Design visuals

Show your customer the finished job.

Your customer can’t picture a price list. We turn your phone photos into photoreal views of the finished job, matched to the products you’re quoting, ready to drop into a quote, an email or a message.

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Before and after

Drag the line on every pair.

Same viewpoint, same light, with the finished job in place. Every pair here is a concept built on a demonstration photo; yours start from photos of your customer’s property.

After concept: the same house with a herringbone block-paved drive, granite sett border, porcelain path, rebuilt front wall and new planting. — Fig. 01 · Front of a 1930s semi
Front driveway
The property
A cracked tarmac drive, a patchy lawn and a crumbling front wall.
Proposed
Herringbone block-paved drive with a granite sett border, a porcelain path, a rebuilt front wall and new planting.

Before: the front of a 1930s red-brick semi with a cracked tarmac drive, a patchy lawn and a crumbling front wall. — Fig. 01 · Front of a 1930s semi
Front driveway
The property
A cracked tarmac drive, a patchy lawn and a crumbling front wall.
Proposed
Herringbone block-paved drive with a granite sett border, a porcelain path, a rebuilt front wall and new planting.

After concept: the same garden with a porcelain patio, cedar pergola, raised sleeper beds, slatted fence and a striped lawn. — Fig. 02 · Rear garden · 1930s semi
Back garden
The property
A cracked slab patio, a waterlogged lawn and fences that have seen better days.
Proposed
Large-format porcelain patio, cedar pergola, sleeper beds, slatted fence and a new lawn.
Typical job value
Patios £65–£475 per m², by materialTypical UK figure from Checkatrade.

Before: a neglected back garden with a cracked concrete patio, patchy lawn, leaning fences and an old shed. — Fig. 02 · Rear garden · 1930s semi
Back garden
The property
A cracked slab patio, a waterlogged lawn and fences that have seen better days.
Proposed
Large-format porcelain patio, cedar pergola, sleeper beds, slatted fence and a new lawn.
Typical job value
Patios £65–£475 per m², by materialTypical UK figure from Checkatrade.

After concept: the same house with a single-storey extension, bifold doors, a roof lantern, white render and cedar cladding. — Fig. 03 · Single storey · flat roof
Rear extension
The property
A plain brick back wall with one small window and a dated concrete patio.
Proposed
Flat-roof extension with bifold doors, a roof lantern, render and cedar cladding, and a new patio.
Typical job value
£66,000–£99,000 + VAT for 30 m²Typical UK figure from Homebuilding & Renovating.

Before: the back of a red-brick semi with a small window, a back door and a cracked patio. — Fig. 03 · Single storey · flat roof
Rear extension
The property
A plain brick back wall with one small window and a dated concrete patio.
Proposed
Flat-roof extension with bifold doors, a roof lantern, render and cedar cladding, and a new patio.
Typical job value
£66,000–£99,000 + VAT for 30 m²Typical UK figure from Homebuilding & Renovating.

After concept: the same garden with a charred-timber garden room, glazed sliding doors, a deck and a gravel path. — Fig. 04 · End of a long garden
Garden room
The property
A collapsing shed and brambles at the bottom of a long garden.
Proposed
Insulated garden room in charred timber with glazed sliders, a composite deck and a gravel path.
Typical job value
£8,000–£15,000 for a modular roomTypical UK figure from MyBuilder.

Before: the end of a long garden with a collapsing shed, brambles and clutter. — Fig. 04 · End of a long garden
Garden room
The property
A collapsing shed and brambles at the bottom of a long garden.
Proposed
Insulated garden room in charred timber with glazed sliders, a composite deck and a gravel path.
Typical job value
£8,000–£15,000 for a modular roomTypical UK figure from MyBuilder.

Every example is a concept built on a demonstration photo. Yours start from photos of your customer’s property.

What’s involved

A few photos in, the finished job out.

What you send

Two to four photos of the property in daylight: one straight on, one from about 45°
What you’re quoting: product names, colours and sizes
Rough measurements, if you have them
Your logo

What you get

Photoreal views of the finished job, each with a matching before
Products and colours matched to your quote
Your logo on each image, plus a small “illustrative concept” label
High-resolution images that drop into a quote, an email or a message
Changes included

Back within three working days, often sooner.

Photo guide

What makes a good photo to send.

A phone camera is all you need. These four things make the biggest difference to the finished visual.

Daylight, no flash: An overcast day is ideal. Avoid low sun shining straight into the lens.
One straight on, one at an angle: Stand square to the house or garden for one shot, then move about 45° to the side for the next.
The whole area in frame: Step back until every edge of the job is in shot, with a little of what’s around it. Hold the phone level.
Send the originals: Email or message the photos themselves, not screenshots, so we get the full detail.

A straight-on daylight photo of the front of a semi-detached house, with the whole drive and front garden in frame. — Fig. 05 · Straight on, in daylight, with the whole drive in frame. Concept visual · AI-assisted demonstration.

Concepts, clearly labelled

Honest visuals keep quotes honest.

Every visual carries a small label saying it’s an illustrative concept. It shows your customer the idea so they can say yes with confidence. The finished job comes down to your workmanship and the materials on the day, and the label keeps everyone’s expectations in the right place.

We never present a visual as a photo of finished work. We use your customer’s photos only to make their visual, and delete them 90 days after delivery.

Prices

Start free, then pay per job.

Every visual is photoreal, matched to the products you’re quoting, branded with your logo and labelled as a concept.

First visual
Freeno obligation
One photoreal visual of a typical job in your trade, so you can judge the quality before you spend anything.
Per job
£49a job
For a customer you’re quoting now.
- Two views of one customer’s job
- Matched to the products you’re quoting
- One round of changes
- Back within three working days
Big job
£149a job
For extensions, garden rooms and full gardens.
- Up to four views, with before-and-after pairs
- Two rounds of changes
Visuals Plan
£149a month
For trades quoting most weeks.
- Up to 4 jobs a month
- Or up to 10 jobs for £299 a month
- Priority turnaround
- Month to month

All prices and common questions

Questions

What trades ask about visuals.

Can I put it in my quote?

Yes, that’s what it’s for. Each visual comes as high-resolution images with your logo on, ready to drop into a quote, an email or a message to your customer.

Who owns the image?

You can use the visuals you’ve paid for however you like for that job: in the quote, in messages, and on your own website and social media. We don’t show them anywhere without asking you first.

What if my customer wants changes?

Changes are included: one round on a £49 visual and two on a big job. Tell us what your customer wants different and we’ll update the views.

How accurate is it?

It’s a concept, not a technical drawing or a guarantee of the finished job. It will be close to what you’re quoting, but the finish depends on the materials and the site on the day, which is why every visual is labelled as a concept.

What happens to my customer’s photos?

We use them only to make that customer’s visual, and delete them 90 days after delivery unless you ask us to keep them.