Upload your contractor estimate and project photos. Home Project Copilot helps you identify unclear scope, potential concerns, and questions to ask before you approve the work.
AI-powered • Homeowner-focused • Easy to understand
Three simple steps between your contractor's proposal and a clear, plain-English second opinion.
Step 1
Upload your contractor estimate, project photos, and basic project information.
Step 2
Our AI reviews the project information using a structured home-project quality and scope framework.
Step 3
Receive a simple report showing potential concerns, questions to ask, and items worth verifying.
What is included, excluded, unclear, or missing from the proposal?
Are important materials, products, specifications, or warranties clearly identified?
Do photos show anything that deserves closer attention?
Are payment terms, warranties, exclusions, change orders, cleanup, and other important terms clearly addressed?
What should you ask before approving the work?
What should you verify before considering the project complete?
A sample of what you receive. This example is illustrative only.
Your Home Project Review
Why it matters
The proposal does not clearly identify the underlayment product or installation method.
Suggested question
“Can you confirm the underlayment product and installation method included in this proposal?”
The uploaded photograph appears to show an installation detail that deserves verification.
Important
The image alone is not sufficient to determine whether this installation is defective.
Suggested action
“Ask the contractor to confirm that the installation follows the applicable manufacturer's installation instructions.”
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Home Project Copilot is an informational second opinion. It highlights observations, potential concerns, and items worth verifying. It never declares work defective and it does not certify any contractor's work.
Home Project Copilot provides AI-assisted informational analysis based on the information submitted by the homeowner. It does not provide professional engineering, architectural, legal, inspection, construction, or code-compliance advice and does not certify the quality or compliance of any contractor's work. Homeowners should consult appropriately licensed professionals when necessary.