Industrial and Commercial General Contractors
Castroville, TX

The construction pipeline in Castroville has accelerated dramatically in recent years. The $500 million Alsatian Oaks master-planned community represents the single largest construction initiative in the city's history, bringing 950 homes, 400,000 square feet of commercial space, and supporting infrastructure to a market that was previously defined by its historic small-town scale. A project of that magnitude requires concrete across every phase: residential slab-on-grade foundations, commercial building pads, parking lot networks, amenity area flatwork, and the road and utility infrastructure that ties it all together. Inner Loop Construction has the crew depth and project management capacity to contribute to a development at this scale.

Microsoft's $482.5 million data center expansion in the Castroville area adds a different dimension to the local construction market. Data center construction is among the most exacting construction work in any market: the structural slabs that support server equipment have strict flatness and levelness requirements, the generator and electrical switchgear pads must be engineered for concentrated point loads, and the exterior security perimeter and access road concrete must be designed for heavy vehicle traffic from delivery trucks and service vehicles. We have worked in mission-critical construction environments and understand that data center clients have zero tolerance for rework or schedule delays.

The 270-acre Airport Development Zone along FM 471 is designated for light manufacturing and commercial enterprises — a planned industrial area that will generate demand for industrial floor systems, truck court concrete, equipment foundations, and the supporting site infrastructure that a light manufacturing park requires. Castroville's position just 25 miles west of San Antonio on US 90 gives the zone excellent access to the San Antonio logistics network, which is precisely the kind of location that attracts distribution and manufacturing tenants looking for lower-cost land without sacrificing regional connectivity.

The clay-rich soils of western Bexar County require systematic sub-base stabilization before commercial and industrial construction work. Lime modification of the native clay, compaction to engineered density, and moisture conditioning are the baseline process — not optional steps that get value-engineered out when the schedule tightens. Castroville's construction boom is accelerating, and the projects being built today will be standing for fifty years. Getting the foundation right at the start is what makes that possible.

Inner Loop Construction covers Castroville with a full commercial and industrial construction scope: master-planned community infrastructure, data center and mission-critical facility construction, light industrial floor systems, retail site packages, and the commercial building foundations that a growing city requires. We execute in Medina County and western Bexar County with the same crew standards and project management discipline we bring to Houston and San Antonio proper.