GREGORY SPENCER FUNERAL HOME RENOVATIONS

Gregory Spencer Funeral Home Renovations is a 6,500-square-foot renovation project located at 4000 Miller Avenue in Fort Worth. The work involves various exterior and interior alterations to the existing facility, with an estimated cost of $225,000. This project was registered with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation in August 2026, and plan review is pending while completion is targeted for December 2026.

The renovation is privately funded and takes place on private land for private use. The owner of record is Wfg- Gregory Spenser Funeral Home INC., which is undertaking the physical changes to the building. The design firm of record is The Stensland Group, a practice that has registered other projects in the region, including work in Allen, Dallas, and Irving. Gary J Jacobs serves as the registered accessibility specialist for this filing, ensuring the renovation meets state accessibility standards.

The scheduled construction window spans from September 2026 to December 2026, a duration of 119 days. This timeline is longer than the county median of 92 days for similar renovation and alteration projects in Tarrant County. The estimated cost per square foot is $35, which is below the county median of $79 per square foot for this type of work. The total estimated cost of $225,000 is close to the county median of $250,000 for renovation filings in the area.

Project Details and Context

This geographic classification indicates the property is not in a high-risk flood area according to federal hazard mapping. The project status is listed as Project Registered, meaning the paperwork has been filed and accepted for the review process, but active construction has not yet been verified as complete or inspected.

The Stensland Group, the design firm of record, has six other TDLR-registered projects totaling $1,946,000. These include the Watters Creek Village in Allen and the Preston Trail Office Park Condos in Dallas. The variety of previous work suggests the firm handles both residential and commercial renovation scopes. For this specific funeral home renovation, the focus remains on the interior and exterior updates specified in the filing.

Readers should note that the TDLR record reflects construction and regulatory status, not the operational status of the business. The facts provided cover the renovation scope, cost, and timeline, but do not confirm whether the funeral home is open to the public or operating during the construction period. The completion target remains December 2026, pending final approvals and inspections.