Reliable Site Prep Support in Stone Oak, TX

Stone Oak sits in one of the more regulated areas of San Antonio when it comes to site preparation. Before any digging, grading, or clearing begins, there are several local and state requirements that apply to most projects in this area.

If your project disturbs one or more acres, you are required to obtain coverage under the Texas Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (TPDES) Construction General Permit for stormwater management. This applies to residential, commercial, and development projects alike in the Stone Oak area.

Stone Oak falls within the Edwards Aquifer Recharge Zone, which means most site preparation work also requires an approved Water Pollution Abatement Plan (WPAP) from the TCEQ before work can start. This is not optional — written approval must be in hand before site prep begins.

If your project involves any tree removal or clearing, San Antonio requires a tree permit for any tree six inches or greater in diameter at breast height. This applies to clearing work done as part of site preparation, so it is worth checking with the city before your crew shows up with equipment.

All excavation work in Texas also requires notifying Texas 811 at least two business days before digging begins. This is state law and helps identify underground utility lines before they become a costly or dangerous problem.

San Antonio's Unified Development Code governs zoning, setbacks, and land use for new development. Your project will need to be reviewed for compliance with the UDC before site development plans are approved by the city.

Site prep moves fast when everything lines up — and stalls out when it doesn't. O'Leary Development Group keeps your Stone Oak project moving by coordinating material delivery around your schedule, not ours.

We understand that Stone Oak projects come with real regulatory complexity. Between TPDES stormwater permit requirements, Edwards Aquifer WPAP approvals, and city tree permits, your timeline already has enough variables. Our job is to make sure material delivery is not one of them.

Before any delivery touches your site, Texas 811 notification requirements need to be satisfied by your excavation team. We work regularly with contractors who handle this correctly, and we time our deliveries to support the dig schedule — not disrupt it.

San Antonio's Unified Development Code shapes how sites get built from the ground up. We work with builders and developers who are already navigating that process and need a materials partner who shows up on time with the right load.

O'Leary Development Group is a local hauling and delivery operation based in San Antonio. We serve Stone Oak along with surrounding areas including Helotes, Timberwood Park, Bulverde, and Shavano Park. We know these roads, these job sites, and the pace that South Texas construction demands.