Texas-born regional builder delivering all-included standard features in DFW's fastest-growing value corridors. An honest guide for families relocating to North Texas.
Bloomfield Homes was founded in 2004 in Mansfield, Texas, starting with just seven homes built from new floor plans developed by the Harder Organization. Over the next two decades, the company grew organically into DFW's 5th largest homebuilder by volume, delivering more than 20,000 homes for local families, while remaining privately held and family-oriented throughout. In 2021, the Greater Fort Worth Builders Association recognized Bloomfield as Homebuilder of the Year. The company is now headquartered in Southlake, TX.
Bloomfield builds exclusively in Texas, and almost entirely in DFW. That singular focus means their production systems, subcontractor relationships, and design center are all calibrated to the North Texas market. Their signature approach is an all-included features model: instead of stripping the base price and upselling buyers on every finish, Bloomfield bundles a wide range of features as standard. That distinction matters most at the contract table, when you're comparing true apples-to-apples cost with other production builders.
Two things distinguish Bloomfield from other production builders in the same price tier: what comes standard, and where they build.
Bloomfield includes stone exterior elevations, rotunda entryways, granite countertops, custom-built cabinetry, stainless steel appliances (range, microwave, dishwasher), architectural windows, a full sprinkler system, upgraded landscaping, and large covered front and rear porches, all at the base contract price. These are upgrade-line items at most competing production builders. For relocating families comparing true move-in costs, this bundled approach often means Bloomfield's effective price is closer to market reality than a lower-looking base price from a builder that charges for each finish separately.
Bloomfield builds only in DFW. Unlike national volume builders that divide their attention and supply chains across dozens of markets, Bloomfield's entire operation, sales, design, construction, and warranty, is focused on North Texas. Their trades know the soil conditions, their lot selection reflects local drainage realities, and their sales teams have genuine community-level knowledge. That's a practical advantage for relocating families who are making high-stakes decisions quickly.
Bloomfield concentrates in DFW's high-growth value corridors, Midlothian and the southwest suburbs, Aubrey and Denton in the north, Royse City in the east, and Melissa in north Collin County. These markets consistently deliver more square footage, larger lots, and newer infrastructure per dollar than established premium suburbs. For families relocating from high-cost markets where $600K felt modest, Bloomfield's DFW communities often represent a genuine lifestyle upgrade.
Bloomfield's active DFW footprint (as of May 2026) spans 5 suburbs across the southern, northern, and eastern growth corridors, 11 active communities per ShowingNew portal data, with 383+ homes available across the portfolio. Click any suburb link to read the full family profile, or search current listings directly.
The table below is generated from Kristen's ShowingNew portal data and refreshed each month. Bloomfield opens and closes communities as lots sell out, always verify current availability at bloomfieldhomes.com/new-homes or browse the portal below.
Showing 11 communities, sourced from ShowingNew and last updated 2026-05-26. Additional communities may be available; browse the full portal for current listings.
| Suburb | Community | Price Range | Beds | Baths | Sq Ft | Avail. | Promo | Portal |
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Texas law (RCLA) sets minimum warranty floors for new construction: 1 year for workmanship defects, 2 years for mechanical systems, and 10 years for structural. Bloomfield's administered warranty, managed through third-party provider American eWarranty, meets the 1-year and 2-year minimums. However, Bloomfield's written structural warranty runs 6 years, shorter than the 10-year structural coverage offered by most competing DFW builders including Highland Homes, Perry Homes, Meritage, and David Weekley. That gap is real and worth factoring into your decision, especially if you are buying in a market with expansive clay soils or drainage variability. Source: bloomfieldhomes.com/warranty.
| Coverage | Texas Legal Minimum | Bloomfield | What It Covers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Workmanship | 1 year | 1 year ✓ | Visible defects in materials and installation, flooring, trim, paint, drywall finishing, caulking, windows |
| Systems | 2 years | 2 years ✓ | Mechanical systems, HVAC, electrical wiring, plumbing, water heater |
| Structural | 10 years | 6 years ⚠ Below industry standard | Foundation, load-bearing walls, roof framing, and structural components |
Most major DFW builders (Highland Homes, Perry Homes, Meritage, David Weekley, D.R. Horton) provide 10 years of administered structural coverage. Bloomfield's American eWarranty policy runs 6 years. Texas RCLA implied warranties provide some independent protection, but they require litigation to enforce, the administered warranty is what buyers actually use day-to-day. Ask your buyer's agent to explain the practical difference before you sign. If structural warranty coverage is a priority for your family, compare Bloomfield's written warranty terms against the alternatives before deciding.
Bloomfield processes warranty service requests through American eWarranty, homeowners submit claims online or by phone. The warranty is transferable to a new owner if the home is sold during the coverage period, but written notice must be submitted to American eWarranty within 30 days of the resale closing date, or the warranty becomes void. Per BBB complaint data, warranty responsiveness has been a recurring concern for some buyers, particularly around electrical defects and roofing issues. Bloomfield's standard process includes a scheduled repair appointment, but escalation may be necessary for complex or recurring defects.
