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Upload a photo of the customer's house, room or yard and describe the change you are proposing.
AI Home Renovation Visualizer for Contractors
Help the customer picture the finished project, from a photo of their own home.
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Quick answer
Grover Work's AI renders turn a photo of the customer's own property into an illustration of what a finished project could look like, such as a new paint color, a remodeled room or a landscaped yard. Each render uses one credit, and new accounts get free credits to try it.
Why renders help close jobs
Customers hesitate when they cannot picture the result. A paint chip, a catalog page or a description rarely settles it. A picture of their own house in the new color often does.
It also keeps both sides on the same page about the idea before money is spent on materials.
How it works
Take a photo of the property
Use a clear, well-lit photo of the area.
Describe the change
Paint color, new cabinets, a patio, planting beds.
Review the render
Try again if it is not close.
Share it with the estimate
Copy it to the job and show the customer.
How the visualizer works
Optionally add an inspiration image
Attach a picture of the style or material the customer likes to guide the result.
Save it to the job
Copy the finished render into the job's photos. It stays private until you choose to share it with the customer.
Credits, not a contract
Each render takes one credit, and the credit is given back if the render fails. New accounts get free credits to try it.
What a render is and is not
A render is an illustration of one possible result. It is not a promise of the final work, a measured drawing or a guarantee that a material will look the same in daylight. Say so when you share it, and let the written estimate be the agreement.
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Questions, answered
What is an AI home renovation visualizer?
It is a tool that takes a photo of a property and generates an image of what a proposed change could look like. For contractors it is a sales aid, not a design document.
Are the renders accurate?
They are illustrations of one possible result. Colors, proportions and materials can differ from the real thing, so present them as a concept and keep the written estimate as the agreement.
Does it cost extra?
Each render uses one credit. New accounts get free credits to try it, and more credits can be added. Check the pricing page for the current options.
Which trades use it?
Painters, landscapers, remodelers, roofers and anyone selling a visible change to a home. It helps most where the customer has to imagine the result.
Can customers see the renders?
Only the ones you share. Renders are private to your account until you copy one into a job and share it.