Land Clearing · Excavation · Site Preparation in Round Rock, TX
Aday and Associates
Commercial general contractor in Round Rock handling site clearing, dirtwork, utilities, concrete and design-build for business owners across Texas.
- Listing reviewed
- Free estimates
- Best of Round Rock 2025 (construction)
- AGC Texas Building Branch member
Round Rock, TX30.5083° N · 97.6789° W
About the company
Who you're hiring
Short answer
Aday and Associates is a land clearing, excavation and site preparation contractor based in Round Rock, TX across Greater Central Texas, Austin, TX and Georgetown, TX. Call 855-499-2329 to talk through a project.
Aday & Associates is a commercial construction firm headquartered in Round Rock, founded in 2009 by President and CEO Temple Aday, a Texas A&M building construction graduate who spent 17 years as president of Chasco Contracting first. The company builds banks, churches, medical and Class A offices, retail, automotive and industrial buildings, both ground-up and as major renovations.
On the site side, their own dirtwork, concrete and site utilities group clears and grades commercial sites, excavates for foundations and utilities, installs water, sewer and storm drainage, and pours foundations, flatwork and retaining walls. Civil Superintendent Carlos Lopez oversees earthwork, utility tie-ins and storm drainage. They work mostly across the Central Texas corridor, including Round Rock, Georgetown, Cedar Park, Hutto, Pflugerville, Kyle and Austin, and take commercial projects statewide.
Temple AdayPresident & CEO · Founder
- Site work and building under one contractClearing, grading, utilities and concrete are done by the same firm that manages the building, so the civil phase isn't handed off to another contractor.
- Five-phase process to certificate of occupancyPreconstruction, permitting, site and civil work, vertical construction and closeout, with written change orders before extra work begins.
- Recognized workNamed Best of Round Rock 2025 for construction, with a 2026 Excellence in Design award from American Buildings Company for the Hutto Bible Church project.
- Long Central Texas track recordIn business since 2009; the founder's earlier career covers more than 200 Central Texas projects, including work at the Dell Diamond.
Reviews & credentials
What we know before you call
“We recently partnered with Aday & Associates on a new construction project for a local church. They were phenomenal to work with through every phase of the project - incredible communication, asked great questions, and responded quickly.”
“I've had the pleasure of working with Aday on many projects over the years as an electrician. They are very professional, helpful, phenomenal to work with.”
- InsuranceInsuredStated on their website
- In business2009
- EstimatesFree estimates
- Works withCommercial, Religious, Medical, Financial, Retail, Industrial
- Listing checkName, phone and location matched public sources
Services
What they take on
01
Dirtwork and site utilities
Site preparation for commercial projects: clearing and debris removal, grading and soil stabilization, and excavation for foundations and utilities, coordinated with civil engineers and utility providers.
- Land clearing and debris removal
- Grading and soil stabilization
- Foundation and utility excavation
- Water, sewer and storm drainage installation
- Electrical and communication trenching
- Erosion control
02
Site concrete
Concrete foundations and footings, sidewalks, driveways and structural retaining walls as part of the site package.
- Foundations and footings
- Sidewalks and driveways
- Retaining walls
03
Commercial general contracting and design-build
They run whole projects as a single point of contact, or hold both the design and construction contracts in a design-build arrangement to shorten the schedule.
- General contracting
- Design-build
- Construction management
- Permitting with local authorities
04
Planning and preconstruction
Feasibility studies, zoning and permitting help, budgets and schedules before construction starts, also offered on its own to owners who already have a contractor.
- Feasibility studies
- Zoning and permitting assistance
- Budget and cost analysis
- Site selection help
Recent work
From their job sites
Photos supplied by Aday and Associates from their own projects.
How it works
From first call to site-ready
- 01Preconstruction and feasibilityThe estimating team reviews size, use, budget and timeline and flags site, utility and zoning constraints early.
- 02Design coordination and permittingDrawings are checked for constructability and permits are filed and managed with the city.
- 03Site mobilization and civil workRough grading, underground utilities and concrete flatwork, overseen by their civil superintendent.
- 04Vertical constructionSuperintendents sequence the trades, hold weekly coordination meetings and keep owners updated on budget.
- 05CloseoutPunch list, inspections and certificate of occupancy, with warranties and as-built drawings handed over.
Service area
Where they work
Home base is Round Rock, TX.
Cities and areas they list
- Round Rock, TX
- Greater Central Texas
- Austin, TX
- Georgetown, TX
- Cedar Park, TX
- Texas statewide for commercial projects
Questions
Practical answers before you call
Straight from Aday and Associates's own published answers.
Ask them directlyDoes Aday & Associates do site work, or only buildings?
Both. Their dirtwork, concrete and site utilities group handles clearing, grading, excavation, underground utilities and site concrete for commercial projects.
Can they handle large commercial sites?
Yes. They prepare sites from small retail lots up to large industrial developments.
Where do they work?
They are based in Round Rock and mostly work the Central Texas corridor, including Georgetown, Cedar Park, Leander, Pflugerville, Hutto, Kyle and Austin, and take commercial projects anywhere in Texas.
Is the estimate free?
Yes. They offer a free consultation and project estimate and say a team member follows up within one business day.
How are change orders handled?
Changes are priced and presented to the owner as a written change order request before any extra work starts, and the budget log is updated on approval.
How long does a commercial build take?
By their estimate, a 2,000–5,000 sq ft tenant improvement runs about 60–120 days from permit, and a 10,000–25,000 sq ft ground-up building about 9–14 months including permitting.
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