Residents in one of the San Antonio area’s fastest-growing communities are getting closer to a new place to pick up everything from lumber and power tools to paint and patio furniture. Construction on the new The Home Depot at Schertz Station has entered its final stages, with the exterior of the massive store now largely complete and a “coming soon” banner installed along a trailer outside the building.

A Home Depot spokesperson told MySA the new Schertz store is anticipated to open in early 2027.

The Schertz location is part of Home Depot’s broader expansion across the United States, according to the spokesperson The company said it opened three new stores in 2026 and plans to open 12 new stores across eight states, adding more than 1.6 million square feet of retail space.

“We’re excited about all of the progress we’ve made in our stores. And our efforts are paying off. In 2025, our customer satisfaction scores increased every quarter, and our tenure with hourly associates is the highest it’s been since 2017,” Ann-Marie Campbell, senior executive vice president for Home Depot, said in a statement. 

Near I-35 and Cibolo Valley Drive, the new store is part of the rapidly expanding Schertz Station development, which has attracted a growing list of national retailers and restaurants over the past year.

A recent visit to the site shows many of the retailer’s signature features already in place, including a covered garden center, an outdoor lumber yard and a dedicated pickup area for online orders.

According to filings with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, the project includes a 107,519-square-foot Home Depot and a 28,113-square-foot garden center, totaling more than 135,000 square feet. The privately funded project carries an estimated construction cost of $13 million.

Construction began in October 2025 and was scheduled for completion by August 1, according to state records. All TDLR filings are subject to change without notice.

Once open, the store will become one of the largest additions to Schertz Station, the 72-acre mixed-use development anchored by EVO Entertainment. The project has emerged as one of the fastest-growing retail destinations along the I-35 corridor, with businesses including Portillo’s, CAVA, Dave’s Hot Chicken, Chipotle Mexican Grill and several others already open or under development.

Find it: 18541 Ripps Kreusler Schertz, TX 78154