SAN ANGELO, TX — It’s a spring tradition that coincides with rodeo season, and it’s back for another tour through San Angelo’s most prestigious neighborhoods. The 2025 San Angelo Home Builders Association Parade of Homes features 11 custom-built homes from seven local builders, each showcasing modern designs, craftsmanship, and luxury living.
This year’s tour begins on the shores of Lake Nasworthy, winds through the scenic streets of Bentwood and Southland, and finishes in Santa Rita on one of San Angelo’s most sought-after addresses. Some of the homes are located on streets so new, even Google Maps hasn't caught up.
The homes are open for tours Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Builders and their representatives will be on site to offer guided walk-throughs, reveal hidden features, and answer questions. Subcontractors and craftspeople may also be available to discuss their contributions.
Here’s a look at this year’s featured homes:
#1 – 1905 Beaty Road
Builder: Bryan Benson, Clearview Custom Homes
1905 Beaty Road. Builder: Bryan Benson, Clearview Custom Homes
Located on Lake Nasworthy, this waterfront home marks a decade of custom builds in the Concho Valley by Bryan Benson and his partner, Kevin Reed of Clearview Custom Homes in Lubbock. Their design-build firm creates homes ranging from $300,000 to over $1 million. Benson, a San Angelo transplant and active community member, also serves on the San Angelo HBA board.
#2 – 5660 King Mill Circle
#3 – 5668 King Mill Circle
Builder: Adrian and Lorie Balderas, A.B. Builders
#2 – 5660 King Mill Circle. Builder: Adrian and Lorie Balderas, A.B. Builders
#3 – 5668 King Mill Circle. Builder: Adrian and Lorie Balderas, A.B. Builders
Two lots apart in a brand-new Bentwood section, these homes reflect the Balderases’ commitment to personal service and faith-driven values. Adrian, a three-time San Angelo HBA President and 2021 Texas Builder of the Year, brings hands-on experience to every project. The company is also known for building mortgage-free homes for wounded veterans through Operation Finally Home.
#4 – 5433 Riviera Lane
Builder: Sarah Ford, Concho Pearl Construction
#4 – 5433 Riviera Lane. Builder: Sarah Ford, Concho Pearl Construction
This stately home in southeast Bentwood is by Marine Corps veteran and Harvard MBA Sarah Ford. She brings a legacy of entrepreneurship and service to the building trade, following in the footsteps of her father, respected San Angelo builder Max Sanders. Ford aims to blend thoughtful design and hard work into every project.
#5 – 5301 Enclave Court
Builder: Chad Meeks, Circle M Custom Homes
#5 – 5301 Enclave Court. Builder: Chad Meeks, Circle M Custom Homes
Built around the corner from Riviera Lane, this home showcases Circle M’s full design-build capabilities. Meeks, a former tennis standout and business marketing graduate from Midwestern State University, learned the trade from mentor Eddie Holcomb of Harmon and Holcomb Homes. He specializes in custom builds and remodels.
#6 – 5194 Enclave Court
Builder: Collin McCrory, McCrory Custom Construction
#6 – 5194 Enclave Court. Builder: Collin McCrory, McCrory Custom Construction
This single-story brick home represents McCrory’s commitment to detail and transparency. A Wall native and second-generation builder, McCrory co-founded a commercial contracting firm and brings a client-first approach to residential design.
#7 – 5182 Enclave Court
#10 – 5627 Slayde St.
Builder: Danny Aguero, Sierra Vista Construction
#7 – 5182 Enclave Court. Builder: Danny Aguero, Sierra Vista Construction
#10 – 5627 Slayde St. Builder: Danny Aguero, Sierra Vista Construction
Sierra Vista has two homes on the tour — one in Bentwood and another in northwest Southland. Aguero launched the business in 2003 after combining field experience as a framer with corporate management skills from Wal-Mart. Today, he leads a team focused on budget-conscious design and construction.
#8 – 3142 Cedar Hill
Builder: HBA Showcase Team – Wesley Doss, Gary Floyd, Chad Decker
#8 – 3142 Cedar Hill. Builder: HBA Showcase Team – Wesley Doss, Gary Floyd, Chad Decker
This affordable yet high-end home is the official HBA Showcase Home. Built as a team effort by HBA leadership, it reflects the organization's mission of supporting affordable housing and promoting excellence in the trades.
#9 – 3606 Clearview Drive
Builder: Sutton Steele, Steele Custom Homes
#9 – 3606 Clearview Drive. Builder: Sutton Steele, Steele Custom Homes
In northwest Southland, this modern home reflects the vision of Sutton Steele, a San Angelo native and Texas Tech business grad. Steele combines timeless design with client collaboration and is deeply involved in the San Angelo community and local church.
#11 – 1609 Paseo De Vaca
Builder: Bryan Benson, Clearview Custom Homes
#11 – 1609 Paseo De Vaca. Builder: Bryan Benson, Clearview Custom Homes
This final stop is a luxurious in-fill home in San Angelo’s most historic neighborhood. Built by Clearview Custom Homes, it blends high-end finishes with timeless appeal on one of the city’s most iconic streets.
The San Angelo Home Builders Association, founded in 1950, is a nonprofit trade group committed to promoting quality, affordable housing across the Concho Valley. With nearly 300 members, the organization supports ethical business practices and strengthens the local construction industry.
Portions of the advertising and entry fees for the builders benefits the San Angelo chapter of Sleep in Heavenly Peace, a non-profit organization dedicated to make sure no child in our city sleeps on the floor by building and delivering beds to children who need them. More information about them is here.
The Parade is on Saturday, April 12, from 10-6 p.m. and again on Sunday, April 13, from 1-6 p.m. For a map and directions for this year's San Angelo HBA Parade of Homes, follow this link.
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