Build Your Ranch
Hand-picked ranch, log, timber and barn-home builders in the places people are building now.
How it works
Every builder here was chosen for one reason: they build the kind of homes people dream about. Timber and stone, big porches, real craftsmanship.
Pick your region to see their work, then plan your build with our guides.
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Where to build
Texas
Cross Timbers acreage west of Dallas–Fort Worth, from Weatherford to Decatur.
Texas
Limestone, live oaks and long views. Fredericksburg, Kerrville, Boerne, Blanco and Wimberley.
Oklahoma
Where the Cross Timbers meet the prairie. Arcadia, Edmond, Guthrie, Luther, Choctaw and Norman.
Colorado
High valleys, heavy timbers. Steamboat, Gunnison, Crested Butte, Montrose, Pagosa Springs and Durango.
Wyoming
Sagebrush, hay meadows and real mountains. Sheridan, Cody, Laramie, Saratoga and Pinedale.
Montana
Big rivers, bigger sky. Bozeman, Paradise Valley, Livingston and the Flathead.
Idaho
Lake and timber country. Coeur d’Alene, Hayden, Sandpoint and the lakes in between.
Tennessee
Rolling pasture, limestone and old barns. Leiper’s Fork, Franklin, College Grove and Columbia.
Florida
Live oaks, board fences and horse barns. Ocala, Reddick, Citra, Micanopy and Williston.
Anywhere else
These log and timber frame companies design the house, cut it in their own shops and ship it to wherever your land is.
Before you build
Coming soon
Land, site work, foundation, frame, finish. A plain-English walk through the numbers.
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What to ask before you sign, from the foundation to the warranty.
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Plans with real homes behind them, so you know they work.
Planning a build?
New builders, floor plans and ranch homes in your inbox, starting with the cost guide.
For builders
We’re adding a small number of builders in each region whose work fits the look. Tell us about yours.