Industrial and Commercial General Contractors
Alice, TX

Eagle Ford Shale activity in Jim Wells County has driven a sustained wave of oilfield service construction in and around Alice. Equipment yards, pipe storage facilities, saltwater disposal support infrastructure, and the full range of oilfield service company bases that oil production counties generate are active project types in this market. Industrial Construction for oilfield facilities requires reinforced slabs engineered for the axle weights of loaded water tankers and heavy oilfield equipment, truck court surfaces designed for continuous commercial vehicle traffic, and secondary containment systems that meet Texas environmental compliance requirements. The US-281 truck corridor through Alice carries enormous oilfield equipment and water tanker traffic, and the industrial facilities that line it require durable heavy-duty concrete.

Healthcare is Alice's second major economic anchor, with Christus Spohn Hospital Alice serving Jim Wells County and a regional patient population drawn from the surrounding rural counties. Hospital facility improvements, medical office building construction, and the growing network of specialty clinics and physical therapy centers that follow a regional hospital generate institutional construction work with exacting requirements: medical-grade floor systems, vibration-sensitive equipment foundations, and the construction coordination complexity of building next to an operating patient care facility. The Alice Independent School District's campus construction and renovation program adds educational construction work to the mix.

The commercial corridor on US-281 — the main artery between Corpus Christi and the Rio Grande Valley — has attracted national retailers, fuel stations, chain restaurants, and service businesses that serve the through traffic between the coast and the Valley as well as the local population. Commercial pad foundations, parking lot construction, and the full range of retail and service building concrete are active project types on this corridor. Jim Wells County's soil profile includes a mix of expansive clay in the bottomland areas and sandy loam with caliche at depth in the upland brush country — conditions that require site-specific assessment before any commercial or industrial foundation design.

Inner Loop Construction serves Alice and Jim Wells County as part of our South Texas service territory, connecting the Corpus Christi metro to the north with the RGV to the south along the US-281 corridor. Whether you are building Eagle Ford oilfield service infrastructure, constructing medical or educational facilities, developing commercial pad space on the US-281 corridor, or installing industrial construction for the supply and service economy that an oilfield hub city generates, we deliver solutions that meet Texas building codes and the specific performance demands of South Texas construction.