Custom Home Builder at
Bluejack Ranch

The Construction Group is an independent Bluejack Ranch home builder for buyers who want their own team rather than the community’s in-house builder.

About Bluejack Ranch

Bluejack Ranch spans 914 acres in Aledo, in Parker County about 20 miles southwest of downtown Fort Worth. The community centers on an 18-hole course designed by Tiger Woods’ TGR Design, his second Bluejack project after Bluejack National near Houston. Plans include a working ranch with horses and longhorns, a spa, tennis and pickleball courts, pools, and a clubhouse, with roughly 500 to 600 residences. It sits inside the highly rated Aledo Independent School District, next to the Kelly Ranch master plan.

Can you bring your own builder?

Bluejack Ranch has an in-house builder actively marketing custom estate homes to lot buyers. For buyers who’d rather work with an independent team — one that answers only to them, not the developer — The Construction Group offers a full custom design-build alternative, bringing the same cost-plus transparency and direct accountability we apply on every project.

What the MUD means for owners

Bluejack Ranch is being developed through a Municipal Utility District, a special district that funds infrastructure outside city limits. MUD properties typically carry a district tax in addition to county and school taxes, so confirm the current district rate when budgeting your build and long-term ownership costs.

A building site, not a finished neighborhood

Bluejack is still being developed, with the golf course opening around 2026. That affects planning. Roads, utilities, and amenities are phasing in, so your builder’s schedule should account for site access, lot preparation, and the community’s review process from day one. We build that sequencing into the project plan.

Contemporary design on Parker County terrain

Rolling ranch land rewards long sightlines and deep connection to the outdoors. That’s what contemporary design does well: open plans, expansive glass, and covered outdoor living oriented to the views.

What building at Bluejack Ranch involves

Homes at Bluejack go through the community’s architectural review process to maintain design consistency across the property. Build timelines generally run 12-16 months depending on size and site conditions, and we coordinate directly with the review committee to keep design and construction moving smoothly.

Our Contemporary Work

While every Bluejack Ranch homesite is unique, this reflects the caliber of contemporary design and craftsmanship The Construction Group brings to Fort Worth’s premier communities.

Why The Construction Group

Contemporary architecture — open sightlines, natural light, seamless indoor-outdoor living — suits Bluejack’s rolling Parker County terrain especially well. As a Fort Worth-based builder since 2006, we give buyers a genuine alternative to the developer’s in-house option, with full transparency into cost and schedule from start to finish.

Frequently Asked Questions

In Aledo, Parker County, about 20 miles southwest of downtown Fort Worth.

No, but Bluejack does have an in-house builder that markets directly to lot buyers. Buyers who want an independent team can bring their own builder, subject to the community's design review process.

Homes at Bluejack Ranch typically range from $1.5M to $4.5M.

Bluejack Ranch spans 914 acres in Parker County and includes approximately 600 home sites.

Aledo Independent School District.

Most custom homes at Bluejack take 12-16 months from groundbreaking to move-in, depending on size and design complexity.

Yes. It’s being developed through a Municipal Utility District, which typically means an additional district tax. Confirm the current rate before you budget.

An independent builder works exclusively for you, not the developer — giving you full control over design decisions, budget transparency, and timeline without any conflict of interest.

Building at Bluejack Ranch?

Let’s talk about an independent build on your Bluejack Ranch lot.

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