Dos Juanitos Restaurant in Crowley, TX

The 1,420-square-foot renovation of Dos Juanitos Restaurant at Crowley Square Shopping Center is complete. The project passed its final TDLR accessibility inspection in June 2026, confirming that the construction phase has ended. This interior remodel of an existing retail space was registered with TDLR in December 2024, with construction beginning in January 2025 and concluding in April 2025 according to the initial filing.

Located at 440 East Main Street in Crowley, Tarrant County, the work involved converting a retail unit into a restaurant. Texas Crowley Partners LTD served as the owner of record, while Dean Dekker, Architect, was the design firm. The estimated cost for the project was $75,000, which equates to approximately $53 per square foot. This figure is below the median cost per square foot for similar renovation filings in Tarrant County.

Project Scope and Timeline

The scope of work was strictly limited to the interior remodel of the existing space to accommodate restaurant operations. The scheduled build window was 90 days, a duration close to the 92-day median for comparable projects in the county. Steven Todd Jolly was the registered accessibility specialist for the project. The funding was private, and the work took place on private land for private use.

Dean Dekker, Architect, has been involved in several other TDLR-registered projects in the region, including renovations in Dallas and Prosper. Other accessibility filings in the Crowley area include projects for Dermatology Southwest, Trailview Church, and the Crowley Learning Center. The surrounding commercial environment includes established businesses such as Planet Fitness, Dollar General, and My Credit Union.

Resident demographics for the 76227 ZIP code, based on U.S. Census estimates, indicate a population of about 55,437 with a median household income of $107,065. The housing stock is predominantly owner-occupied, with a median home value of $376,200. These figures provide context for the community in which the restaurant renovation was completed.

The TDLR record reflects a standard timeline for a mid-sized commercial renovation. The completion of the final TDLR accessibility inspection in June 2026 serves as the definitive marker of the project's conclusion. All regulatory requirements for the accessibility of the renovated space have been met as per the filing documents.