How many projects has Paddle creek design completed?

Paddle creek design has 6 registered projects in our database worth $2.1M, including 4 completed projects and 2 currently active projects across Texas with projects in San Antonio, Austin-Central Texas, Houston and 2 additional counties.

What types of projects does Paddle creek design work on?

Paddle creek design specializes in renovation projects, with 3 new builds (50%) and 3 renovations (50%) in their portfolio totaling 16,979 square feet.

Where does Paddle creek design operate?

Paddle creek design operates primarily in Travis, Comal, Tom Green counties, with projects in 6 cities including Spring Branch, San Angelo, Cedar Park, Del Rio, Lake Jackson.

What is the average project value for Paddle creek design?

The average project value for Paddle creek design is $343K, with a total portfolio value of $2.1M across 6 projects.

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Paddle creek design

1204 16th street, Hondo, Texas 78861

(830) 377-1197

Total Projects

$2.1M

Portfolio Value

Active Now

16,979

Total Sq Ft

Cities

$343K

Avg Value

About Paddle creek design

Paddle creek design is a registered architecture and design firm operating across Texas with projects in San Antonio, Austin-Central Texas, Houston and 2 additional counties with a comprehensive portfolio of 6 projects worth $2.1M. The firm specializes in renovation and adaptive reuse, having completed 3 new construction projects and 3 renovation projects totaling 16,979 square feet of designed space.

📐Portfolio Breakdown

3 new construction projects (50%)
3 renovation projects (50%)
Average project value: $343K
Total square footage: 16,979 sq ft

🗺️Service Areas

Travis County2 projects
Comal County1 projects
Tom Green County1 projects
Val Verde County1 projects

With 2 active projects currently in progress and 4 completed projects, Paddle creek design maintains a strong presence across 6 cities including Spring Branch, San Angelo, Cedar Park, Del Rio, Lake Jackson. The firm has established itself as a key player in Travis County architecture and design.