Build your custom home in Boot Ranch
We’ve built a home in Boot Ranch, so we know the homesites and what the Architectural Review Board looks for. Our team designs your home, gets the plans approved and builds it. If you haven’t picked a homesite yet, Steven will walk the options with you.
- We’ve already built a home in Boot Ranch
- Plans prepared for Architectural Review Board approval
- Owner-led: Steven walks your homesite and runs your build
- 10-year structural warranty
See if we’re a fit for your Boot Ranch home
7 quick questions · about 60 seconds · no obligation
What to know before you build in Boot Ranch
Boot Ranch is a private, gated club community about five miles north of Fredericksburg, spread across 2,080 acres of Hill Country with an 18-hole Hal Sutton golf course at its center. Homesites range from about half an acre to more than 13 acres.
Every home and landscape plan goes through Boot Ranch’s Architectural Review Board, and the community says there’s no deadline to build, which gives you time to get the design right. We know the process because we’ve already built here.
How we help
- Walk your homesite with you before you commit to a design
- Design around your views, slope and the community guidelines
- Prepare and submit plans for review, then handle any revisions
- Run the build with one point of contact from start to finish
Our Boot Ranch home
Open living spaces, Hill Country views and a covered patio with an outdoor fireplace and kitchen. Tap a photo to start planning yours.
“Steven and Hunter went above and beyond. Always responded in a very timely manner. Neat and clean job. They made this so easy and smooth. Highly recommend! Easy 5 out of 5!”Boogie RedixGoogle reviewStart my home →
Who you’ll work withYou work with the owners, not a sales team
We listen first, then work with you and our designers on a home that fits how you live and stays in your price range.
Custom homes made for Hill Country living
Every home is designed around your land, your views and the way you live.
From Kerrville to Canyon Lake
We build on private land and in Hill Country communities. Each area has its own rules for wells, septic, HOA review and terrain, and we know them.
From first call to move-in
Most homes take 6 to 18 months from design to move-in.
Tell us about your project
Answer a few questions so we come to the first call prepared.
Talk with our team
Go over your land, budget, timeline and what you want in a home.
Walk the land
We walk your lot together. Still looking? We’ll help you find one that works.
Design, estimate, build
Design with our team, get a detailed estimate, then we build.
We stand behind every home
Questions about building in Boot Ranch
Have you built in Boot Ranch?
Yes. Our Boot Ranch home has open living spaces, Hill Country views and a covered patio with an outdoor fireplace and kitchen. We’re happy to talk through that build and what yours could look like.
Do my plans need approval in Boot Ranch?
Yes. Boot Ranch’s Architectural Review Board approves home and landscape plans. We design with the guidelines in mind from the start and handle the submittal and any revisions with you.
Is there a deadline to build on a Boot Ranch homesite?
Boot Ranch says there is no deadline to build, so you can buy a homesite now and build when you’re ready. We’re glad to walk homesites with you before you buy.
How long does it take to build a custom home?
It depends on the design, the size of the home and the weather, but most homes take 6 to 18 months from design to move-in.
How much does it cost to build a custom home?
Cost depends on location, size, materials and design choices. After we talk through what you want, we give you a detailed estimate.
What is included in the price?
Our pricing usually includes site preparation, labor, materials and basic landscaping. Upgrades and specialty features can add cost, and we go over those with you upfront.
Do you offer design services?
Yes. Our in-house designers work with you on a home that fits your style and how you live.
What should I think about when choosing a lot?
Look at the location, the size of the lot, zoning, access to utilities and how close it is to the things you need. We can help with site selection and tell you what will work for the home you want to build.
Let’s talk about your home in the Hill Country
Answer 7 quick questions and our team will reach out to talk through your land, budget and timeline.