Can the preview show different roof styles — gable, hip, shed, or a fully glazed conservatory roof?

Yes. Run the preview with the roof style you're proposing — a shingled gable or hip roof that matches the house, a single-slope shed roof, or a fully glazed glass roof for a true conservatory look. Homeowners can compare options against their own house before committing to a roof type, which is usually the single biggest cost and design decision in the project.

Does it distinguish a three-season room from an insulated four-season addition?

Yes. Describe the construction type when you run the preview — single-pane or dual-pane glass, a vinyl or aluminum frame, an insulated roof panel versus a glass roof — and the render reflects it. Three-season and four-season rooms carry very different price points, and homeowners need to see what they're actually paying for before they commit to one.

Will the addition match my home's existing roofline and siding, or will it look bolted on?

The AI reads the siding material, color, and roof pitch from your photo and carries them into the addition, so the render shows how the new structure ties into the existing house rather than a mismatched box. That match is the exact objection this tool is built to remove — it's the first thing homeowners look for.

Can it show different knee wall heights — a half-wall with windows above versus floor-to-ceiling glass?

Yes. Both are common configurations — a masonry or vinyl knee wall with windows above it, or glass running the full height down to the deck or patio slab — and you can generate either to show the homeowner the difference in privacy, furniture placement, and view before they choose.

Is this a substitute for the stamped architectural drawings I need for my building permit?

No. This is a sales visualization tool, not a stamped structural drawing — it's built to close the sale at the kitchen table, not to submit to the building department. Once the homeowner signs, your design or engineering process for permitting continues exactly as it does today.

Can I use it to convert an existing screened porch or deck into a sunroom, not just build a new addition?

Yes. Photograph the existing porch or deck, and the preview shows it enclosed as a sunroom — new glazing, a solid or glass roof, and matching trim — a common upsell for homeowners who already have the footprint and just need to see the enclosed version before they commit.

Are photos of the homeowner's house 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 CCPA, 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.

Sunroom & Conservatory

Show homeowners their sunroom on their own house — before they leave the kitchen table

Photograph the back of the house during the in-home consultation. Makeover generates a photorealistic sunroom preview in under 10 seconds, matched to the home's existing roofline and siding — not a stock photo of someone else's house.

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What is a sunroom addition preview preview?

A sunroom addition preview tool uses AI to generate a photorealistic image of a sunroom, three-season room, or four-season room built onto a homeowner's actual house — matched to the existing roofline, siding, and window trim rather than a generic brochure model. The contractor or design consultant photographs the exterior wall during the in-home consultation, and the tool renders the addition in place within seconds. Sunroom and patio enclosure dealers use this at the kitchen table to move a homeowner from "I can't picture it" to a signed contract in the same appointment.

Why it matters

Sunroom additions run $20,000 to $80,000 or more, depending on three-season versus insulated four-season construction, roof glazing, and foundation work. Most dealers still sell them the old way: a catalog of stock photos from other people's houses, flipped through at the kitchen table on the one and only in-home visit. That visit is the whole deal. Unlike a screened porch, a sunroom is a permanent structure tied into the roofline and foundation — most jurisdictions require a permit, and every week spent waiting on paperwork is a week the homeowner spends collecting competing bids. A preview of their own house, shown in that first appointment, removes the objection that kills more sunroom deals than price does: not knowing what a glass structure is going to do to their roofline.

Who uses this

In-home sales reps and design consultants at sunroom and patio enclosure dealers who run the kitchen-table presentation. Franchise operators and independent contractors specializing in three- and four-season room additions. General remodelers and deck builders who add sunrooms as an upsell to an existing outdoor living or deck project. Window and door dealers extending their business into structural additions.

Heard this from a homeowner?

They ask "is this going to look like a box stapled onto the back of my house," and the only photos in your catalog are other homeowners' rooflines.

You pull up a brochure shot of a colonial with a hip roof. Their house is a ranch with a different pitch and siding color, and they say "that's not my house."

They say they need to "measure the yard themselves" or "think about the footprint" before signing — by morning, they've got two more contractor quotes in hand.

How sunroom addition preview previews work

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

Photograph the exterior wall

During the in-home consultation, capture the back of the house where the addition will attach. Any phone camera, existing daylight — no drone shots or measured elevations required.

AI generates the addition in place

The model renders the sunroom against the home's actual roofline, siding material, and window trim, in the roof style and glazing you're proposing — gable, hip, shed, or full-glass conservatory roof.

Present it before you leave the kitchen table

Their own house, with the addition on it, on the tablet you brought to the appointment. The conversation moves from "send me a brochure" to a signature in the same visit.

Common questions about sunroom addition preview

Straight answers. No jargon.

Let's build the version made for your business

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