AI remodel visualizer for contractors: show clients the direction first | Remodeled AI

A remodel visualizer for contractors, before the estimate.

Homeowners often can’t describe what they want until they see it, and you find out what they meant after the quote. A picture of their own room, agreed at the first visit, moves that conversation to the start of the job.

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Original kitchen with cream cabinets and a small round table
The same kitchen in a contemporary style with flat handleless cabinets, a dark backsplash and under-cabinet lighting
Kitchen, contemporary

Short answer

Contractors use Remodeled AI to show a homeowner their own kitchen, bathroom, living space or house exterior in a new style from one phone photo, so both sides agree on the direction before the estimate is written. It runs on the web and iPhone, and Plus and Pro include a commercial use license. The image is a concept: it is not measured or priced, and it can show things the house can’t accommodate, so label it clearly and quote from your own site survey.

What it is useful for on a job

  • The first visit. Photograph the room, run two or three styles with Remodel, and ask the homeowner which is closest. You leave with a reference both of you have seen.
  • Choosing finishes. On a paid plan, Edit changes one thing you describe, such as cabinet color or flooring, and Brush changes only the area you paint over. It is a quick way to compare two tile or paint options on the client’s own wall.
  • Exteriors. Remodel works on a photo of the front of the house, for siding, paint, trim and planting. House exteriors need a paid plan.
  • Your own marketing. A before photo next to a concept helps explain what a job could look like. Mark concepts as concepts, and use real photos for finished work.
Original bathroom
The same bathroom redesigned in a modern style
Same bathroom, modern

How to use it without creating a promise

  1. Shoot the room from a corner at your phone’s normal 1x lens, with the lights on.
  2. In your own direction, say what is staying: “keep the window, the plumbing wall and the layout; change cabinets, counters and flooring.”
  3. Show the homeowner the before-and-after slider and note what they like and what they don’t.
  4. Write on the image, or in the email, that it is a concept for discussion and that the estimate and drawings govern the work.

What it can’t tell you

A design knows nothing about structure, plumbing, wiring, code or cost. It may move a window, add a cabinet where a duct runs, or show a material that is outside the budget. Nothing is to scale. Use it to agree on a look, then do the survey, drawings and pricing the way you always do.

What it costs

A free account needs no card and is enough to try Remodel on a room. For work with clients use Plus ($39 a month, or $264 a year) or Pro ($99 a month, or $684 a year), which include a commercial use license; Basic is for personal use only. See pricing for what each plan includes.

Common questions

Is there an app that shows a client what their remodel will look like?
Remodeled AI shows what it could look like: it restyles a photo of the client’s own room or house exterior in the style you choose. It is a concept, not a rendering of your plans, so the finished job will differ in the details.
Can I use the images in a quote or on my website?
Plus and Pro include a commercial use license. Label concept images as concepts so a client or a visitor doesn’t take them for a photo of finished work.
Does it give measurements or a materials list?
No. Designs are images only. There are no dimensions, quantities, product names or prices in them.
Does it work on kitchens and bathrooms?
Yes. Kitchens and bathrooms are two of the rooms it is used for most. Kitchen and bathroom remodels covers how to get a useful result.

Try it on your next site visit

Upload a photo of the room, pick a style, and show the homeowner the before and after. Free to start, no card.

Redesign a room