Construction Progress at Grass Court in Southlake, TX
WHAT IS A FICO® SCORE? FICO® stands for Fair Isaac & Company and is the name for the most well known credit scoring system, used by Experian. The credit bureau’s computer evaluates a complete credit profile and assigns a score, which is used to estimate credit worthiness. Each of the three bureaus (Experian, Trans Union,…
Okay, let’s be real, “luxury” gets thrown around a lot these days. But what does it really mean when it comes to your dream home? Is it all about marble countertops and gold-plated faucets? Or is there something more to modern luxury living? At J. Lambert Custom Homes, we believe that true luxury is about…
When navigating through the architectural styles and designs, you will discover there is an inspiration in the ambiance of Old World style homes. The home’s features are from diverse European cultures that capture their spirit, beauty, and charm. In a neighborhood, they stand out with a unique style of doors, windows, glass, balconies, among others,…
When you’ve decided to pursue a custom build, you’ve chosen to create a home that will be tailored to suit your style and vision. You don’t have to settle for templates, you can create your own blueprint. So, what are you looking for in your dream home? Here are 3 signs your dream design is…
Smart home technology has revolutionized the way we live, offering unprecedented convenience, comfort, and control over our homes. From automated lighting and climate control to advanced security systems and entertainment options, smart home features are transforming modern luxury living. At J. Lambert Custom Homes, we’re committed to building homes that seamlessly integrate cutting-edge technology with…
French Provincial Symmetry and balance are the hallmarks of French Provincial style. Houses are brick and stone, or they might feature some half-timbering on the exterior. The roof line is another defining feature–a steeply pitched and hipped roof with dormers. Second stories in French Provincial style are as tall as the first, and the windows…