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San Antonio
- Projects
- 1,255
- Permits
- 1,229
- Portfolio value
- $5.2B
11 county project records
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Find companies linked to recorded projects in Wilson County. Compare their project histories, explore county construction activity, and follow the records to each company profile.
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San Antonio
11 county project records
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Floresville
6 county project records
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Location not listed
6 county project records
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San Antonio
5 county project records
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San Antonio
4 county project records
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3 county project records
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SAN ANTONIO
2 county project records
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Watauga
2 county project records
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Austin
2 county project records
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San Antonio
2 county project records
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Location not listed
2 county project records
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Location not listed
2 county project records
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SAN ANTONIO
2 county project records
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Stephenville
2 county project records
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Austin
2 county project records
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Lubbock
2 county project records
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Houston
2 county project records
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Richardson
2 county project records
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San Antonio
2 county project records
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San Antonio
2 county project records
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POTH
1 county project records
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Pearsall
1 county project records
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Atlanta
1 county project records
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SAN ANTONIO
1 county project records
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SAN ANTONIO
1 county project records
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Victoria
1 county project records
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Hereford
1 county project records
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McQueeney
1 county project records
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SAN ANTONIO
1 county project records
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SAN ANTONIO
1 county project records
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Location not listed
1 county project records
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HOUSTON
1 county project records
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Houston
1 county project records
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Tyler
1 county project records
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Lytle
1 county project records
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El Paso
1 county project records
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Boerne
1 county project records
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BULVERDE
1 county project records
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Gonzales
1 county project records
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San Antonio
1 county project records
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Castle Hills
1 county project records
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Temple
1 county project records
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AUSTIN
1 county project records
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Location not listed
1 county project records
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La Vernia
1 county project records
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Allen
1 county project records
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Dallas
1 county project records
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Lubbock
1 county project records
ProfileProject and permit counts reflect different source records and can overlap. Recorded portfolio value is historical project value associated with a company, not revenue, a quote, or the size of an individual job.
County-wide TDLR project records, independent of the company filters above. These are aggregate project totals, not sums of company portfolios.
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The company list uses links between businesses and recorded county projects. Company filters apply to the full result set before pagination. County market statistics describe TDLR projects and do not change when a company filter is selected.
Company portfolios can include projects in several locations and multiple companies can be associated with the same project. County project value is an aggregate of county project records. Company values should not be added together to estimate the size of the county market.
74 profiles match this directory and the selected company filters. Companies linked to recorded projects in this county. A company may also work in other locations. The total is a directory count, not a census of every construction business.
Start with a company role or specialty, then inspect relevant permits and TDLR project records on the profile. Check which role the company held and where the work occurred. Confirm current licensing, insurance, references, and availability directly before hiring.
Use company roles and specialty filters to narrow the directory, then review individual project descriptions for residential or commercial experience. A company’s portfolio value is historical recorded work, not the size of an individual job.
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Use documented work to build a shortlist. Company profiles connect construction businesses with available Texas TDLR registrations, building permits, and other source records. Review the company’s role, relevant project history, specializations, and contact information before deciding who to approach.
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Engineering companies and technical design professionals. Follow the source projects to understand the work connected to each firm.
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