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Let customers picture their project before they contact you

Add a branded tool that turns a customer's photo and finish choices into a visual concept, then sends their project details to you.

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bathroom surface solutions website projectReal client work · A useful preview before the first call.

What we can take off your plate.

Add a branded visualizer to your website so customers can explore finishes on their own photo. You receive their contact details and project context, while they get a concept rather than a generic gallery.

  • Finish and option setup

    Customers explore choices from the catalog approved for your tool.

  • Photo-based concept previews

    A customer's uploaded photo becomes the starting point for their visualization.

  • Branded customer flow

    The tool fits your business identity and offers a clean concept image after contact capture.

  • Inquiry collection and delivery

    You receive the customer's contact details, selected options, and original project photo.

  • Website integration

    The tool is connected to your new or existing website as defined in the scope.

See what this looks like in a real business.

Real client work, with the details and live website behind each project.

Bathroom Surface Solutions website homepage

Bathroom Surface Solutions

A useful preview before the first call.

TubVision lets homeowners explore a concept from their own photo, then share their project details with the business.

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Cornerstone Renovations website homepage

Cornerstone Renovations

Two branded project visualizers.

RoofVision and SidingVision help homeowners explore finishes and share their project details with the team.

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Clear scope. Clear price.

A visualizer add-on currently costs $2,000 to $3,500, depending on your trade, finish catalog, and inquiry flow. It is a separate line item, not a free extra in every website build.

Standalone tools and additional integrations are scoped separately. You receive an exact written price before work begins.

  1. 1

    Define the customer choice

    We document your finishes, the questions customers ask, and the project details your team needs. We also agree where new inquiries should go.

  2. 2

    Build and connect

    We configure the preview workflow around your approved catalog, brand the experience, and connect it to your website and inquiry delivery.

  3. 3

    Test and launch

    You review the customer flow and example concepts before launch. We check the form, contact capture, and delivery path as part of the agreed testing.

Questions, answered plainly.

Useful details before you decide whether this is the right fit.

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No. It is a visual concept, not a promise of the final result. Actual appearance depends on the materials, site conditions, and work confirmed with you.

Tools have shipped for bathtub refinishing, roofing, and siding. Other visual trades can be considered after we review the materials, photo requirements, and customer decision.

Yes. The approved catalog is part of the setup, including the finishes and options you want customers to explore. Catalog size and complexity affect the quote.

Often, yes. We check your platform and integration requirements first, then include them in the written scope.

You own the custom tool outright under the project agreement. Any third-party services needed to run it are identified in your scope.

See your business in a better website.

Start with one free homepage design concept using your real branding, services, and customer proof. Then decide if a complete website makes sense.