Normal wear and tear, cosmetic cracks that develop after the first-year period, landscaping beyond the initial installation, homeowner-caused damage, and items covered under manufacturer warranties (appliances, HVAC units, water heaters) once those product warranties expire. Read the American eWarranty documentation carefully at closing, exclusions are specific and matter for Texas soil and climate conditions.
Bloomfield Homes scores a 84 (A) on our 100-point builder index. Here's what drives that score, and where relocating families should pay attention before signing.
Bloomfield Homes runs year-round incentive programs across their communities, primarily structured as closing cost credits and interest rate buydowns. Documented offers have included seller contributions in the range of 4% of the purchase price, applicable toward closing costs or a rate buydown. Incentives vary by community and by where a phase is in its sell-down, end-of-phase lots often carry enhanced packages. The amounts change frequently and are not always advertised publicly; asking the sales agent directly (with your Realtor present) is how you find out what's actually available that day.
Bloomfield can purchase points on your loan to reduce the interest rate, either temporarily for years 1–2 (2-1 buydown) or permanently. With a typical DFW mortgage, a 1-point rate reduction saves hundreds per month. This is usually available when using Bloomfield's preferred lender.
At select communities, Bloomfield contributes directly toward your closing costs. This effectively lowers the cash needed at closing and is most useful for buyers who have stretched to maximize purchase price in a community they love.
As Bloomfield's lot sections fill out, they often offer enhanced packages on remaining lots, sometimes combining price adjustments, design center credits, or extra closing cost help. Kristen tracks active phase timelines across Bloomfield communities.
Important: Builder incentives are almost always tied to using their preferred lender. That's not inherently bad, sometimes the rate is genuinely competitive, but you should always get a competing quote from an independent lender first. A buyer's agent can help you compare the true cost of the deal across lenders.
As a DFW relocation specialist, Kristen regularly checks in with Bloomfield Homes sales teams across communities to stay current on what's being offered, rate buydowns, closing cost credits, upgrade packages, and end-of-phase deals. Before you set foot in a model home, a quick call with Kristen will tell you exactly what Bloomfield is running right now in the communities that fit your budget and school zone. That's information the sales agent won't volunteer unless you ask the right questions.
Important, register before your first visit: If you walk into a Bloomfield model home without registering a Realtor's name, you may permanently lose the ability to have buyer's representation for that community. Bloomfield's sales agent works for Bloomfield. Call or text Kristen at (602) 405-4115 before your first visit and she'll make sure her name is registered so you have independent representation at no cost to you.
Bloomfield offers two main plan collections in DFW. Their Classic collection spans approximately 1,800 to over 4,400 square feet, targeting the move-up buyer who wants more bedrooms, a media room, or a larger kitchen footprint. The Elements collection ranges from about 1,500 to 3,000 square feet and focuses on efficient modern layouts at a lower entry price. Both collections carry Bloomfield's full standard features package, Elements is not a stripped-down version, just a smaller footprint at a lower price.
Bloomfield operates as a production builder, the floor plans and structural layouts are fixed at the community level. Buyers choose from the plan set available in their specific community. Structural changes (moving walls, adding rooms, changing the floor plan layout) are not available after signing. This is standard for production builders in DFW; it is how Bloomfield controls build timeline and cost. What buyers do control is the design center selections from the plans available: exterior elevation choice, interior finishes (cabinetry style, countertop material and color, flooring, tile, fixture package), and lot position within the community.
Bloomfield operates an in-house design studio where buyers finalize their selections after going under contract. Virtual and remote appointments are available, relevant for families relocating from out of state who cannot travel to DFW mid-build for a design meeting. Kristen can connect clients with the right Bloomfield sales contact and help prioritize which selections have the most impact on resale value in the specific market.
Stone exterior elevations, rotunda entryways (on qualifying plans), granite countertops in kitchen and bathrooms, custom-built cabinetry, stainless steel appliances (range, microwave, dishwasher), architectural windows, a full underground sprinkler system, upgraded front landscaping, and large covered front and rear porches, all included at the base contract price. Source: bloomfieldhomes.com standard features documentation.
"Bloomfield gives you a lot of house for the money in markets that are genuinely growing. The standard features package is strong, and the communities are well-positioned for buyers who prioritize square footage and value over suburb prestige. The one conversation I always have before we visit a Bloomfield community: the 6-year structural warranty. It matters, and families deserve to know the difference before they sign."
For families relocating from higher-cost markets, California, the Northeast, or from Austin and Houston within Texas, Bloomfield often represents a genuine value unlock. The all-included approach means the base price is much closer to the real price. Where other production builders show a $450K base and then stack $60–80K in upgrades to get you to something livable, Bloomfield's contract price typically reflects a home that's already finished the way families want. That makes it easier to compare true costs across builders, and it's one reason Bloomfield consistently scores well among buyers who've shopped the DFW market broadly.
