Ecomicron Remodeling

Ecomicron Holding LLC filed a TDLR registration for a 15,855 sq ft renovation at 1706 E New Hope Dr. in Cedar Park, Texas. The project, listed as "Ecomicron Remodeling," involves converting an existing building into office and manufacturing space. The estimated cost is $1,000,000, which works out to $63 per square foot. The filing was registered in July 2024, with a scheduled start in October 2024 and a target completion date of September 2025. That completion date has passed, but no plan review or inspection has been recorded in the public record.

The project is privately funded on private land. FTC Architects is the design firm of record, a firm that has registered six other projects in the region, including a $9,000,000 build in Haltom City and a $1,000,000 project in Austin. Darrell Glen Smith is the registered accessibility specialist for this specific filing.

Cost and Scope Context

Among 3,284 renovation and alteration filings in Williamson County, this project’s cost sits above the county median of $250,000. The median size for similar projects is 3,000 sq ft, making this scope significantly larger. While the scheduled build window of 364 days is longer than the county median of 92 days, the cost per square foot of $63 is below the county median of $95. These figures are derived from TDLR registration data for the county.

The surrounding area, ZIP code 78613, has a population of about 89,162 people according to U.S. Census estimates. The median household income in the area is $120,829, and the median owner-occupied home value is $461,900. Other registered projects in the immediate vicinity include the Shops at Lakeline and Cedar Park Laundry, both involving renovation or alteration work.

Because the September 2025 completion date has elapsed without recorded inspections, the current physical status of the building is not confirmed in the TDLR records. The registration remains active, but the absence of inspection data means the project’s progress is not verifiable through the state’s public accessibility database. Readers should note that construction status and business operations are distinct; the record only documents the filing and scheduled timeline, not daily operations or opening status.