A new FuelMaxx convenience store and fueling center could soon rise along FM 359 in Brookshire, based on a recent state filing. The project is tentatively scheduled to break ground in December 2025 and wrap up by December 2026—but as always with early filings, dates and plans can shift.
A Quiet Stretch May Soon See a Big Change
The proposed FuelMaxx 124 is set for 6810 FM 359, just north of Sugarhill Drive and across from C&D Grocery. The site sits in a semi-rural pocket of Waller County that’s gradually drawing more commercial interest. According to satellite images, the lot appears undeveloped, with open land and residential homes nearby.
State records show that the new building would span 8,490 square feet and include a fueling canopy. The area doesn’t currently have many large gas stations or retail centers, so this project could draw both local residents and pass-through traffic. No signage or construction activity is visible yet, and official announcements from FuelMaxx have not been made.
About FuelMaxx
FuelMaxx operates a growing network of convenience stores across Texas, with a focus on fuel, snacks, and fast food offerings. Many of their locations serve smaller towns or roadside corridors, offering competitive pricing and regional brand familiarity. Recent filings suggest the chain is expanding steadily across Southeast and Central Texas, though not all filings result in finished projects.
Last Updated on June 12, 2025 by F.E.M