Concrete plants, quarries, and landfills in Travis County
A map of 80 heavy industrial and waste sites, built from Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) and EPA records and checked by hand. Use it to see what operates near a home, and to document location if you protest your appraisal.
Records checked October 18, 2026.
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Circles with a dark outline are 2026 batch plant approvals.
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Concrete batch plants approved in 2026
TCEQ approved 6 concrete batch plant authorizations in Travis County this year. Most are temporary plants for highway and construction projects, which TCEQ authorizes for a specific site. Two are permanent-site authorizations.
Approved
Location
Operator
Type
October 16, 2026
Texas Materials (CRH)
Temporary site
September 15, 2026
Texas Materials (CRH)
Permanent site
September 8, 2026
Webber
Temporary site
August 18, 2026
Texas Materials (CRH)
Temporary site
July 31, 2026
Centex Materials
Permanent site
May 14, 2026
Balfour Beatty Infrastructure
Temporary site
Approval dates and authorization numbers are from TCEQ's air permit database. Where TCEQ describes a site with driving directions instead of an address, the map point is placed from those directions and is approximate.
Using location in a property tax protest
Texas appraisal districts value homes at market value as of January 1 (Tax Code §23.01), and buyers weigh what is nearby. If a plant, pit, or landfill operates close to your home and the district's comparable homes are farther away, that difference is a fact you can document and present.
Confirm it was operating on January 1 of the tax year. A closed site, or one that opened after January 1, does not fit that year's value.
Measure the distance from your home, and from each comparable home the district used.
Show the effect you can observe: truck traffic, noise, dust, or odor, with dated photos or video.
Don't claim a dollar discount you can't support. Texas doesn't require sale prices to be disclosed, so tie any value difference to comparable sales or an appraisal.
The evidence checklist covers how to organize this alongside comparable homes and condition evidence.
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"Operating" means we confirmed the site is active through TCEQ's registry, the operator's current location list, or recent regulatory filings. "Active TCEQ authorization" means TCEQ lists a current permit or registration, but we did not independently confirm the plant is running.
Austin Asphalt. West side of Emma Browning Ave, about 1.25 mi north of Burleson Rd. Active TCEQ authorization, temporary or portable, location approximate. Source: TCEQ air authorization 151795L002
Texas Materials (CRH). Southwest side of Hergotz Ln, about 0.3 mi west of Dalton Ln. Active TCEQ authorization, temporary or portable, location approximate. Source: TCEQ air authorization 185014L001
Texas Materials (CRH). 5451 Hwy 71 E, Del Valle. Active TCEQ authorization, location approximate. Source: TCEQ air authorization 184620
Pulice Construction. Northwest corner of IH-35 and W Parmer Ln. Active TCEQ authorization, temporary or portable, location approximate. Source: TCEQ air authorization 174777L001
Balfour Beatty Infrastructure. TxDOT right-of-way, northeast corner of IH-35 and SH 71. Active TCEQ authorization, temporary or portable, location approximate. Source: TCEQ air authorization 183592L001
Texas Landfill Management. 3306 FM 1327, Creedmoor. Active TCEQ authorization. Source: TCEQ NSR Air Permits database
Texas Materials (CRH). East side of Robotic Ave, about 0.5 mi south of Tesla Rd. Active TCEQ authorization, temporary or portable, location approximate. Source: TCEQ air authorization 184412L001
Webber. TxDOT right-of-way, southwest corner of US 183 and Cesar Chavez St. Active TCEQ authorization, temporary or portable, location approximate. Source: TCEQ air authorization 180569L001
Pulice Construction. West side of FM 1825, about 0.2 mi north of IH-35. Active TCEQ authorization, temporary or portable, location approximate. Source: TCEQ air authorization 181897L001
Ranger Excavating. 7211 N IH-35, Austin. Active TCEQ authorization, temporary or portable, location approximate. Source: TCEQ air authorization 179385L014
We started from EPA's Facility Registry Service records for Travis County and kept only heavy industrial and waste categories. Each record was checked against TCEQ's Central Registry, operator location lists, and recent regulatory filings. Closed sites, duplicates, and miscoded businesses were removed: of 77 EPA records, 17 had closed, 20 were the wrong kind of facility, and 8 were mapped in the wrong place.
We then added sites EPA's data missed, from TCEQ's air permit database (concrete, asphalt, and crushing plants), its aggregate production operation registrations, and its municipal solid waste facility list. Sites with no permit activity in recent years were left out.
Many temporary plants are described in permits only by driving directions. We placed those by measuring along the roads named and checked them against appraisal district records, and they are marked as approximate. Where the directions couldn't be resolved, the site is left off rather than guessed.
Permits change. Plants close, temporary plants move, and new applications are filed every month. If you see an error, email support@lowering.tax and we'll correct it.
This map is general information, not an assessment of any site's operations or compliance, and not a statement about any property's value.