Where I advise families to look carefully: the structural warranty gap. Bloomfield's 6-year administered coverage through American eWarranty is shorter than the 10-year structural warranty you get from Highland Homes, Perry Homes, David Weekley, or Meritage. DFW expansive clay soils are unpredictable, foundation movement events do happen, especially in years 5–10 post-close. Having 10 years of administered structural protection vs. 6 years is not a small difference. If structural warranty coverage is a deciding factor for your family, I'd walk you through the comparison before you commit to a Bloomfield community. There are also documented warranty service complaints on file with the BBB, electrical defects in particular, that are worth knowing about before your pre-closing walkthrough.
Bottom line: Bloomfield is the right call for value-focused families who want a well-featured home in DFW's growth corridors and can accept the trade of a 6-year structural warranty for better price-per-square-foot. Call or text me at (602) 405-4115 before your first model home visit, I'll register my name so you have independent representation, brief you on current Bloomfield incentives, and make sure you're looking at the right communities for your family's school zone and commute.
Bloomfield Homes scores 84/A on our 100-point builder index, driven by a strong all-included features package, 20+ years of DFW-exclusive experience, and solid TrustBuilder reviews from 1,038 verified buyers (4.3 stars). They hold an A- BBB rating with 23 complaints over three years, not unusual for a builder of their volume, though complaint patterns around electrical defects and warranty response time are worth noting. The biggest honest flag is their 6-year administered structural warranty, which is below the 10-year coverage most competing DFW builders provide. For the price point and value corridors they build in, Bloomfield is a solid choice, with that warranty caveat clearly understood before signing.
In DFW, Bloomfield homes currently range from approximately $380,990 to $759,990 based on active ShowingNew portal data as of May 2026. Entry-level communities in Royse City start in the low $380K range; larger Classic collection homes in Aubrey, Denton, and Melissa approach $700K–$760K. Bloomfield's pricing tends to be more competitive than premium builders for a similar square footage, in part because their communities are in growth corridors rather than established premium suburbs, and because their all-included features model means the contract price reflects a more finished home than the base prices of competing builders who list upgrades separately.
Bloomfield's active DFW communities as of May 2026 are in Midlothian (4 communities in the southwest suburbs), Aubrey and Denton (Denton County north, 4 communities combined), Royse City (East DFW, 2 communities), and Melissa (north Collin County, 1 community). Historically Bloomfield has built across a wider DFW footprint. If your family needs a specific established premium suburb, Frisco, Southlake, Allen, or Coppell, Bloomfield does not currently build in those markets. Their strength is in the high-growth value corridors where your dollar buys more land and square footage.
Bloomfield's administered warranty runs 1 year for workmanship defects, 2 years for mechanical systems (HVAC, electrical, plumbing), and 6 years for structural coverage, managed by American eWarranty. The 1-year and 2-year periods meet Texas RCLA minimums; the 6-year structural warranty is notably shorter than the 10-year coverage offered by most competing DFW builders. The warranty is transferable to a new buyer if you sell during the coverage period, but written notice must be submitted to American eWarranty within 30 days of the resale closing, or the warranty becomes void. Read the full warranty documentation at closing, the exclusions are specific and relevant to Texas soil and climate conditions.
You don't need one, but you should have one, and it costs you nothing extra. Bloomfield pays the buyer's agent commission; the builder price is the same whether you bring a Realtor or not. Bloomfield's sales agent works for Bloomfield, not for you. A buyer's agent reviews the contract, explains upgrade pricing relative to market value, advises on lot selection, recommends independent inspectors, and represents your interests at the pre-closing walkthrough. If you visit a model home without registering a Realtor on your first visit, you may lose the ability to have that Realtor represent you for that community.
Bloomfield advertises approximately 6–9 months from contract to close for a ground-up build. In practice, current DFW construction timelines across most production builders are running closer to 10–12 months, depending on customization level, permitting, and inspection scheduling. Bloomfield typically carries significant spec (inventory) homes at active communities that can close faster, sometimes 30–60 days from contract to close for families who need an accelerated timeline. If your relocation has a firm start date for school enrollment or a job start, ask specifically about available inventory homes when you visit a community.
Bloomfield offers two main plan collections in DFW. The Elements collection runs approximately 1,500–3,000 square feet with a focus on modern efficiency and accessible pricing, typically starting in the $380K–$500K range in value-corridor communities like Royse City and Midlothian. The Classic collection offers larger plans from about 1,800 to over 4,400 square feet, targeting move-up buyers who want additional bedrooms, a media room, or a larger kitchen, with prices reaching $760K in communities like Union Park in Aubrey. Both collections include Bloomfield's full standard features package; Elements is not a stripped-down product, just a smaller and more affordable footprint.
Kristen has helped relocating families navigate Bloomfield Homes communities across DFW, from suburb shortlisting to contract review to closing day. Her representation costs you nothing on new construction, and Bloomfield's sales agent works for Bloomfield, not for you.
