Bluwood passed the PCM test, and though there were a few “hiccups” in the beginning, they were quickly able to work things out. “Most suppliers aren’t used to builders being so precisely on time, or in doing what they say they are going to do.”
From the lush outdoor arrangements to the gold-tinted magnolia leaves entwining the iron railing of the magnificent central staircase, 64 Brentwood is all dressed up for Christmas…beautiful things the world has to offer.
Carlos Jardino believes so much in healthy breasts he’s prepared to put his money down for it. Not only does he build the show homes that raise millions for the Princess Margaret Foundation, he also gives generously to The Weekend To End Women’s Cancers…
Every PCM home is engineered by PCM approved consulting engineers, conforming to PCM’s exacting internal standards that include footings and foundation walls much larger and better reinforced than required by building code standards, in order to ensure stability and minimal or no settlement after completion…
How PCM manages to deliver on time, says Jardino, is a source of curiosity for other builders.
“The schedules posted at every site are routinely stolen,” he laughs. “But there’s no mystery – I work straight through on each home until completion, using the same quality trades, and I have a plan outlined to the minutest detail.”
For anyone who has build a house or an addition – or even tackled a kitchen renovation – time line is the enemy. Especially when you’re talking luxury and custom. Not so for Lisa and Peter MacDonald who decided to build their home with Carlos Jardino and PCM.
They used a stone facade, a strong sense of symmetry and oversized pillars to give visitors an immediate impression of grandeur and elegance, before they even step indoors.
