Asphalt Paving and Chip Seal Contractor for Hunt and the Texas Hill Country's Guadalupe River Headwaters

Hunt is one of the Texas Hill Country’s most distinctive communities, an unincorporated settlement in western Kerr County at the confluence of the North and South Forks of the Guadalupe River, where the river originates in the Edwards Plateau limestone hills above Kerrville. The community is most widely known as the summer camp capital of Texas: the Guadalupe River corridor through Hunt and the surrounding Kerr County Hill Country hosts one of the highest concentrations of youth summer camps in the United States, with dozens of residential camps operating along the river and its tributaries each summer season. The Upper Guadalupe River Authority manages the watershed that the Hunt community depends on for the river quality and flow that makes the area’s camp economy possible. That summer camp concentration creates a seasonal commercial paving dynamic unique in the C. Brooks service area: during late spring and early summer, RR-1340 and RR-187 through Hunt experience vehicle traffic matching a small town, as hundreds of camp buses, equipment trucks, supply deliveries, and family vehicles converge on a community whose year-round population is a few hundred.

C Brooks Paving reaches Hunt from our base in approximately 80-90 minutes northwest, through Boerne and Kerrville on IH-10 and then west on RR-1340 through the Guadalupe River canyon. Hunt is the farthest-west community in our active Kerr County service corridor. We work here regularly on ranch and acreage residential driveways on Kerr County limestone and caliche terrain, commercial paving for the summer camp and hospitality operations along the river, and county road work in the western Kerr County ranchland. We assess each project on site and provide a written estimate specifying sub-grade conditions, drainage approach, and surface type before any work begins.