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Ground-up commercial buildings, design-build, and site work for owners building along US-79, SH-130, and Ed Schmidt Boulevard — from the Co-Op District to the Hutto Megasite.
Builders of the award-winning Hutto Bible Church and headquartered just west of town on County Road 122 since 2009.
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Hutto sits on the Blackland Prairie in eastern Williamson County, where US-79 and the SH-130 toll road meet just outside town. Brushy Creek bends along its southern edge past Adam Orgain Park and the Brushy Creek Amphitheater, Cottonwood Creek threads through the trail system linking Fritz Park and Creekside Park, and Old Town around FM 1660 still anchors a city that has added thousands of rooftops in Star Ranch, Carmel Creek, Emory Crossing, and Brooklands.
That growth is exactly why Hutto needs commercial general contractors who can manage complex projects. Industrial users are lining up at the Hutto Megasite south of US-79, Innovation Business Park keeps adding office-warehouse space, and retail and restaurant pads are filling the corridor between FM 685 and SH-130. Nearly every one of those sites sits on expansive black clay with drainage headed toward Brushy or Cottonwood Creek — conditions that shape foundations, utilities, and schedules long before the first wall goes up.
Aday & Associates is already part of Hutto’s story. Our team built Hutto Plaza and delivered the new Hutto Bible Church — now open on Main Hippo Drive — a design-build project that earned 1st Place in the Church/Religious category of American Buildings’ 2026 Excellence in Design Awards. Headquartered a few miles west on County Road 122, we have served Hutto and the rest of Williamson County since 2009.
Every service we offer across Central Texas is available for projects in Hutto and its ETJ — from a single tenant finish-out in the Co-Op District to a multi-building industrial campus near the Megasite. Choose one service or let our team handle the entire project from dirt to certificate of occupancy.
As your single point of contact, we hold the contracts, run the schedule, and manage every trade from the first permit with the City of Hutto to the certificate of occupancy. That accountability matters on fast-moving retail and office projects along US-79 and Ed Schmidt Boulevard, where long-lead steel, storefront systems, and mechanical equipment have to be ordered early. Our superintendents sequence civil work, foundations, MEP rough-in, and finish trades so your Hutto project opens when you planned.
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Design-build puts architecture, engineering, and construction under one contract — the same delivery method that earned our Hutto Bible Church project a national design award. For owners racing to open near the SH-130 interchange or in the Co-Op District, overlapping design with early site work can shave months off a schedule. One team prices the design as it develops, so your budget stays honest from concept to ribbon cutting.
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If you already have a design team — or a general contractor of record — our construction management service puts an experienced owner’s advocate on your Hutto project. We track cost in real time, hold every trade to the schedule, and plan around review timelines at Hutto Development Services on West Live Oak Street. It’s a strong fit for churches, schools, and businesses building their first facility in one of the fastest-growing cities in Williamson County.
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Before you close on a tract along Limmer Loop or US-79, we help you find out what it will really take to build there. We review zoning under Hutto’s Unified Development Code, utility availability, floodplain near Brushy Creek and Cottonwood Creek, and whether a parcel sits inside city limits or the Hutto ETJ. The result is a realistic roadmap — budget, schedule, and approvals — before you commit capital.
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Our estimating and preconstruction team reviews your drawings, prices them line by line, and flags risks while changes are still cheap. On Hutto sites that often means pricing the building-pad and foundation approach your geotechnical engineer recommends for the area’s shrink-swell clay, and locking in long-lead equipment early while projects around the Megasite compete for the same trades. You walk into construction with a budget and schedule you can trust.
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Our in-house crews and equipment handle the site work every Hutto project depends on — clearing, grading, building pads, and underground water, sewer, and storm drainage. Hutto’s black clay swells when it’s wet and cracks when it dries, so moisture control and tested compaction during pad prep aren’t optional. With our civil superintendent running the dirt and concrete, the foundation phase gets the same accountability as the building above it.
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Geography & Soil
Hutto is built on Houston Black clay — the Blackland Prairie soil local farmers have long called “black waxy” — which shrinks and swells dramatically as moisture changes. Commercial building pads here need moisture conditioning, tested compaction, and foundations designed to the geotechnical report. Drainage matters just as much: land along Brushy Creek near Adam Orgain Park and along the Cottonwood Creek corridor between Fritz Park and Creekside Park can carry floodplain limits that decide where a building, parking lot, or detention pond can go.
Roads & Access
Our crews reach Hutto in minutes from our office on County Road 122, running US-79 east into town and SH-130 north and south of the interchange. We know the corridors shaping Hutto’s commercial future — Ed Schmidt Boulevard and Limmer Loop on the north side, FM 685 toward Pflugerville, FM 1660 through Old Town, and FM 3349 along the Megasite’s east edge — and we serve owners building near Star Ranch, Carmel Creek, Emory Crossing, Brooklands, and Lakeside Estates.
Local Project Experience
Hutto’s commercial work spans the full range. Congregations are expanding with the population — our Hutto Bible Church build now anchors Main Hippo Drive. Neighborhood retail and restaurants keep following new rooftops, from the shops at Hutto Plaza to the restaurants filling the Co-Op District around City Hall. And the industrial side is accelerating, with the 1,400-acre Hutto Megasite, the Hutto Mega TechCenter, and Innovation Business Park near the East Williamson County Higher Education Center bringing office-warehouse and flex space that needs experienced site and building teams.
