It knows what it cannot answer.
Structure, electrical, gas, fire safety and what your municipality permits belong to somebody who can be held to the answer.
RenobotWhere a question actually goes.
Most of them never leave Renobot. The ones that need a licence are handed over by name, and they come back on the scope.
An AI that guesses at a structural question is worse than no AI at all.
You always know who has your question.
Renobot answers most of it in seconds. What it cannot answer, it hands to a person by name.
It knows what it is not allowed to answer.
An AI that guesses at a structural question is worse than no AI. Renobot hands those to a person and tells you who has it.
RenobotA name, not a queue.
You know who is holding your question and since when. Nobody has to chase an inbox.
Dana · WeReno
Licensed questions, licensed answers.
Structure, electrical, gas, fire safety and what your municipality permits.
Always a person
And it comes back on the scope.
An answer that changes the job changes the scope, so it gets priced rather than discovered.
Renobot works for you.
Your contractor works on the project. Those are different jobs and it matters which one is answering.
Most of it, in seconds.
The handover is for the few questions that genuinely need a person. It is not a way to avoid answering.
Your contractor works on the project. Renobot works for you.
That distinction is the whole reason this exists. The people at WeReno take the calls that need a licence or a hard conversation, and you always know which one you are getting.
An AI that guesses at a structural question is worse than no AI at all.
So this one hands those over, and tells you who has it.
You always know who has it.
We take projects on one at a time. A WeReno representative will be in touch shortly.
