Austin, TX
(512) 926-7326

Austin and Aransas Pass, Texas · since 1985

We pour the road, then we crush the old one back into base.

Aaron Concrete Contractors is a family and locally owned heavy civil contractor. Highway and roadway, underground utilities and box culvert, slip form barrier wall, curb and gutter, earthwork and grading, out of the yard on Nixon Lane. Two hundred miles south at Aransas Pass, the crusher turns clean rubble back into material you can buy by the load.

STA 0+00 · The yard

Family and Locally Owned · In Business Since 1985 · Free Quotes

Forty years on the same roads

Since 1985, and still answering the same number.

Aaron Concrete has built roadway in central Texas for four decades. Two operating yards, two estimators who pick up the phone, and crews that work in English and Spanish. If you are putting a package together, send it to a person, not a form.

Building Texas roadway since

1985

Building Texas roadway since

Operating yards, Austin and Aransas Pass

2

Operating yards, Austin and Aransas Pass

Of America and of Texas

AGC

Of America and of Texas

Weekday hours at both yards

7-6

Weekday hours at both yards

STA 12+50 · The work

STA 31+00 · Aransas Pass

The yard nobody knows about

Two hundred miles south, the crusher runs.

The Aransas Pass yard at 3274 Highway 35 takes clean concrete rubble, crushes it, screens it and stockpiles it back into base material. It has its own phone number, its own scale and its own regulars. Hover a mark to see what each part of it does.

Aerial view of the Aaron Concrete recycling yard at Aransas Pass, showing the crusher and screen train, conveyor stackers, a wheel loader and separated aggregate stockpiles

STA 44+00 · Materials

Sold by the load

Every cone in this photograph is a different spec.

Base does not get mixed with fill and sand does not get mixed with topsoil, which is why the piles sit apart with room to work between them. Call the yard with a quantity and a destination and it will quote the load.

Crushed concrete base
Sized and screened out of the yard's own crusher. Flex base and fill grades stockpiled apart.
Sand
Bedding and backfill sand, loaded by the yard's wheel loader.
Riprap
Broken slab sized for slope protection, channel armour and outfall aprons.
Topsoil
Stripped and stockpiled for restoration behind curb and along shoulders.
Aerial view straight down on the Aaron Concrete materials yard, showing a dozen separated stockpiles of crushed base, sand, riprap and topsoil
3274 TX-35, Aransas Pass

STA 58+00 · Austin

The pour is the easy part. Getting there on a live road is not.

Half of roadway work is done before any concrete arrives: traffic control up, forms set true, the mat tied, the subgrade proofed. The crews out of Nixon Lane do that part in front of moving traffic, on somebody else's schedule, and then they finish the surface by hand.

An Aaron Concrete Peterbilt tractor and polished aluminium belly-dump trailer, the door lettered Aaron Concrete Contractors, Road Contractor, Austin and San Antonio

STA 71+00 · On the road

US DOT 1792021 · TX DOT 000048022C

The name is on the door, the phone number is under it.

Aaron trucks run out of both yards under their own DOT numbers. The number painted on the door is the same one at the top of this page, and it has not changed.

  • Great to have a place to recycle concrete!!! Best prices around on materials as well. Highly recommended

    Terrance Lovelady · Google

  • Good material! Loaders know what they are doing. In and out quick.

    O.E.L. · Google

  • Great work ethic very polite driver's and deliver in a timely manner.

    Sylvia Delagarza · Google

  • Aarons folks are kind just wave me to the top of the rubble hill. Hit the scale and ask permission first, just like the big trucks do.

    Don · Google

Google reviews of the Aransas Pass yard, 4.6 out of 5 from 10 ratings

STA 86+00 · Before you call

Before you call

What estimating gets asked most.

Highway and roadway construction, underground utilities and drainage structures, slip form barrier wall, curb and gutter, sidewalk, driveway and parking lot paving, earthwork and grading, and concrete recycling. It is heavy civil work for public agencies and general contractors, not residential patio or decorative concrete.

Central Texas out of the Austin yard at 4108 Nixon Lane, and the Coastal Bend out of the Aransas Pass yard at 3274 Highway 35. The truck decals read Austin and San Antonio, and crews travel across the central Texas region and the surrounding areas.

Yes. The yard takes clean concrete rubble and crushes it back into base material. Drive onto the scale and ask permission before you tip, the same way the trucks do. Call the yard on (361) 489-7198 for current rates and what counts as clean.

Crushed concrete base, sand, riprap and topsoil are stockpiled and loaded by the yard's own wheel loader. Call (361) 489-7198 with the quantity and where it is going and the yard will quote the load.
A ten-man Aaron Concrete crew raking and screeding a fresh pour at an Austin intersection

STA 99+00 · End of run

Building Texas Roads

Two yards, one number, and somebody who has done this since 1985.

Call the Austin office for roadway, utilities, barrier, curb and earthwork. Call Aransas Pass for crushed material or to tip clean concrete. Weekdays, seven to six.

Austin (512) 926-7326
Austin yard
4108 Nixon Ln
Austin, TX 78725
(512) 926-7326
Aransas Pass yard
3274 TX-35
Aransas Pass, TX 78336
(361) 489-7198