RénosVue Pro

Show your clients the work that will be hidden.

Membrane, plumbing, preparation: photograph the steps before they are covered. Share a clear photo report with your client. Keep your usual management tools: simply share the project file by link.

Discuss my project

See a complete file — shower renovation, six stages explained, the way the client receives it.

No-account demo, fictional data. Ask about the terms of a trial on your job site.

On the job site

Built for the phone, not the office.

The path is a few photos. No training, no 40-field form, no replacement of how you quote work.

You stay in control of the moment: you photograph, you choose the step, you send.

Contractor photographing the progress of a bathroom.

Why use it

Make the invisible work visible.

Show what the client will no longer see

Membrane, prep, technical details: the report makes that work readable, without turning it into an inspection.

Keep a professional tone

The language stays cautious. It describes what is visible, what is missing in the photos, and what should be confirmed.

Complements your job record

RénosVue does not run your jobs, payments or crews. You can add the file link to your software manually.

Share without exposing everything

Photos stay private. The client receives only the report for their project, for a limited time.

The deliverable

A PDF and a link, not an argument.

The RénosVue report gathers the photos of a step, a simple explanation, and the limits of what was not visible.

You can send it after a membrane day, before tile, or at the end of a work sequence.

Printed report and job-site photos on a wooden table.

Alongside your CRM

Not another app to open.

You can copy the RénosVue file link into the job record, like a note. Any future automation will depend on your software and the agreed terms.

Your CRM stays the hub.

Test it on a real project.

The first version focuses on the shower before tile. If you renovate bathrooms in Quebec, your feedback matters.

Discuss my project

A short form: email and consent are required. Trial terms, including any fees, will be discussed with you.