NFCU Copperas Cove Renovation

Navy Federal Credit Union is undertaking a major interior renovation at 3010 E Hwy 190, Suite 148A, in Copperas Cove. The project, filed as the NFCU Copperas Cove Renovation, involves 3,775 square feet of space within Coryell County. With an estimated cost of $1,200,000, this alteration represents a significant investment in the local commercial landscape.

The scope of work includes the partial demolition of non-structural partitions. Contractors will remove all existing finishes, glazing, air conditioning and heating systems, lighting, and power and data infrastructure. The renovation will then install new finishes, interior glazing, HVAC systems, lighting, and plumbing and mechanical components to support a new layout. This comprehensive approach ensures the space meets modern operational standards.

Project Status and Timeline

The project was registered with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) in July 2026. Construction is scheduled to begin in August 2026, with the filing indicating that completion is targeted for December 2026. This 137-day build window is longer than the county median of 92 days for similar renovation filings. The extended timeline reflects the depth of the interior work required, including the removal and replacement of core building systems.

Yerby Five Hills I LLC Etal is listed as the owner of record for this privately funded project on private land. Sirma Saddiq, architect, serves as the design firm of record, while Michael Lynn Kelley is the registered accessibility specialist. This location in Copperas Cove, a city with a population of about 41,895, places the renovation in an area where housing is mostly owner-occupied and the median household income is estimated at $70,629.

The estimated cost of $318 per square foot is above the county median of $77 for renovation and alteration projects. This places the project in the top quarter of cost estimates for its type in Coryell County. The owner has another TDLR-registered project in the area, the Shops at Five Hills, which has completed its review. The Navy Federal renovation adds to the commercial development activity in this part of the region.

Readers should note that the TDLR record tracks the construction and accessibility compliance of the building work. It does not provide information about the business's opening date, hours, or services. The status of the construction project is distinct from the operational status of the credit union branch. The registration confirms the scope, cost, and timeline of the physical alteration to the suite.