Gideon Math & Reading in Argyle, TX

Gideon Math & Reading Argyle completed its final TDLR accessibility inspection in September 2026, confirming the construction phase is complete. The project is a 1,400 sq ft addition to an existing building located at 1050 Market Way Suite 160 in Argyle, Texas. The filing identifies the facility as Harvest Town Center, a privately funded development in Denton County owned by Harvest Retail Partners LP.

Project Scope and Cost

The scope of work described in the TDLR registration is the finish out of after-school learning spaces. The estimated cost for this buildout was $50,000, resulting in a cost per square foot of $36. This figure is below the county median for similar additions to existing buildings, which stands at $151 per square foot. The total project cost is also in the bottom quarter of the 465 comparable filings in Denton County, where the median estimated cost is $420,000.

Construction began in January 2026 according to the filing, with a scheduled completion date of June 2026. The project registered with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation in June 2026, and plan review was completed in August 2026. Although the scheduled completion date passed before the final inspection, the record confirms the work was finished and passed the required accessibility standards in September 2026.

Owner and Location Context

Harvest Retail Partners LP is the owner of record for this project. The company has two other TDLR-registered projects in Argyle, totaling $650,000, including another location at Harvest Town Center with an estimated cost of $300,000 that is also inspection complete. The surrounding ZIP code 76226 has a population of about 40,516 and a median household income of $170,530, according to U.S. Census estimates.

The project is privately funded and located on private land for private use. The registered accessibility specialist for this work is Craig Andrew Senglin. The build window from start to scheduled completion was 161 days, which is close to the county median of 153 days for similar projects. The completion of the final TDLR accessibility inspection marks the end of the regulatory construction process for this specific addition.