Michal J. Cerny enjoys designing on a drafting table, feeling the connection between pencil and paper, put him into the creative zone that has brought such notoriety to Ambassador Fine Custom Homes Inc. as recognized through the various Awards and Media write ups. Once the initial design and second drafts are reviewed with the client, the hand drawings are put into autoCAD by his in-house architectural technician and engineers.
Ambassador Fine Custom Homes Inc. has been working with some of their trades for almost two decades, while many others over a decade. They have spent countless amount of energy working on these relationships, coaching and working with the trades in a true team like relationship so as to elevate the quality of workmanship to what has become known as the Ambassador Standard.
Whilst they are loyal to their trades, their priority is and always will be with the client. Each of the 164 work breakdown structure unit line items in the Budget is carefully scrutinized by getting quotations from other trades/fabricators/suppliers/artisans, comparing the pricing to those currently used with a view of keeping everyone honest; not assuming they will get the next project, the costing transparent and keeping the integrity in the process.
There is a flurry of excitement and anticipation by the client as the construction gets started. Months of planning are actually coming to fruition. Constant communication from Ambassador Fine Custom Homes Inc.’s staff continues via emails, texts and phone calls as well as onsite meetings. Cashflow projections, interior design decision making deadlines and progress reports are amongst the myriad of subject matters that will keep you ahead of the curve. No last minute decisions or payment requirements. Everything planned upfront and presented with plenty of notice so that your custom build can be the enjoyable experience it should be.
A sampling of one of our Traditional homes:
A sampling of one of our Contemporary homes:
The weather, detailed construction photo documentation and description of work that occurred are all part of the daily Site Diary update
The Gantt Chart is updated bi-weekly giving you a clear picture as to the progress of the project relative to its projected time line, whether it is leading or lagging overall and actual times to complete individual stages of the build
The 164 work breakdown structure unit line item Budget is updated with actual costs by category, sub-category and percentages, so you know with complete confidence exactly where every dollar is going and how it compares to the planned budget.
