Reliable Site Prep Support in Spring Branch, TX

Spring Branch sits in the heart of Comal County, and any construction or site preparation work here comes with real regulatory requirements you should plan for ahead of time. Comal County requires a development permit from the Comal County Engineer's Office before any construction activity begins — that includes grading, clearing, and general site prep work on unincorporated land in the area.

If your project falls within or near the City of Bulverde's limits or its extra-territorial jurisdiction, the Planning and Development Department handles permit review and issuance for grading, drainage, and clearing activities. It's worth confirming which jurisdiction your property falls under before scheduling any hauling or excavation work.

Texas law also requires anyone planning to dig — whether you're a homeowner or a contractor — to contact Texas 811 at least 48 hours in advance. This applies to any excavation that could intersect underground utility lines, and it's a legal requirement, not just a recommendation.

Spring Branch and the surrounding Comal County area are part of the Edwards Aquifer recharge and contributing zones. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality regulates construction activities in these areas under the Edwards Aquifer protection program. If your site falls within a regulated zone, additional review or permitting steps may apply before site work can start.

Projects closer to New Braunfels also need to account for stormwater management and erosion control requirements. The City of New Braunfels requires erosion and sediment control measures on all construction projects to protect local waterways. Planning for this early helps avoid delays once hauling and grading begin.

O'Leary Development Group is a locally operated dump truck and material delivery service based in South Texas. We work on site prep jobs across Spring Branch, Bulverde, Canyon Lake, New Braunfels, Boerne, and Timberwood Park — handling everything from single residential loads to multi-truck commercial projects.

Because we work in this region every day, we understand the permit timelines and site conditions that affect your project schedule. Comal County's development permit requirements mean that coordinating your hauling around approved timelines matters, and we're familiar with how that process affects delivery and grading schedules on local jobs.

Sites in the Edwards Aquifer protection zone require extra care when it comes to material placement and runoff management. We take that seriously because we work on these sites regularly and understand what's at stake for the land and the water supply in this part of Texas.

Whether you're building a pad site, clearing a driveway, or preparing a commercial lot, O'Leary Development Group shows up with the right equipment and the right materials. We're available Monday through Saturday, 7am to 5pm, and we serve the full Spring Branch area and surrounding communities.