Hoffman Cabinets 206B Sentry Dr.

Hoffman Cabinets constructed a 15,472 square foot office, warehouse, and manufacturing building at 206B Sentry Dr. in Mansfield, Texas. The new construction project, filed with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, represents a significant expansion of the company's physical footprint in Johnson County. The structure serves as a combined facility for administrative functions, storage, and production activities.

The project was privately funded and developed by Hoffman Brothers Holdings, LTD. on private land for private use. Bink's Construction, Inc. served as the design firm of record, overseeing the planning and execution of the build. The estimated cost for the construction was $1,995,000, which equates to approximately $129 per square foot. This cost per square foot is close to the county median of $133 for similar new construction filings in the region.

Construction began in January 2025, following a registration in November 2024. The scheduled build window was 243 days, a duration that is close to the county median of 222 days for comparable projects. The site is located in Mansfield, a city with a population of about 81,758 according to U.S. Census estimates for the 76063 ZIP code. The area has a median household income of $113,177 and a median owner-occupied home value of $378,600.

This location detail is relevant for understanding the site's risk profile and infrastructure requirements. The construction process involved a registered accessibility specialist, Jeffery L Kelley, ensuring compliance with state standards. The project was one of 110 new construction registrations in Johnson County over the last 24 months, with a median estimated cost of $770,000 across that group.

The final inspection was passed in September 2025, marking the completion of the physical build. TDLR closed the project file in January 2026, which marks the end of the accessibility review process for this construction. This status confirms that the regulatory requirements for the new facility have been fully satisfied. The project is now considered closed in the state's records, reflecting the successful conclusion of the development cycle.