My Story

Where Esparza USA started, and how a long road in the trades led to building homes of my own.

Where I Started

A childhood around job sites

I grew up watching things get built. My family did not have much, but there was always a project going on: a fence being repaired, a room being added, a neighbour who needed an extra pair of hands.

Looking back, that's where it started: not in a classroom, but on the ground, watching problems get solved with wood, concrete, and a lot of stubbornness.

A construction crew in hi-vis and hard hats on a large job site
Finding the Trade

Learning that this was the path

My first real job in construction was not glamorous: long days, harder lessons, and a crew that expected you to keep up or get out of the way.

That feeling is what turned a summer job into a career decision.

A tradesperson wiring an electrical fitting on site
Learning the Craft

Years on the tools

Over the years I worked under people who cared about doing things properly: measuring twice, respecting the client's home, and never cutting a corner just because no one would see it.

By the time I was leading my own crews, I already knew what kind of builder I wanted to be.

A crew working together on a reinforced concrete job site
Building the First House

Going out on my own

The first house I built from the ground up, start to finish, under my own name, is still the project I am proudest of.

That trust is what Esparza USA was built on, and it is what I still ask my crews to earn on every project.

A newly built home at dusk
Today

What drives the work now

Esparza USA today is bigger than one person, but the standard has not changed.

If you're looking for a builder who still shows up on site, this is that kind of company.

A completed family home on a residential street