16
trades and counting
Record the walkthrough and WeVisu builds the priced estimate, the 3D design, the materials list and the client proposal, costed against your own labor rates. Trades use it to quote on site instead of at the kitchen table at 9pm.

16
trades and counting
1
walkthrough per job
0
forms to fill in
Your
rates, never an average

Whole-job scope, pricing and design, the core of the platform.
Pricing six trades at once and carrying the risk on all of them. One walkthrough becomes a scoped estimate covering every trade, with subcontractor bids, permits and a schedule attached.
The rooms with the most fixtures, finishes and opinions per square foot — and the most change orders. Cabinetry runs and fixture counts captured while you talk, priced to your suppliers.
Framing, trim and built-ins get underpriced because the measuring happens after the conversation. Linear feet, opening sizes and stud counts land in the estimate straight from the scan.
Paint is priced on surface area, and surface area is where quotes go wrong. Walls, ceilings and trim measured from the scan, openings subtracted, your coverage rates applied.
Square footage, waste factor, transitions and subfloor condition decide whether the job makes money. Dimensions off the scan, your waste percentage by material, priced to your catalogue.
Getting on the roof to measure is the slowest part of quoting. Footprint, pitch and facets captured on the walkthrough, then tear-off, materials and disposal priced to your rates.
Every opening is a separate measurement, product and install price. Each one recorded as you walk the house and matched to your supplier catalogue, with install labour attached.
Runs, box counts, hardware and finish all have to be right before you quote. Configurations captured from the scan, priced from your own list, with the elevation rendered for approval.

Everything that happens once you step outside the house.
Excavation, shell, plumbing, electrical, decking and equipment, quoted as one number against three competitors. Each stage scoped from the site walkthrough with a 3D concept of the finished pool.
Planting, grading, irrigation, lighting and outdoor kitchens rarely fit one template. The site captured as you walk it, broken into phases the client can approve separately.
Linear feet, post counts and level changes decide the price and are hard to hold in your head. Measured as you walk the run and priced to your own material list.
Pours, patios, driveways and retaining walls price on area, depth and access — and access is what usually gets missed. Dimensions and site conditions captured on the walkthrough.

Trades and designers working alongside the main contract.
Runs, device counts, panel capacity and fixtures come out of a conversation, not a form. Itemised from the walkthrough and priced to your rates, with the permit filing prepared alongside.
Fixture counts, rough-in locations and equipment sizing decide the number, and they change as you walk. Captured as discussed, with rough-in and finish kept as separate milestones.
Concepts, selections and specification usually take a week before the client sees anything. A 3D concept and materials list come from the same walkthrough that priced the job.
Existing conditions have to be measured before anything can be drawn. Rooms scanned as you walk them, producing dimensions, openings and a floor plan you can work from.
Every trade on this page walks a space, works out what it costs, and has to make it make sense to someone who is not a builder. That is the part WeVisu does.
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No forms, no checklist. Talk to the client the way you always have.
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Your labour rates and your suppliers, never a national average.
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Scope, design, materials and schedule in one signable document.
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Your CRM, accounting and bank stay exactly where they are.
Any trade that prices work on site. It is used most by general contractors, kitchen and bath remodelers, painters, carpenters, pool builders and landscapers, but the underlying job, walk a space, work out the cost, convince a client, is the same across all sixteen trades listed above.
No. WeVisu runs on any iPhone or Android and the phone is where most people start. The glasses are an upgrade, and they run the same session against the same estimate.
Yes, and that is the point. Your material costs, rates and margins are loaded and applied to every estimate. Nothing is priced off a national average you never agreed to.
Usually, because the saving is per job rather than per month. If a walkthrough that used to cost you an evening of paperwork now produces a proposal before you leave the driveway, a handful of jobs covers it.
Yes. The scope captured on the walkthrough can be posted to your subcontractors for bids without rewriting it, and their pricing comes back against the same line items you quoted the client.
For work in California, the AI Permit Agent prepares the filing from the same job file, most commonly for kitchen, bathroom, electrical, plumbing and HVAC work. Elsewhere the permit pack is prepared for you to file yourself.
If you price work on site, it almost certainly does. Record one walkthrough free and see what comes back.