Reliable Site Prep Support in McQueeney, TX

McQueeney sits in Guadalupe County, and if your property falls within a Special Flood Hazard Area, you will need a development permit before any site preparation or construction activity can begin. This applies to grading, excavation, fill placement, and most ground-disturbing work. Checking your flood zone status early keeps your project on schedule and avoids costly stops.

Texas law requires you to contact the 811 notification center at least two business days before any excavation starts. This is not optional — it is a legal requirement that protects you, your crew, and underground utility infrastructure on or near your site. Call before you dig, every time.

If your project disturbs one or more acres of land, you are required to obtain coverage under the TPDES Construction General Permit (TXR150000) through the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. This permit governs stormwater discharge during construction and applies to projects in McQueeney and the surrounding Guadalupe County area.

For developments in unincorporated areas like McQueeney, the Guadalupe County Environmental Health Department handles permitting and inspection of On-Site Sewage Facilities. If your site prep includes work near or around a septic system, coordinate with their office before ground is broken.

Site prep moves fast, and material delays cost real money. O'Leary Development Group coordinates deliveries around your McQueeney project schedule — not ours. Whether you are clearing a building pad, grading a driveway, or managing a larger development, we show up when the material is needed and where it needs to go.

We know Guadalupe County. We understand the permit requirements that apply to development in this area, including flood zone rules that affect properties throughout the McQueeney corridor. That local knowledge helps us support your job without adding confusion to an already complex process.

Projects near the Seguin ETJ have their own planning and code review requirements. If your work touches that boundary, delivery coordination and material staging need to account for that. We work with contractors across this region every day and understand how to keep material moving regardless of which jurisdiction applies.