opted to remain anonymous, their thoughts are as encouraging and optimistic as my own for Prodigy Custom Homes: “an outstanding job. Exquisite detail and lifelong invaluable impressions were made available in every aspect of this home by Raul Correa and Prodigy Custom Homes.” “When you buy a car, you make sure and take the time to decide the make, model, color, style and interior detail of the vehicle. Building a home should involve the same detail,” Correa says. “The building of a home can last 12 to 15 months. But that is because we take our time. We make sure that every step, every concern, every detail is addressed. “There are times when an original design can take nine to 10 sketches. There are other times when it only takes two. But no mat-
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ter the case, we don’t proceed from one step to the next until the customer/homeowner is completely satisfied. This is too important of an investment to not pay attention to detail.” A project Correa holds near and dear to his prodigal heart is inherently relevant to the contemporary evolution that is birthing itself in San Antonio. Travel north on I-10 West, exit Boerne Stage Road, breathe in the addicting barbecue aroma of Rudy’s BBQ and turn left to find yourself traveling west on Boerne Stage Road. After you have passed the H-E-B shopping center, you will find a road that may be part of your future. That is because Correa is pouring his heart and soul into what San Antonio has been asking for: a model home that even with only description and rendering already holds a place of intrigue and