TOLUNAY-WONG ENGINEERS - LEVEL 3 in Houston, TX

The project identified as Tolunay-Wong Engineers - Level 3 is an interior renovation at 10710 Sam Houston Parkway West in Houston. The work involves selected areas on the third level of an existing three-story building. The project has an estimated cost of $350,000 and covers 3,112 square feet. The scheduled completion date was January 2026; TDLR has not yet recorded a final inspection, so the current state of the site is not confirmed in the public record.

The owner of record is Daniel Govind, LLC, and the design firm of record is Tramonte Design Studio. The registered accessibility specialist for this filing is Jeromy G Murphy. The scope is defined strictly as interior renovation to selected areas on a single floor. The project is privately funded and located on private land for private use. It was registered with TDLR in November 2025, and plan review was completed in March 2026.

Project Context and Comparisons

This renovation fits within a broader pattern of work by Tramonte Design Studio in the region. The firm has six other TDLR-registered projects totaling $5,700,000. These include a $2,800,000 project in Houston and a $700,000 project in Sugar Land that is marked as closed. The current project’s estimated cost of $350,000 is above the Harris County median for renovation and alteration filings, which stands at $250,000. The median size for such projects in the county is 4,000 square feet, making this 3,112-square-foot project smaller than the typical filing.

The cost per square foot for this project is $112, which is above the county median of $80 per square foot. The scheduled build window of 63 days is shorter than the county median of 92 days for similar work. These figures are computed from 39,050 TDLR-registered renovation and alteration filings in Harris County. The area surrounding the project has a median household income of $102,003 and a median owner-occupied home value of $599,500 according to U.S. Census estimates for ZIP code 77006.

The construction status remains a matter of public record uncertainty until a final inspection is logged. The TDLR status is listed as Review Complete, but this refers to the plan review phase. No further confirmation of physical completion exists in the provided data. Readers should note that construction records do not indicate business operations, hours, or service menus, only the physical alteration of the building structure and interior spaces.