Asphalt Paving and Chip Seal Contractor for  Mountain Home  and the Texas Hill Country's High Edwards Plateau

Mountain Home is among the smallest and most remote communities in the C. Brooks service area, an unincorporated Kerr County settlement on US-290 at the RR-479 junction, approximately 18 miles northwest of Kerrville in the high western Edwards Plateau. The community sits at approximately 1,800 feet elevation, making it the highest-elevation active service area location in the entire C. Brooks network. Mountain Home’s identity is defined by one of Texas’s most legendary ranching operations: the Y.O. Ranch, established in 1880 by Charles Schreiner, the same man who founded Kerrville and whose family helped shape the Hill Country’s economic history. The Y.O. Ranch has operated continuously for over 140 years on the limestone hills of western Kerr County, and today it is both a working ranch and one of Texas’s best-known exotic wildlife ranches, drawing hunters, wildlife photographers, and guests from across the country to the Mountain Home area year-round. The paving market in Mountain Home follows from this character: ranch driveways, hunting lease access roads, wildlife property entry gates, and the rural residential and commercial scope of the US-290 corridor through one of the Hill Country’s most remote and elevated landscapes.

C Brooks Paving reaches Mountain Home from our base in approximately 90-100 minutes northwest, through Boerne and Kerrville on IH-10, then northwest on US-290 through the high Edwards Plateau toward Mountain Home. This is the farthest point in the active service area along the US-290 northwestern corridor, and we work here regularly on the ranch driveway, hunting property access road, and rural property paving scope that characterizes Kerr County’s most remote western ranchland. We assess each project on site and provide a written estimate covering sub-grade conditions, drainage approach, and surface type before any work begins.