Course

AI for Home Remodeling

Showroom to signed contract, without inventing a single number.

IntermediateHome remodeling

0/88 stops · about 2 hours · final quiz · certificate

Start course Sign in to save progress

Start with

• AI at Work: FoundationsStart from zero and finish with three things you can actually use.

Who this is for

Owners, designers and project managers at design-build remodelers who sell the job in the showroom and then have to run it. Every example follows Lina, who runs a kitchen and bath remodeling company with a small showroom, a designer, a project manager and two crews.

You will be able to

• Turn a Houzz or Instagram lead into a qualified consultation with the right questions asked
• Run the design consultation with a prep sheet and leave with a selections plan
• Build the proposal with allowances from supplier price PDFs, every number from the PDF
• Write the client update every Friday from the PM notes and photos
• Post before-and-afters and reel captions that bring the next lead
• Keep the showroom catalogue and process in one Project the designer uses

Stops

1. 1 The leadA Houzz message or a two-line Instagram DM turned into a booked consultation, with the price question answered from your own numbers. Daily
2. 2 The consultationWalk into the showroom appointment already knowing their taste, and walk out with a selections plan instead of a page of notes. Weekly
3. 3 Selections and the price PDFsCabinet, tile and counter price lists in, a selections sheet with real allowances out, and nothing priced from memory. Weekly
4. 4 The proposalScope, allowances, exclusions, a schedule window and a payment schedule, written as a Word file, plus the script for walking a client through it. Weekly
5. 5 Friday client updatesThe PM notes and this week's photos turned into the Friday email every homeowner on a live job gets, delays included. Weekly
6. 6 The feedThree posts out of one finished job, the Houzz project story, the Canva resize, and the short list of things that never get posted. Weekly
7. 7 The showroom ProjectOne Project holding the catalogue, the lead times, the process from lead to punch list and the rules, so the designer starts every chat with all of it loaded. Set once
8. 8 Lina's weekThree routines on a timer, one ask from the phone while standing in a client's kitchen, and the capstone that takes one lead all the way to a proposal. Weekly

Final quiz