Masonry and hardscape across San Antonio, Texas.
Give us the address and we will tell you whether we cover it.
We will get back to you to talk the job through.
Stone, base material and brick are heavy to haul, so the radius is drawn honestly rather than across the whole of South Texas. Here is the ground the way a local would describe it — by the road you take to get there.
San Antonio is home ground. Everything past it is inside a fifty-mile drive. If you are out near the edge of that, one phone call settles it before anybody loses an afternoon.
Everything inside Loop 1604 and out to the county line. Alamo Heights, Castle Hills and Shavano Park are the inside-the-loop runs; Helotes and Leon Valley sit west on Bandera Road; Converse, Live Oak, Universal City, Selma and Windcrest are the north-east side off I-35.
Past Loop 1604 on US 281 the ground starts to climb. Bulverde and Spring Branch come first, Garden Ridge sits over toward I-35, and New Braunfels is a straight half-hour run up the interstate. Canyon Lake is the far edge of that drive.
Schertz and Cibolo run straight on from the north-east suburbs and barely feel like a drive.
I-10 north-west and into the hill country. Fair Oaks Ranch is barely outside the loop and Boerne is the half-hour mark.
Fifty miles is the honest number. Home ground is San Antonio. Stone, base material and brick are heavy to haul, so the radius is an honest one rather than a map of the whole region — if you are out near the edge of it, one phone call settles whether we can get to you.
Not on the list? Call anyway. We’d rather tell you straight that an address is too far than take the job and show up late.