San Antonio Will Resurface Harry Wurzbach Road
Construction crews will complete road repairs between Loop 410 and Fort Sam Houston by mid-November.
Updated on Sept. 28, 2026 in Construction
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The City of San Antonio is conducting a major resurfacing project on Harry Wurzbach Road. The work focuses on repairing a stretch of road between Loop 410 and the gates of Fort Sam Houston.
Why it matters
The city initiated this project to improve road quality after identifying the corridor as a hotspot for traffic. The repairs aim to eliminate potholes and sunken surfaces that have developed over time.
The city allocated more than $750,000 for repairs on the road segment. Construction involves stripping the top 1 to 2 inches of eroded asphalt before laying new material.
The players
City of San Antonio
This is the municipal government responsible for managing the local Infrastructure Management Program.
Fort Sam Houston
This is a significant military installation that borders the section of Harry Wurzbach Road currently under repair.
Texas Department of Transportation
This state agency is partnering with the city to plan future roadway visions for the area.
The details
Crews are working during night shifts to tear up the top layer of asphalt and replace it with fresh material between Rittiman Road and San Antonio Boulevard. During the process, traffic is being rerouted into bike lanes or oncoming lanes using neon cones.
Timeline
The city allocated $750,000 for these road repairs in 2026.
Construction work is expected to conclude by mid-November 2026.
Market Landscape
This project follows the funding and maintenance priorities established by the City of San Antonio's Infrastructure Management Program. It reflects a broader shift toward targeted infrastructure investment in high-traffic corridors to support local activity centers.
Drivers using Harry Wurzbach Road will encounter lane shifts and construction activity during night shifts through mid-November. Commuters should prepare for potential delays while crews reroute traffic into temporary lanes.
The takeaway
Ongoing night construction on Harry Wurzbach Road is intended to smooth out road surfaces and improve traffic flow near military hubs. Local drivers should remain alert for shifting lane patterns through the middle of November.
Further reading
For more information on local development, see San Antonio Construction.
Source note: This article includes information reported by MySA.
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