GAUGE FALLBROOK LOGISTICS PUMP HOUSE in Houston, TX

The Gauge Fallbrook Logistics Pump House is a completed 546-square-foot single-story building located on Fallbrook Drive in Houston. The structure, built by Gauge Fallbrook LLC, passed its final TDLR accessibility inspection in August 2026, confirming that construction is complete. This new construction project sits within the Fallbrook area of Harris County, where the owner has registered several other logistics-related facilities.

Project Scope and Design

Powers Brown Architecture served as the design firm of record for this compact facility. The filing describes the work as an unconditioned single-story CMU building with associated site work permitted separately. Future tenant improvements are also slated for separate permitting, indicating the current structure serves as a foundational shell for the pump house operations. The project was privately funded and developed on private land for private use, distinct from public infrastructure projects in the region.

With an estimated cost of $93,123, the project represents a modest investment compared to broader county trends. At $171 per square foot, the cost per unit area is above the Harris County median of $88 per square foot for similar new construction filings. However, the total project cost falls below the county median of $750,000, placing it in the lower quartile of investment for this type of work. The scheduled build window of 229 days aligns closely with the county median of 221 days, reflecting a standard timeline for a structure of this scale.

Gauge Fallbrook LLC is the owner of record for this facility, which is one of five TDLR-registered projects associated with the entity in Houston. These other projects include Building 01, Building 02, Building 03, and the main Gauge Fallbrook Logistics facility, totaling approximately $5.6 million in registered value. Powers Brown Architecture has also been involved in six other registered projects, including facilities in Leander and Baytown, showcasing a broader portfolio of commercial and institutional design work across Texas.

The completion of the pump house adds to the industrial and logistical infrastructure in the 77038 ZIP code. According to U.S. Census estimates for this area, the median household income is $50,655, and the median owner-occupied home value is $173,500. The site is situated near existing businesses such as Madrid Cleaning Services and tbr diesel repair, contributing to the local commercial ecosystem. The project’s registration with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation was finalized in March 2025, with plan review completed in the same month before construction began in July 2025.