Selangor
Ijok, Kuala Selangor
Single-storey bungalow
Recorded from bare land: earthworks, foundations, walls, roof, through to the porch lights on.
- Site work
- Structure
- Finishing
- Completed
- Interior
Portfolio: Real Homes We Have Built
Photographs from our own sites, from structure through to handover. No stock photography, no 3D renders passed off as finished houses — if it is on this page, we built it.
- Project locations
- 15
- Site photographs
- 417
- Houses completed
- 230+
- as at 2026-09-18
- States
- 3
Photographs of finished houses are easy to find. What is more useful to you are the mid-construction ones, because that is where the standard of work shows: the plaster finish before it is painted, the roof frame before the tiles cover it, and whether the site is run tidily.
So each project below has its own gallery of every usable photograph, in the order they were taken, from site work to handover.
The best way to assess a contractor: ask to visit an active site. We will arrange it.
Featured project · Saujana Utama, Sungai Buloh
Not just a finished house. A home that is already lived in.
We photographed this two-storey bungalow from grey block walls behind blue site hoarding, through to the garden, the timber gazebo and a kitchen the owners already cook in.
See all 39 photos of this project →Single-storey bungalows 10 projects
Selangor
Jalan Meru, Klang
Single-storey bungalow
How reinforced wall panels are erected, sprayed and plastered, step by step.
- Structure
- Finishing
- Completed
- Interior
Selangor
Sungai Serdang, Klang
Single-storey bungalows
Mustard single-storey bungalows, from ground beams to a lit carport.
- Site work
- Structure
- Finishing
- Completed
Negeri Sembilan
Mantin, Negeri Sembilan
Single-storey bungalow
A modern single-storey bungalow with a dark facade and lit plaster ceilings.
- Completed
- Interior
Selangor
Kuala Selangor
Single-storey bungalow
A modern white and grey single-storey bungalow with a two-car porch.
- Finishing
- Completed
Selangor
Jeram, Kuala Selangor
Single-storey bungalows
White single-storey bungalows with gable carports, from roofing to a glass balcony.
- Structure
- Finishing
- Completed
Selangor
Parit Mahang, Kuala Selangor
Single-storey bungalows
Pale green-blue single-storey bungalows in a village setting, with meter boxes at the gate.
- Structure
- Completed
Cheras
Single-storey, sloping land
A single-storey bungalow on sloping land, with a grassed bank and a long carport.
- Completed
Selangor
Jalan Kebun, Klang
Single-storey bungalow
A grey single-storey bungalow with a two-tone tiled porch and a slatted gate.
- Finishing
- Completed
Selangor
Sekitar Selangor
Single-storey collection
Completed homes around Selangor, each in the colours its owner chose.
- Completed
- Interior
Two- and three-storey homes 5 projects
Selangor
Saujana Utama, Sungai Buloh
Two-storey bungalow
A two-storey bungalow with a tropical garden, timber gazebo and a lived-in interior.
- Structure
- Completed
- Interior
Selangor
Kubu Gajah, Sungai Buloh
Two-storey bungalow
A modern two-storey bungalow by day and night, with a wrought-iron staircase and cove-lit ceilings.
- Completed
- Interior
Selangor
Hulu Langat
Three-storey homes
Three-storey homes at the foot of the hills, from reinforced wall panels to stone-clad facades.
- Structure
- Finishing
- Completed
Kuala Lumpur
Setapak, Kuala Lumpur
Two-storey, narrow lot
A two-storey home on a tight city lot, with large windows and a lit interior.
- Structure
- Finishing
- Completed
- Interior
Kenanga Garden
Two-storey bungalow
A blue-grey and white two-storey bungalow, from plastering on scaffolds to the gate going in.
- Finishing
- Completed
Where we have built
What to look for in site photography
Five things that tell you more than a handsome façade. Apply them to our photographs, and to those of any other contractor you are considering.
- Plaster finish before paint. Walls that are flat and square before painting mean the final finish will be clean. Paint hides a great deal; plaster does not.
- The roof work. Straight battens at even spacing, and a waterproof layer fitted before the tiles. This is the part you will never see again once the house is finished.
- Site tidiness. Materials palletised and stacked, not scattered. An orderly site is not an aesthetic point — it shows work is being scheduled rather than reacted to.
- Proper scaffolding. Complete and tied, not a timber ladder leaned against a wall.
- Corners and lines. Columns plumb, beams level, windows aligned. Misalignment at structural stage cannot be corrected by finishing.
Frequently asked
Are these really RumahHQ projects?
Yes, all of them. Every image on this page is a photograph from our own sites, taken during or after construction. No stock photography, no 3D renders presented as finished houses, and nothing AI-generated. That rule is enforced in this site's code, not merely intended.
Why is there no floor area or price for each project?
Each house was built to its owner's plan, land and choice of finishes, so one project's price tells you little about yours. For a figure for your own house, use the cost estimator or ask for a free quotation.
Can I visit a project site?
Yes, and we recommend it. Seeing a half-finished house tells you far more about the standard of work than any photograph — you can see the plaster finish, the roof work and how tidily the site is run. Contact us and we will arrange a visit to the active site nearest you.
How many houses have you built?
230+ completed as at 2026-09-18. This page shows the locations whose photographs we have organised so far; more will follow.
Visit one of our active sites
The most honest way to judge a contractor is to see their work mid-build. Tell us where you are and we will arrange a visit to the nearest site.