Permitting, Regulatory & Seasonal Factors
Projects inside the city go through City of Hutto Development Services for zoning, site development, and building permits, while parcels in the Hutto ETJ add Williamson County review and often need utility extensions. Privately funded commercial projects valued over $50,000 also require Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) accessibility registration. Central Texas weather sets the rest of the calendar — spring storms that saturate clay pads and long summer dry spells that crack exposed subgrade — so we schedule earthwork and concrete pours around both.
Our design-build work on Hutto Bible Church took 1st Place in the Church/Religious category of American Buildings’ 2026 Excellence in Design Awards — chosen from roughly 100 submissions nationwide. Drive past it on Main Hippo Drive and you’ll see the quality we bring to every Hutto project.
Our office on County Road 122 sits just west of town, so superintendents and site crews can be on your Hutto job quickly. We know the City of Hutto’s processes, Williamson County review, and the realities of building on Blackland Prairie clay.
President and CEO Temple Aday brings more than 40 years of commercial construction experience and more than 200 Central Texas projects — including the Dell Diamond Home Run Porch and Intel Club. A Texas A&M Building Construction graduate, he spent 17 years as President of Chasco Contracting before founding Aday & Associates in 2009.
We self-perform dirtwork, concrete, and site utilities and pair them with general contracting, design-build, and construction management. Fewer handoffs means fewer gaps — and one team accountable for your schedule and budget.
We’re a family-owned firm built on faith, family, loyalty, resiliency, and results. That’s why clients like Andy’s Frozen Custard have trusted us with multiple locations, why we hold a 4.9-star Google rating, and why we were named Best of Round Rock 2025 in construction.
Our commercial general contractors serve every corner of Hutto, TX — Old Town and the Co-Op District, the Ed Schmidt Boulevard and Limmer Loop corridor, the Megasite south of US-79, and the Hutto ETJ. From our base on County Road 122, we build throughout the eastern Williamson County growth corridor and the greater Austin area.
Hutto Neighborhoods & Districts
Nearby Cities We Serve
A commercial general contractor manages your entire project as a single point of contact — design coordination, permits with the City of Hutto, subcontractor selection, material procurement, scheduling, quality control, and closeout. At Aday & Associates, we also self-perform dirtwork, concrete, and site utilities, which keeps the critical early phases under our direct control. You deal with one accountable team instead of a dozen separate vendors.
It depends on the size and type of project. As a general guide, a 2,000–5,000 square foot tenant improvement may take 60–120 days from permit issuance, while a 10,000–25,000 square foot ground-up building typically runs 9–14 months including permitting. In Hutto, utility availability, floodplain review near Brushy or Cottonwood Creek, and ETJ status can all affect the front end of the schedule, so we build those into your timeline from day one.
If you want one firm to build the project and take responsibility for delivering it, hire a general contractor. If you already have a contractor or design team and want an independent advocate watching cost, schedule, and quality on your behalf, construction management is the better fit. Aday & Associates offers both — along with design-build — so we can recommend the delivery method that makes the most sense for your Hutto site and budget.
Yes. Our design-build work on Hutto Bible Church on Main Hippo Drive earned 1st Place in the Church/Religious category of American Buildings’ 2026 Excellence in Design Awards. With design-build, one contract covers architecture, engineering, and construction, so design and early site work can overlap and your budget is priced as the design develops. It’s often the fastest path for churches, retail, and owner-occupied buildings in Hutto.
Hutto sits on Houston Black clay, an expansive Blackland Prairie soil that swells when wet and shrinks when dry. That movement can crack slabs and stress structures if the building pad isn’t prepared correctly. We follow the geotechnical engineer’s recommendations for moisture conditioning, compaction testing, and foundation design, and our in-house dirtwork crews control pad preparation directly so it’s done right before concrete is poured.
Yes. We serve owners and developers across Hutto’s growth corridors — the Megasite south of US-79, Innovation Business Park, the Ed Schmidt Boulevard and Limmer Loop area, and the commercial pads near the US-79 and SH-130 interchange. Industrial and office-warehouse projects in these areas often involve large building pads, utility extensions, and detention, which our site work and general contracting teams handle together.
Projects inside city limits are permitted through the City of Hutto Development Services Department, which handles zoning, site development, building permits, and inspections. Parcels in the Hutto ETJ may also require Williamson County review. Privately funded commercial projects valued over $50,000 must be registered with TDLR for Texas Accessibility Standards review. We manage these submittals and keep the approval timeline built into your schedule.
Yes. We build new restaurant and retail spaces and handle tenant improvements and renovations in and around the Co-Op District on US-79 and the historic Old Town blocks along FM 1660 and Park Street. These sites often come with tight lots, existing utilities, and active foot traffic, so we plan logistics, staging, and safety carefully to keep neighboring businesses open while we work.
Whether your site is a pad off Ed Schmidt Boulevard, a storefront in the Co-Op District, or raw acreage near the Megasite south of US-79, Aday & Associates is ready to walk it with you. Request your free consultation and estimate for your Hutto project, and our team will follow up within one business day. We serve all of Hutto, the Hutto ETJ, and the surrounding Williamson County communities.
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