Small businesses continue to face troubles in today’s economic climate. STM Construction, LLC, in Texas, has filed for bankruptcy protection. The company is seeking court protection as it restructures its debts and business operations.
STM Construction Files for Bankruptcy Protection
According to PacerMonitor, STM Construction, LLC, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The Texas-based contractor filed under Subchapter V, a provision designed to help small businesses reorganize and stay operational.
The company is a family-owned business that has been operating since 1957. The company’s portfolio spans commercial and residential projects, including new builds, restorations, renovations, and complex project recoveries. It undertakes both commercial and residential construction.
STM Construction is recognized for its client-focused approach, emphasizing clear communication, efficient budgeting, and quality craftsmanship. The firm strives to deliver consistent quality and strong client satisfaction across all projects.
Through this bankruptcy filing, the family-owned business aims to restructure its debts. The absence of an emergency motion suggests the filing is part of a planned restructuring effort. Through this filing, they will be able to implement a reorganization plan while keeping the business moving.
Case Filing and Court Proceedings
On October 28, STM Construction, LLC filed for Chapter 11 Subchapter V bankruptcy. The petition was filed while missing some schedules or statements. These need to be submitted by November 4, 2025, for the petition to be approved by the court.
Attorney Brandon Tittle filed the petition on behalf of STM Construction, LLC. It includes financial documents along with a list of the company’s 20 largest unsecured creditors. Now, a reorganization plan needs to be submitted to the court by January 26, 2026.
In addition to the bankruptcy petition, STM Construction filed several accompanying motions. One motion requests permission to pay pre-petition employee wages during the bankruptcy process. Another seeks to maintain or renew existing insurance policies to ensure operational stability. The company also requested permission to continue using cash collateral from its lenders.
The filing allows STM Construction to continue operations throughout the bankruptcy process. Clients can expect uninterrupted service during the proceedings.
