Shannon Medical Center Scope Wash Reno in San Angelo, TX

Shannon Medical Center completed a small-scale renovation at 120 E Harris Ave in San Angelo, converting a single storage room into two new rooms. The project, filed under the name Shannon Medical Center Scope Wash Reno, involved 300 square feet of interior work with an estimated cost of $130,000. This compact alteration represents a specific functional upgrade to the existing medical facility rather than a new construction build.

The construction timeline was rapid, starting in April 2024 and concluding in June 2024. This 56-day build window was shorter than the 122-day median scheduled build window for renovation and alteration projects in Tom Green County. The work was designed by O'Connell Robertson, a firm with a broader portfolio that includes projects in Austin, San Antonio, and the Houston area. The registered accessibility specialist for this specific filing was Susan D Gregonis.

Project Context and Cost

The estimated cost of $130,000 places this project below the county median of $300,000 for similar renovation filings. While the total cost is modest compared to the larger medical facilities associated with the owner, the cost per square foot is notably high. At $433 per square foot, this figure exceeds the county median of $95 per square foot for renovation projects. This disparity reflects the specialized nature of medical interior work, where small square footage often involves high-end finishes and strict regulatory compliance.

Shannon Medical Center and owner Dale Droll are responsible for this filing. All of these larger projects are also marked as closed. This current renovation serves as a smaller, targeted improvement within that broader portfolio of healthcare infrastructure in Tom Green County.

The project was registered with TDLR in April 2024. The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation closed the project file in June 2024, marking the end of the accessibility review process. This closure confirms that the required accessibility standards were met for the converted space. The work took place on private land for private use, funded entirely by private sources. The area surrounding the facility, ZIP code 76903, has a population of about 31,181 according to U.S. Census estimates, with a median household income of $49,045.