Mark Aldriedge Custom Homes LLC

Mark grew up in the metroplex, graduated from Abilene Christian University and has been building great homes in the Abilene area for 16 years. Mark’s 25 years in full-time ministry in the metroplex makes him a very good communicator.  Homeowners enjoy that he is sensitive to all the time and choices that come with making a home.

He comes to building as a 3^rd generation builder. His brother currently builds in the Arlington area, his dad built in Arlington for years and his granddad built a big part of Arlington. Terri, his wife, helps with designing and picking out selections for spec and customers who want some advice and help in selections. She also works at ACU.

Mark moved here because his wife’s sister had been building here for years and invited him to join in.  Some of the developments he has recently built in include… Prairie Song, Wylie Legacies, Southern Cross, Mockingbird Hill, Remington Estates and Oldham Oaks Estates.  Mark has a number of lots for you to consider, or he will help you find one to your liking and build there. Some plans are available for you to select from his website  www.markaldriedgehomes.com or he can have you sit with his designer and start from scratch. Mark does not charge anything for house plans if you go with him to build your custom home. Once the home is completed, he donates to a non-profit organization of your choice in your name.

For hobbies Mark spends time at the local gun club shooting and competing in sporting clay tournaments and fund-raising events, duck hunting and an occasional round of golf. Mark and Terri are members of the Highland Church of Christ and have 2 grown sons, one daughter-in-law and a granddaughter.

The home you will see in the Parade will be a Southern Living style home with some concrete siding, stone, brick and showcases some of the newest colors of granite, sinks, faucets, cabinet designs and colors!

Mark has served as the President for the local Home Builders Association and is currently on the Board of Directors.