Christmas Lights for Argyle & Lantana
Out here the display doesn't stop at the roofline — it starts at the gate. Acreage estates, golf-community architecture, and the entries, fence lines, and long driveways that subdivisions never have to think about.
Full-service C9 LED — design, install, maintenance, takedown, and storage in one price.
Argyle and Lantana share one page because they share one design problem — and it's a good one: properties with more to light than a roofline. We build displays in three layers — roofline, trees, and the ground game of gates, fence lines, and driveway entries — with commercial-grade C9 LED custom-cut to each. Published DFW market rates run $5–$12 per linear foot full-service; acreage properties trend toward the top of the $700–$2,500+ range on footage alone. Design, install, in-season repairs, January takedown, and storage are one price, and quotes are free.
Subdivisions Have a Roofline. You Have Three Layers.
On acreage, the house is only part of the composition — and often not the part guests see first.
The roofline
Custom-cut C9 tracing gables and ridgelines — the anchor layer. On homes set far off the road, we weight the design toward the lines that read at distance.
The trees
Mature oaks on acreage lots take trunk wraps and canopy work that young subdivision trees can't carry. One statement tree by the drive can outshine a whole roofline.
The ground game
Gates, fence lines, and driveway entries — the layer only estate properties have. When the house sits three hundred feet back, the entry is the display for everyone driving FM 407 after dark.
Two Kinds of Country
One zip code, two very different install days — and we plan for the right one.
Argyle's acreage estates
Custom homes on horse-country lots, long private drives, barns and gate structures, and dark rural streets with no streetlights competing for attention. Out here a warm-white roofline carries for a quarter mile — restraint reads as confidence, and the entry work earns its keep. The same goes for the estate towns around you: Bartonville, Copper Canyon, and Double Oak are all inside our service area.
Lantana's golf-community streets
The master-planned community built around the private Lantana Golf Club runs on a different rhythm: semi-custom rooflines with repeating gable patterns, neighborhood standards worth respecting, and streets where several houses light up the same week. Crisp custom-cut lines and clean corners matter here — your roofline sits thirty feet from your neighbor's, and the difference shows.
The dark-sky advantage: with little ambient light, displays out here read brighter than the same design in town — which means good design needs fewer watts, not more. We design to the setting, and your January takedown is already in the price.
What properties here pay: published DFW market data runs $5–$12 per linear foot full-service. Acreage footage and mature trees push estates toward and past the top of the $700–$2,500+ whole-home range; Lantana homes usually land inside it. Itemized quotes let you light the layers you want this year and add the rest next season. Sourced breakdown on the DFW cost page.
Nearby: Flower Mound · Highland Village · Denton
Start at the Gate
Tell us what you'd like lit — roofline, trees, entry, or all three layers. Free, itemized, no obligation.
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Argyle & Lantana Questions, Answered
How much does Christmas light installation cost in Argyle and Lantana?
Published DFW market data runs $5–$12 per linear foot for full-service C9 LED, with most DFW homes landing $700–$2,500+. Acreage properties in Argyle often carry more roofline, more trees, and entry features that subdivisions don't have, which pushes toward and past the top of that range; Lantana's production and semi-custom homes usually land inside it. Every quote is itemized and free — you choose which layers to light.
Can you light gates, fence lines, and long driveways?
Yes — entry and gate lighting, garland and greenery on gate structures, and driveway-line design are part of our tree, landscape, and decor services. On rural properties the entry is often the display: the house sits three hundred feet back, but the gate is what every passing car sees.
What about power that far from the house?
We design around the power your property actually has — existing exterior outlets at the gate, barn, or landscape circuits — with timers so everything switches together. If a feature you want lit has no power nearby, we'll tell you plainly in the quote rather than improvise something on your fence line.
We have horses and dogs. How do crews handle that?
Tell us at the quote and we'll plan around your animals: gates closed behind us every time, no equipment left where animals graze, and scheduling coordinated so your routine isn't disrupted. Crews on acreage properties work like guests, because they are.
Do you also serve Bartonville, Copper Canyon, and Double Oak?
Yes — the whole estate corridor between Flower Mound and Denton, including Bartonville, Copper Canyon, and Double Oak. Same full-service program: design, custom-cut C9 LED, install, in-season maintenance, January takedown, and storage in one price.
When should Argyle and Lantana homes book?
Late summer or early fall. Acreage installs take more crew-hours per property than subdivision work, so they consume calendar days quickly — and across DFW, installers' calendars genuinely fill by late October. Early booking also leaves time to design the entry and driveway layers properly instead of rushing them.