexar counties. We know the area because we work in it every day — on driveways, ranch roads, building pads, and commercial sites throughout the San Antonio metro region.

We stock and deliver material that meets TxDOT Item 247 Flexible Base specifications, so whether you are working on a private driveway or a project that connects to public infrastructure, you can order with confidence that the material is right for the job.

Cibolo's growth within the San Antonio-New Braunfels metro area means more projects, tighter schedules, and less room for delivery delays. We coordinate around your timeline. Our team is available Monday through Saturday, 7am to 5pm, to help you get material on site when your crew is ready to work — not a day later.