Coming soon to Washington

Price renovation work in Washington in minutes

Estimating eats evenings. RenoBeam is being built to give them back to Washington contractors: photos and a short walkthrough video go in, and a line-item estimate — labor, materials, quantities, priced for the Washington market — comes out, with a client-ready branded PDF attached.

If your trucks run anywhere in Washington — remodeling, general contracting, kitchen and bath, handyman work, roofing, painting — RenoBeam is the estimator in your pocket, built by someone who prices jobs for a living.

Pre-launch: RenoBeam is still in development. There is no sign-up, checkout, or photo upload yet — the waitlist is the only way in, and everything below describes what we are building. Join the waitlist

The local angle

Built for the way Washington prices work

From Seattle to Spokane to Tacoma, Washington contractors deal with craftsman homes, mid-century ranches, and dense Puget Sound multifamily — and with constant moisture west of the Cascades. That mix punishes lazy estimates. A bid that ignores what Washington labor and materials really cost either leaves money on the table or loses the job. RenoBeam adjusts every baseline to your market, then lets you override any line with your own rates.

There will be no local office to visit, because there doesn't need to be one: at launch, RenoBeam will be available everywhere in Washington the moment you sign up. If your phone gets a signal on the job site — or even if it doesn't until you're back in coverage — your walkthrough becomes an estimate in minutes.

Features

Features that earn their keep in Washington

API access

Firm-plan API access connects RenoBeam to the systems a high-volume Washington operation already runs on.

Regional price adjustment

Labor and material baselines tuned to the Washington market, so a bathroom in Seattle doesn't get priced like one three states away.

Photo + video capture

A handful of photos and a sub-minute walkthrough video from any phone — no laser scanner, no special hardware, no training for the crew.

Line items, not lump sums

Estimates arrive broken into the line items real contractors price: labor and materials, separated, with quantities — a bid you can defend in any Washington living room.

Branded PDF proposals

One tap turns the estimate into a polished proposal with your logo and terms — sent before slower Washington competitors have opened their spreadsheet.

Your price book

RenoBeam learns your rates: override any line once and your price book carries into every future bid you send in Washington.

How it will work

Three steps between you and the signed Washington job

Step 01

Capture on site

Walk the space once, phone in hand — wall photos plus a sub-minute video. That's the entire input.

Step 02

Get the itemized estimate

Minutes later: labor, materials, and measured quantities, adjusted to the Washington market and structured like a real contractor's bid.

Step 03

Send it and move on

Export the branded PDF, hit send, and drive to the next Washington appointment. The evening at the desk never happens.

Planned pricing at launch

Planned plans, built to pay for themselves on one Washington bid

These are the three plans RenoBeam intends to launch with, billed monthly in USD. Nothing is for sale yet — join the early-access list and we'll email you when it is.

Solo

Independent contractors and handyman services

$79/mo

  • 25 estimates per month
  • Photo + video capture
  • Line-item breakdowns with regional pricing
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Firm

High-volume firms and insurance teams

$499/mo

  • Unlimited estimates
  • API access
  • Priority support
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