Your Personal Renovation Advisor

Get from problem to credible bid without chasing contractors.

HouseFix.ai is built to feel like telemed for home repair: simple, guided, hard to abandon, and fast. AI handles intake, analysis, and estimate prep. A real construction expert steps in when needed. We only send work to reputable people from relationships we already trust.

Anaheim-only beta to start Construction roots since the 1980s Phone support when a human needs to jump in

Start The Intake Meet The Advisors

24 hrs Target turnaround for a solid contractor bid after intake

AI + human AI drives the flow; industry experts step in only when needed

Reputable only Known operators, license checks, and no random marketplace nonsense

How This Feels

Telemed momentum, but for your house.

One decision per screen. Clear progress. No giant contact form. No contractor dogpile. The goal is to keep the homeowner moving until the estimate is done and the job is out for real bids.

Address first, because the house context matters immediately.
Trade selection second, so the intake gets narrower and smarter.
Photos and measurements before narrative, so the analysis has structure.
Contact details only after the homeowner has real momentum.

Why Homeowners Trust It

We are not pretending AI knows construction by itself.

The message on the site should be direct: our team has been in construction for decades, we know how bids get padded, and we use AI to compress the slow and annoying parts of the process.

Thousands of homes and units touched across decades of construction work.
Known contractor relationships, not open-market roulette.
Independent advisor positioning so the homeowner keeps leverage.
Real people can get on the phone when a job needs escalation.

Pick Your Rep

Choose the advisor personality that carries the job.

Every advisor is sharp, funny, and contractor-aware. The difference is tone, not competence. They all escalate to a real expert when the job crosses the line from fast triage into judgment-heavy territory.

Female | polished | direct Riley

Girly enough to feel warm, technical enough to shut down sloppy contractor talk. Her version of funny is dry and surgical.

“Cute, but no. We are not paying for mystery line items.”
Best for homeowners who want confidence without stiffness.
Default vibe: stylish, competent, lightly savage.

Male | executive | precise Grant

Very professional, zero shortcuts, mild sense of humor. He sounds like the person a contractor realizes they cannot bluff.

“Please resend that bid with labor, material, and scope separated. Magic is not a cost category.”
Best for higher-trust but detail-heavy homeowners.
Default vibe: calm, thorough, quietly funny.

Male | kind | reassuring Milo

Extra understanding, extra patient, still not naive. He is the “we’ve got you” rep without turning the process into mush.

“I have some bad news... just kidding, this bid came in lower than we expected.”
Best for stressed homeowners who need a guide.
Default vibe: warm, clear, unshakably nice.

Anaheim Intake

Beta homeowner flow

Step 1 of 8

Your personal renovation advisor starts with the address.

This is where the analysis begins. In the real product, this step will trigger address validation, parcel lookup, house size, footprint context, year built, and permit history for similar work in Anaheim.

Property address

What this unlocks

Parcel / footprint Square footage Year built Permit history Trade-specific context

Anaheim beta means we can lean on local parcel and permit data instead of generic national guesswork.

We keep the screens narrow on purpose so homeowners finish.

What part of the house are we dealing with?

For beta, we are only focusing on the trades where fast intake and local benchmarking are cleanest.

Roofing Leaks, underlayment, flashing, tile, shingles, flat roof issues.

Plumbing Leaks, water heaters, sewer issues, repipes, fixture failures.

HVAC Furnaces, condensers, mini splits, poor cooling, duct concerns.

Landscape / Exterior Drainage, grading, hardscape, retaining concerns, exterior rehab.

Irrigation Valves, sprinkler lines, pressure issues, zones, controllers.

The trade selection changes the estimate logic and future contractor routing.

Give us photos first. Words can come second.

Gemini or a similar vision model will eventually inspect these for issue cues, visible material types, access concerns, and severity hints. For now this beta flow previews what that intake feels like.

Upload damage photos, context photos, or the area where the issue shows up. Use a close shot and a wider context shot if you can. Blurry photos make the model dumb.

At MVP, we should compress photos before model calls to control cost.

Measurements and exact location tighten the estimate.

We do not need perfect precision here. We need enough structure to stop the estimate from being lazy.

Approximate dimensions Where is the problem?

This is where materials and access assumptions start to sharpen.

Describe the issue like you would text a smart friend.

We are looking for timing, symptoms, and anything weird. “After heavy rain,” “smells burnt,” “sprinkler zone 4 won’t shut off,” and “water stain got worse this week” are all useful.

What’s going on?

Urgency

Planned / not urgent Annoying, but stable. Good for batching or timing around a schedule.

Soon Needs attention this week before it grows teeth.

Urgent Actively affecting comfort, access, or likely causing damage.

Emergency-ish Unsafe or actively damaging the home. Human handoff should happen fast.

This narrative becomes structured scope, red flags, and urgency guidance.

Pick the rep who will carry the conversation.

This controls the tone homeowners see during updates and contractor-facing summaries. The humor stays sharp, but never sloppy.

Riley Girly, sharp, allergic to contractor nonsense

“We have some bad news... just kidding, this came in lower than expected.”

Grant Professional, no shortcuts, slightly amused

“The bid is solid. The mysterious contingency bucket is not.”

Milo Very nice, very understanding, still competent

“You do not need to manage this alone. That is the entire point.”

Homeowners should feel represented before their job goes out.

Where should the estimate and updates go?

We wait until this late in the flow for contact info on purpose. By now the user has invested effort and is unlikely to walk away.

Email Phone

What happens next

Immediate estimate range appears on-screen.
The job gets a structured scope summary for real contractors.
We push it to known operators, not random lead-buyers.
A real expert can call if the job is too weird for clean automation.

This is the point where the beta would create the intake record and trigger analysis jobs.

Your beta estimate is ready.

This is the homeowner-facing moment that matters: a fast, credible range now, then a real contractor bid within 24 hours. The estimate below is generated client-side for the beta experience, but it mirrors the data flow we want.

Anaheim beta estimate

$0 - $0

Your advisor is ready.

Urgency: planned

Estimate confidence

Confidence: 76%

Likely scope summary Scope will appear here.

Primary data inputs Address, trade, measurements, photos, and local permit context.

Human escalation Triggered only when the job looks too risky or too messy for clean automation.

Next homeowner message Advisor copy will appear here.

Now the real bids start.

Your estimate has now been packaged for reputable contractors we know and trust. We will return with a solid contractor bid within 24 hours. If this job looks dangerous, structurally weird, or more expensive than the intake suggests, a human expert steps in and calls you.

Submitted address -

Trade -

Rep -

Contact -

Review Advisors

For production, this screen should also write the case record and contractor dispatch event.

Message To The Homeowner

We are real people using AI, not AI pretending to be real people.

The site should say this plainly. Our team has been in construction since the 1980s, we have managed real projects at scale, and we use software to make the process faster, cleaner, and less vulnerable to contractor games.

Message To The Contractor

You are not walking into an uninformed homeowner situation.

HouseFix packages the intake, checks the property context, and brings discipline to scope. That keeps bids tighter and makes padding more visible.

Beta Data Model

What should drive the estimate

Validated address and Anaheim parcel / footprint context.
House size, stories, year built, and trade-relevant permit history.
Photo analysis for visible defects, access hints, and material cues.
Measurements plus user-described location inside or outside the house.

Why Anaheim First

It is a clean beta geography.

Official parcel and permit data are accessible enough to be useful.
The local housing stock is broad enough to test multiple job types.
Limiting geography improves contractor routing and estimate calibration.
One city first keeps the model honest before regional expansion.