Plaza Tower Hager Law Renovation in Tyler, TX

The Plaza Tower building at 110 N College Ave in Tyler, Texas, is the site of a specific interior renovation filed with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. This project, identified in the record as Plaza Tower Hager Law Renovation, involves the alteration of an open office space spanning 846 square feet. The scope includes the installation of new millwork and the creation of a closed office area within the existing footprint.

Garnett Brookshire is listed as the owner of record for this work, while Fitzpatrick Architects serves as the design firm. The estimated cost for the renovation is $74,506, which calculates to $88 per square foot. This figure is close to the county median of $97 per square foot for similar renovation and alteration filings in Smith County, though the total project cost sits below the median estimated cost of $275,000 for that category.

The project was registered with TDLR in January 2026 with a scheduled construction start in the same month. The filing indicated a target completion date of April 2026, suggesting a build window of 119 days. This duration is close to the median scheduled build window of 103 days for comparable projects in the region. Ronald L Davis is the registered accessibility specialist associated with the filing.

Although the target completion date of April 2026 has passed, the public record does not confirm that the work was finished. Specifically, no plan review or inspection has been recorded since the initial registration. Therefore, whether the renovation proceeded according to the schedule or was completed remains unverified in the available data. The status remains Project Registered.

The building is located in the Downtown area of Tyler, within Smith County. Nearby businesses include The Flowers Law Firm, P.C., Holmes, Moore, Waldron, & Parrish PLLC, and Regions Bank. The project is privately funded on private land for private use. Garnett Brookshire has six other TDLR-registered projects, several of which are also located at the Plaza Tower, indicating a pattern of development or maintenance at this specific address.