Path

From photo to report, without detours.

General or specialty contractor? Prepare your photos, identify the stage and add your explanations before sharing the file.

01

Take the right photos

Choose an overview and useful details: a wall before closing, floor preparation, a facade area or a bathroom.

Check sharpness, lighting and visible information yourself before sending. A photo cannot confirm what it does not show.

Detail of a shower membrane and drain before tile.
A shower illustrates the current demo. The template also includes examples for other types of work.

02

Place the step

Identify the project, area and time the photo was taken. “Basement wall before drywall” gives more context than “work photo”.

Adapt the template fields to your trade. To try the software on a different kind of project, let’s discuss your needs and trial terms.

A person photographing an area under renovation with a phone.

03

Add your explanations

Give the photos a title and description. Explain what is visible, why you are sharing it and the question to discuss with your client.

The demo organizes the information you enter. It does not perform AI analysis, inspections or compliance checks.

Booklet and printed photos of a renovation project.

04

Share with the client

The client file presents the photos and descriptions through a link. The local demo previews the workflow without sending a report to a real client.

For a file created during an agreed trial, copy the link into your client conversation or CRM record. RénosVue does not replace your management software.

Two people reviewing a file on a tablet.

RénosVue is not a building inspection, an RBQ certification, or an engineer’s or architect’s opinion. For regulatory compliance, go to the competent professionals and authorities.

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Put it into practice

A structure for your photos and captions.

Explore the job-site photo report template and adapt it to your next project. This guide is currently available in French.

View the French template