Stone River Excavation serves qualifying commercial and industrial civil earthwork projects in College Station, Bryan, and the broader Brazos Valley corridor.
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We have been doing this work in Houston since 2015. No gaps, no rebrands, no ownership changes.
We use modern GPS-guided equipment through our partnership with Lone Star Layouts for precision grading that holds spec.
Commercial liability, workers compensation, and equipment coverage. All documentation available on request.
We run the equipment and crew your project needs, not a fixed crew that gets stretched across too many jobs.
College Station and Bryan sit roughly midway between Houston and the central Texas markets Stone River serves regularly. The Brazos Valley is within practical mobilization range of our Houston base, which means College Station-area projects carry shorter mobilization timelines and lower logistics costs than true reach markets further north or west.
Commercial development tied to Texas A&M University growth, the regional medical and research corridor, and continued residential expansion in Brazos County is generating consistent demand for civil earthwork at a scale that benefits from a contractor with owned equipment and a proven commercial track record.
Mass excavation, cut-and-fill, and bulk earthwork for commercial and industrial sites throughout the Houston metro.
Bulk earthmoving, grading, and soil management for complex commercial and industrial sites.
Detention and retention basin construction built to HCFCD and local drainage authority standards.
Trench excavation and coordination for storm drain, water, sewer, and wet utility installation on commercial sites.
Heavy commercial land clearing for undeveloped sites. Brush, timber, stumps, and debris removed and disposed of properly.
Turnkey pad site preparation for commercial and industrial builds. We take raw land to a finished, construction-ready surface.
The Brazos Valley sits on the western edge of the Gulf Coastal Plain, where the soils transition from the heavy clays of the Houston market toward the sandier loams of Central Texas. The Brazos River bottomlands in the area carry high-plasticity clay conditions similar to what Stone River works with daily in Houston. Away from the bottomlands, soils become more variable and site-specific geotechnical review becomes the critical step before bidding.
Stone River reviews the geotechnical report on every Brazos Valley project before submitting a number and coordinates with the civil engineer on any site-specific conditions that affect scope or sequencing.
Every project in our portfolio was completed on time and to grade. Browse a sample of our recent commercial and industrial work below.
Pad Site Development
Full-scope site preparation for a 14-acre industrial facility in west Houston. Scope included mass excavation, cut-and-fill earthwork, GPS-controlled finish grading, and stormwater detention integration. Delivered on schedule for general contractor handoff.
Commercial Land Clearing
Heavy land clearing across 22 acres of mixed brush, timber, and stumps for a multi-tenant commercial park. Site cleared, debris removed, and rough grade established for GC mobilization.
Detention Pond
Design-to-finish excavation and shaping of a 2.4-acre stormwater detention pond for a commercial development in Fort Bend County. Engineered slopes, inlet/outlet coordination, and finish grading to civil drawings.
Site Preparation and Grading
Site preparation and precision grading for a 6-acre medical office campus. Scope included topsoil stripping, subgrade preparation, and GPS-verified finish grading to within design tolerance.
Full-scope site preparation for a 14-acre industrial facility in west Houston. Scope included mass excavation, cut-and-fill earthwork, GPS-controlled finish grading, and stormwater detention integration. Delivered on schedule for general contractor handoff.
Heavy land clearing across 22 acres of mixed brush, timber, and stumps for a multi-tenant commercial park. Site cleared, debris removed, and rough grade established for GC mobilization.
Design-to-finish excavation and shaping of a 2.4-acre stormwater detention pond for a commercial development in Fort Bend County. Engineered slopes, inlet/outlet coordination, and finish grading to civil drawings.
Site preparation and precision grading for a 6-acre medical office campus. Scope included topsoil stripping, subgrade preparation, and GPS-verified finish grading to within design tolerance.
Yes. College Station sits within practical mobilization range of our Houston base and is part of our Gulf Coast corridor coverage. Mobilization costs are lower than more distant reach markets and are documented as a line item in every bid proposal.
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