Southern Horse Construction • Aggregate Hauling • San Antonio
Aggregate hauling
in San Antonio.
Aggregate hauling is at the center of our work in San Antonio. We move road base, gravel and dirt for small deliveries and larger construction projects. In addition, we can discuss dump-truck support, haul-off and equipment transport across nearby South Texas communities.
Hauling built around your job
Aggregate hauling.
Plan the whole delivery.
A good hauling plan starts with the details: what needs moving, where it needs to go and how the site operates. With those details in hand, Southern Horse Construction helps contractors, builders and property owners plan equipment and material transport.
Choose your hauling service
The right support.
For the next phase.
First, tell us what your job needs. Then we can discuss a single delivery, equipment move, haul-off or trucking support across several stages of construction.
Aggregate & Road Base
Coordinate delivery of base, gravel and construction materials to match your site requirements.
Explore aggregate & road base
Dump Truck Services
Arrange material deliveries, haul-off and truck support for one-time jobs or a larger production schedule.
Explore dump truck services
Dirt & Site Work Hauling
Plan fill delivery or removal with the quantity, material source and receiving location identified.
Explore dirt & site work hauling
Asphalt Hauling
Connect plant loading, delivery timing and paving operations with coordinated trucking support.
Explore asphalt hauling
Heavy Haul & Lowboy
Move heavy or oversized equipment with a hauling plan based on the load, route, access and required schedule.
Explore heavy haul & lowboy
Equipment Transport
Send the machine details, dimensions and pickup location so we can review the right transport approach.
Explore equipment transportSmall jobs. Large-scale capability.
Built for today’s job.
Ready for what’s next.
You do not need a large project to call Southern Horse. For example, a single gravel delivery or machine move can start a working relationship.
For larger jobs, we coordinate hauling capacity through our operations and established company relationships. As a result, we can plan work in phases as your needs change. We confirm capacity and timing after reviewing your project.
Plan beyond a single load
Service details that matter on site.
Different loads need different information. For that reason, include the load details below so we can prepare a useful quote.
Heavy haul and oversized loads
Provide the equipment make and model, weight, dimensions, attachments and operating condition. Also note pickup access, loading help and any known route restrictions.
Oversized or heavy moves may need additional route planning and arrangements. The actual load and route determine the requirements.
Lowboy and heavy-haul detailsEquipment and machinery moves
Tell us what is moving between jobs, whether it runs and how it will be loaded. For example, photos can show the machine, attachments and pickup conditions.
We review one-time moves and recurring equipment transport for contractors managing more than one site.
Equipment transport planningMaterial delivery and site preparation
Share the specified material, quantity, source and delivery location. Next, confirm where trucks should enter, turn and unload so delivery fits the site plan.
Discuss gravel, aggregate or fill and dirt hauling with the sequence of work in mind.
Haul-off and demolition support
Identify the material to remove, approximate quantity, loading arrangement and receiving facility. Before transport, confirm that the receiving facility accepts the material.
Share the demolition or cleanup schedule so hauling can be discussed alongside the rest of the project.
Demolition hauling supportFrom request to a hauling plan
Four clear steps.
Good coordination begins before a truck arrives. Here is how to start the conversation and get the right information in place.
Share the job
Send the load or material, addresses, quantity and preferred date. Also include your contact information and useful photos.
Review the details
Next, we discuss site access, loading, unloading, routes and the project schedule.
Confirm the plan
Then review the quote, availability and terms. Make sure the agreed schedule and instructions are clear before dispatch.
Keep in touch
Finally, identify the site contact and share changes in timing, material readiness or access as early as possible.
Make the first call count
Bring the details.
We’ll discuss the options.
Whether you are planning ahead or dealing with a time-sensitive request, a few practical details help us assess the work.
- Pickup and delivery addresses, with site contact numbers.
- Material type and quantity, or equipment weight and dimensions.
- Preferred date, start time and expected duration.
- Loading help, unloading instructions and access restrictions.
- Required tickets, documentation and any special project requirements.
What affects a hauling quote?
For aggregate hauling, distance is only one part of the job. The load, quantity, route, loading and unloading time, site conditions and schedule can all affect the scope and price.
Tell us about multiple stops, waiting time, after-hours requests or an uncertain quantity upfront. That way, we can account for those details when reviewing the quote.
Work with Southern Horse
Build the next working relationship.
Owner-operator opportunities
Own a truck and want to introduce your services? Share your equipment type, operating area, experience and availability. Then we review requirements and potential fit before discussing work.
Introduce yourself as an owner-operatorTrucking company partnerships
Operate a hauling company or need project support? Let’s discuss service areas, equipment capabilities and potential cooperation. Availability, responsibilities and terms are agreed for the work.
Start a company conversationBefore you book hauling
Straightforward answers.
Have a question about your particular load or site? Call (210) 929-1006 or send the project details below.
Can you help with a small job?
Yes. We welcome one-time deliveries, equipment moves and smaller hauling requests. Tell us the quantity or equipment, route and preferred date so we can discuss a practical plan.
Can Southern Horse support large-scale projects?
Yes. We can coordinate hauling for larger and multi-phase projects through our operations and established working relationships. We confirm the project requirements, capacity and schedule before work is committed.
What do you need to prepare a quote?
Send the pickup and delivery addresses, material or equipment details, estimated quantity or dimensions, preferred timing and a callback number. In addition, site photos and access instructions help us plan.
Do you offer same-day hauling?
Call for a time-sensitive request. However, same-day availability depends on the route, load and existing schedule. An online request is not a confirmed dispatch.
Do you offer payment on delivery and net terms?
We offer payment on delivery (POD), with approved net payment terms available under a contract or agreement. The accepted quote or agreement sets the payment due date, included charges and any approved credit terms. However, net terms are not automatic. Confirm them before we schedule work.
How is hauling priced?
Pricing depends on the material or equipment, route, quantity, loading and unloading conditions, waiting time and scheduling requirements. We discuss the scope and applicable terms before confirming the work.
Can you support recurring contractor work?
Yes. Share your expected workload, service areas, project stages and schedule. Then we can review an ongoing hauling plan and discuss terms for your project.
Do you serve areas outside San Antonio?
We serve surrounding communities and review other South Texas routes based on the work. Send both addresses so we can confirm coverage and availability.
Can owner-operators or trucking companies work with you?
Use our owner-operator or company partnership page to introduce your equipment, operating area and availability. Requirements and terms are reviewed before any work is confirmed.
Small jobs to large-scale projects
Let’s plan your next move.
Tell us what needs hauling and where the job is happening. We’re ready to discuss the service, route and schedule that fit your project.
Tell us about your project
Request a Hauling Quote
Share what needs hauling, the pickup and delivery locations, and your preferred date. Include a callback number so we can discuss availability and the project details.
Need to talk through the job? Call (210) 929-1006. Your inquiry starts a conversation; hauling is scheduled after the arrangements are confirmed.