Renovator
Builders, remodellers and flippers
Price a change by showing it, not by describing it.
7 of 7 pipelines ready now · about 90 seconds each
What you type
You never pick a tool. You describe the change.
These are routed to the right pipeline automatically, with the standards of renovator work applied before the model sees them.
“Show this kitchen with the splashback tiled to the ceiling.”
“Remove the wall unit and patch the wall behind it.”
“Same bathroom with large-format porcelain instead of the mosaic.”
What it can do
7 pipelines, best-first for renovator.
Swap a material
Change just the countertop, floor or tile. Everything else identical.
A photo plus the surface you name
Ready now
Fix one spot
Repair or restyle one area — a stain, a cable, a cluttered shelf.
A photo plus the area you mark, or a description of the spot
Ready now
Empty the room
Remove the current owner's furniture without repainting the room.
A photo of a furnished room
Ready now
Exterior refresh
Try a paint colour, cladding or roof on the outside of the house.
A photo of the front or side of a building
Ready now
Furniture replacement
Swap dated or cluttered furniture for something current.
A photo of a furnished room
Ready now
Sharpen & enlarge
Bring a soft phone photo up to publishable quality.
Any photo
Ready now
Concept from a description
No photo. Describe a space and get a photoreal concept of it.
A description, and optionally a reference image
Ready now
Before you publish one
You can render a space that does not exist yet.
Renovator work is a proposal, not a record of a place, so concept renders are allowed here. Label them as concepts when a client could mistake one for a photograph of something built.
Not you?