Industrial and Commercial General Contractors
Wimberley, TX

Delta Millworks is the largest industrial story in Wimberley right now. The $34.7 million expansion of this custom millwork and building products manufacturer is adding 72 jobs to the local economy and requiring significant facility concrete: production floor slabs engineered for woodworking machinery loads, finishing room areas with surface coatings appropriate for fine dust environments, loading dock approaches, and vehicle circulation areas for material delivery and finished goods shipping. Manufacturing concrete at Delta Millworks has to perform reliably under the specific loads and operational patterns of a high-craft production environment, and we design our industrial pours to match what the operation actually puts on the slab.

ICON's 3D-printed home community in Wimberley is the kind of project that generates national press coverage, and it requires construction work that operates in coordination with ICON's proprietary Vulcan construction systems. The foundation systems, utility service penetrations, and site flatwork that support 3D-printed structures have to interface precisely with the printing system's base requirements—slab edges, embedded conduits, and grade-level thresholds need to be placed to tighter tolerances than standard residential construction typically demands. We've executed foundation coordination with non-conventional building systems and bring that precision to the 3D-printed home context.

Downtown Wimberley's boutique hotel and retail development activity centers on a historic square where the aesthetic character of concrete finishes matters as much as structural performance. Exposed concrete sidewalks, outdoor dining pad surfaces, and commercial entry approaches adjacent to limestone-clad buildings need concrete finishes that complement rather than clash with the Hill Country vernacular architecture. Broom-finished or exposed-aggregate concrete with warm aggregate colors reads better in this context than slick troweled gray; integral pigments can warm the color toward the warm tans and creams of the local limestone. We consult on finish options during pre-pour planning so the end product matches the design intent.

Wimberley's Blanco River setting means flood-related considerations affect some properties' foundation and flatwork design. FEMA floodplain mapping covers portions of the city, and structures in or near designated floodplains need foundations that comply with floodplain ordinance requirements—elevated finished floors, flood vents, and documented design compliance. We coordinate with Hays County and city officials on floodplain permit requirements and design our foundations to comply with current NFIP standards where applicable.

Inner Loop Construction serves Wimberley with construction work that respects the community's character, delivers the aesthetic quality the market expects, and performs structurally for the Hill Country's challenging soils and weather. From Delta Millworks' industrial floor to a downtown restaurant patio to a Woodcreek residential foundation, we bring the same precision and the same first-person accountability to every pour in this small but demanding market.