Proposed Maintenance Building Addition in Mansfield, TX

Conveyor, Inc. has completed a 2,250-square-foot addition to its existing metal building at 200 South 4th Avenue in Mansfield. The project, filed as a Proposed Maintenance Building Addition, passed its final TDLR accessibility inspection in August 2026, confirming the construction is complete. This privately funded expansion was designed by John Taylor and Associates and registered with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation in February 2025.

Project Scope and Cost

The work involved adding a new metal building section to the existing structure, totaling 2,250 square feet. The estimated cost for this addition was $274,000, which calculates to $122 per square foot. This figure is below the county median of $175 per square foot for similar additions to existing buildings in Tarrant County. The scheduled build window of 118 days was also shorter than the county median of 184 days for projects of this type.

Mike Greisham of Conveyor, Inc. served as the owner of record for the project. Carie A Wall was the registered accessibility specialist listed in the filing. The project was privately funded on private land for private use, with no public funds involved. The design firm, John Taylor and Associates, has been involved in six other TDLR-registered projects totaling $3,490,000, including facilities in Kemp, Mansfield, Mesquite, Fort Worth, and Joshua.

Location and Area Context

The site is located in Mansfield, within Tarrant County. The surrounding area includes several other registered construction projects, such as Sound Stage and Attached Office, Compressed AIR Systems, and Champion Homes. Local businesses near the site include Factory Showcase Homes LLC, Skyline Homes of Mansfield, and IBC Service. According to U.S. Census ACS 2023 five-year estimates for ZIP code 76063, the population is about 81,758, with a median household income of $113,177. The median owner-occupied home value in this ZIP code is $378,600, and housing is predominantly owner-occupied.

The TDLR record shows that plan review was completed in February 2025, the same month construction started. The completion date on the filing was June 2025, but the final inspection was not passed until August 2026. This confirms that the physical construction and regulatory compliance processes have concluded. The project is now marked as Inspection Complete in the TDLR database.