Corporate expansion plans underway at McCoy’s
McCoy’s Building Supply recently held a groundbreaking celebration for its new company retreat and expansion of its headquarters campus in San Marcos, Texas.
The 11,531-square-foot retreat, designed by Andersson/Wise, will have an indoor-outdoor design highlighting the natural beauty of Central Texas with a large outdoor area facing a grove of live oak trees, McCoy’s said.
“The Retreat is primarily for supporting the relational leadership training that has been a signature of McCoy’s leaders for over 20 years,” said Meagan McCoy Jones, president and CEO of McCoy’s Building Supply. “With this building, we can bring together our leaders from the field and from Headquarters to strengthen our company while showing off our hometown.”
Jones was joined by Page Michel, San Marcos Area Chamber of Commerce president and CEO; Justin Payne, San Marcos Area Chamber of Commerce Board Chair; and Mike Kamerlander, Greater San Marcos Partnership president and CEO, along with McCoy’s employees to honor the occasion.
Members of the San Marcos City Council, the San Marcos Area Chamber of Commerce, and the Caldwell County Commissioners Court also attended the event.
Ten Eyck is serving as landscape architects for the project, which will include outdoor meeting spaces and walking trails for headquarters employees to use. Eckermann Engineering will be involved throughout the project.
McCoy’s said Hill & Wilkerson will serve as general contractors for the upcoming build. The project is estimated to be completed in 2025.
“This expansion will allow McCoy’s to have a first-class corporate campus. It’s a significant investment in assuring our future as a San Marcos-based business that would have been impossible without the support of the City of San Marcos, both elected officials and city staff.”
Last month, McCoy’s provided an update on its upcoming Lockhart, Texas location slated to open in June.
With 3,400 employees, McCoy’s Building Supply operates 86 stores, 3 distribution centers, and 2 millwork facilities in Texas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico.
