Major renovations will begin in March at Flower Mound High School, according to new construction project filings with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation.
This will be Phase 2 of LISD’s 20-Year Life Cycle Maintenance and Repair project at FMHS, which opened in 1999. It will include the section of campus not previously refreshed in Phase 1 a few years ago. The total overall budget is $18 million, and work will begin as early as March 3, and last until October 2026.
A $3.9 million renovation project was filed separately, specifically for a refresh to the concession building and press box. That project is also expected to begin in March, and will be completed this summer.
When a building’s major components have reached the end of their 20-year life cycle, that facility is then slated for a complete 20-Year Life Cycle Maintenance and Repair, according to the Lewisville ISD website. Facilities slated for a 20-Year Life Cycle Maintenance and Repair are selected based on needs identified from the LISD Facilities Assessment Study, input from individual departments and the Facilities Review Committee.
According to LISD, a typical 20-Year Life Cycle Maintenance and Repair project includes replacement/repair of:
- HVAC Systems
- Roof
- Fire Alarm
- Fire Sprinkler
- Doors and Hardware
- Restrooms
- A/V Equipment
- Classroom Furniture
- Flooring
- Ceiling and Lights
- Walk-In Cooler/Freezer
- Stage Lighting and Curtains
- Paint
- Casework
- Technology Cabling
- Generator
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