Elliott Electric Supply

Elliott Electric Supply completed a new 29,507 sq ft metal building warehouse and office at 10099 State Hwy 30 in Bryan. The project, valued at $2,500,000, represents a significant expansion of the company's physical footprint in Brazos County. This facility was designed by Element Architects and built specifically to serve as a distribution and administrative hub for the electrical supply business.

The construction process followed a structured timeline under Texas accessibility regulations. The project was registered with the TDLR in January 2025, with plan review completed within the same month. Construction began in April 2025, and the final inspection was passed in March 2026. This sequence reflects a standard build cycle for a commercial facility of this size, ensuring compliance with state codes before the site was ready for its intended use.

The estimated cost of $2,500,000 places the project in the upper tier of local commercial builds, exceeding the county median of $700,000. However, the cost per square foot of $85 is below the county median of $116, suggesting efficient material or labor utilization for a metal structure of this magnitude.

Elliott Electric Supply is an active participant in the Texas construction market, with several other registered projects across the state. These include facilities in Lancaster, Cleburne, Nacogdoches, and Haltom City, with a combined value of nearly $20 million. The company’s presence in Bryan adds to a growing network of locations that support regional electrical contractors and DIY customers. Element Architects, the design firm of record, has also worked on various commercial projects in the Houston area, including retail and dental office spaces.

The TDLR closed the project file in August 2026, which marks the end of the accessibility review process for this construction. This closure confirms that all required inspections were satisfied and the building met the necessary standards for occupancy. The facility in Bryan is now a completed asset in the state’s commercial infrastructure, ready to support the operational needs of Elliott Electric Supply and its customers in the Brazos Valley region.