Explore roofing, lower levels and whole-home ideas. Filter by service, compare Before & After views and discover the details behind each design direction.
12 planning examples · Tap Before & After to compare.
A faded shingle roof over a traditional white-brick home.
A richer charcoal shingle finish that relates to the dark windows and brick facade.
An aging brown roof on a steep-gabled brick Tudor.
A dark dimensional finish that gives the complex roofline a more unified appearance.
A flat-looking gray roof above blue-gray siding and white trim.
Weathered-wood tones add depth while retaining the home’s established architecture.
An open unfinished lower level with exposed framing and concrete walls.
An inviting lounge and custom bar arranged around the existing structure.
A broad concrete room with a high side window and exposed structure.
A private theater with considered seating, dark finishes and subtle ambient lighting.
A narrow older brick basement with two small rear windows.
A warm wine room and bar that preserves the character of the brick and existing layout.
An unfinished walkout space with a large garden-facing door.
A bright fitness room with equipment zones, mirrors and warm wood detailing.
Damp staining at the wall-floor seam in an unfinished basement.
An illustrative perimeter water-management arrangement with wall treatment and accessible sump equipment.
An older open sump arrangement with signs of dampness nearby.
An illustrative covered basin, discharge route and backup arrangement, with access retained.
A traditional kitchen with dated maple cabinetry and a disconnected finish palette.
Coordinated oak cabinetry, a statement stone island and carefully balanced lighting.
A large traditional bathroom with dated fixtures and heavy finishes.
A quieter material palette with natural stone, warm cabinetry and a considered bathing area.
A dated living area with beige carpet, oak trim and a brick fireplace.
A cohesive living space with oak flooring, limestone and integrated storage around the existing room.
All portfolio and service-page imagery is AI-generated design inspiration, not photography of completed Moda Building projects. Examples illustrate possibilities; property assessment and an agreed scope determine actual work, materials and results.