Are photos stored or retained?

That's your call, not ours — it's your software. We build the storage and retention policy around what your business needs and make sure it meets HIPAA, GDPR, or any other regulation that applies. No training on your data, ever.

There's no off-the-shelf plan, so there's no published price list. Share your details and we'll discuss project scope and pricing on a free consultation call — see /pricing for details.

Can it show carriage-style, flush-panel modern, and traditional raised-panel doors on the same house so a homeowner can compare?

Yes. Run separate previews for each door style against the same driveway photo. Homeowners see carriage-house, contemporary flush-panel, and traditional raised-panel options side by side on their actual garage instead of guessing from a catalog.

Can it preview window insert patterns like arched lites or prairie-style grids?

Yes. The AI can render arched lites, prairie-style grid inserts, frosted or clear glass, or a solid panel with no windows at all, applied to the exact door opening on the homeowner's house.

Does the preview match the door color to my existing trim, shutters, and siding?

Yes. Because the render is generated on the homeowner's own photo, the new door's color and finish sit against their real siding and trim — not a neutral catalog backdrop — so mismatches show up before the order is placed, not after installation.

Can it show faux wood and composite finishes realistically, not just painted steel?

Yes. The AI renders wood-grain composite finishes, real wood, and painted or powder-coated steel with distinct texture and sheen, so homeowners can compare a composite carriage door against a standard steel option before deciding which is worth the price difference.

How is this different from a manufacturer's own door visualizer, like a brand's built-in design tool?

Manufacturer configurators drop a door style onto a small library of stock houses, live on the manufacturer's own site, and point homeowners toward every dealer who sells that brand. This runs on your own branded tool, on the homeowner's actual house, during your estimate — so the comparison stays with you, not a directory of competitors.

Does it work for oversized or double-wide doors, or matching a pair of doors on a 3-car garage?

Yes. The AI works with single 8- or 9-foot doors, 16-foot double-wide doors, and multi-door garages, rendering a consistent style and color across both openings when a homeowner wants them to match.

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Show homeowners their new garage door on their own driveway before they sign

Photograph the existing door during the estimate. Makeover generates a photorealistic preview in under 10 seconds — homeowners see the exact style, panel design, and color against their own siding and trim, not a stock house from a catalog.

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What is a garage door preview preview?

A garage door preview tool uses AI to generate a photorealistic image of a new garage door installed on a homeowner's actual house. The dealer photographs the existing door during the estimate, and the tool renders the selected style, panel design, window insert, and color onto that exact opening — set against the home's real siding, trim, and driveway. Garage door dealers and exterior remodeling contractors use this during in-home and driveway estimates to help homeowners commit to a style and close the sale in a single visit.

Why it matters

A garage door replacement typically runs $1,200 to $4,000 for a standard steel door and $5,000 to $10,000-plus for a custom carriage-style or wood door — but it's discretionary, so homeowners rank it below a leaking roof or a dying water heater unless they can see the payoff. A garage door covers up to a third of a home's street-facing facade, so the style decision alone drives most of the curb-appeal return, yet the sale is typically won or lost in a single driveway or in-home visit against two or three competing bids. A preview that shows the actual door on the actual house turns "let me think about it" into a signed work order before the rep's truck leaves the driveway.

Who uses this

Overhead Door, C.H.I., Amarr, and Clopay-authorized dealers running in-home and driveway estimates. Independent garage door replacement contractors quoting jobs off a service van. Exterior remodeling and curb-appeal contractors bundling a new door into a siding, roofing, or full exterior refresh. Sales reps who currently carry a laminated style catalog from house to house.

Heard this from a homeowner?

A homeowner flips through your laminated door-style catalog and every carriage-style and flush-panel option is pictured on the same stock colonial house — they can't tell if it'll actually work against their own brick and trim.

They're stuck between window insert patterns — arched, prairie-style grids, or none at all — and a hardware finish, and the sale stalls on "I want to see it on our garage first."

They treat the door as a someday project, collect two or three competing quotes over several weeks, and pick whichever number is lowest instead of the style that actually fits their house.

How garage door preview previews work

Three steps. Under 10 seconds. No design skills needed.

Photograph the existing door

One straight-on shot from the driveway during the estimate walkthrough — any phone camera works, no special lighting rig needed.

AI applies the new door

The model renders the selected panel style, material, window insert pattern, and color onto that exact door opening while preserving the home's siding, trim, and driveway.

Close before you leave the driveway

The homeowner sees their own house with the new door on your tablet. The estimate turns into a signed work order in the same visit.

Common questions about garage door preview

Straight answers. No jargon.

Let's build the version made for your business

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