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Transforming a non-compliant 1,950-square-foot 1920s Washington, D.C. home into a 3,400-square-foot modern craftsman required the full depth of Moore Construction Group’s expertise. Facing strict municipal open-space rules, unexpected city administrative delays, and complex structural demands, MCG successfully executed a full gut renovation, rear addition, and basement underpin. The result is a high-performance primary residence featuring a flexible 1st-floor ensuite, an upstairs primary suite, and a fully equipped, independent basement Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU).

Spread across four split levels, this Northern Virginia home had solid bones but lacked the open gathering space, main-floor guest accommodations, and daily storage required by a growing family of four and their pets. Moore Construction Group engineered a single-story rear addition that added nearly 1,000 square feet of light-filled living space—drastically improving the home’s flow, indoor-outdoor connectivity, and functional square footage without compromising its original exterior charm.