See a new roof on your house before you buy one
A roof is one of the most expensive things you will ever put on your house, and one of the hardest to picture from a sample board. A single slate held against a brochure tells you almost nothing about how the whole roof will read from the pavement. This example shows the same house with its tired concrete tiles replaced by a dark standing-seam metal roof.
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“a new dark charcoal standing-seam metal roof”
— nothing else about the house was changed. What you can try
- Swap ageing concrete tiles for natural or synthetic slate
- Try a standing-seam metal roof in charcoal, black or bronze
- Test a lighter tile to see whether it lifts a dark elevation
- Check how a new roof reads against your existing brick or render
How it works
- Upload a photo, or just type your address.
- Tick Roof replacement and describe what you want in your own words.
- Get a photorealistic result in seconds, and keep it in your history.
Questions
Can I see a new roof on my own house?
Yes. Upload a photo of your house, or let ExAI pull the street view for your address, then choose the roof finish you want to try.
Is the result accurate enough to plan from?
It is a visualisation, not a survey. Use it to settle on a direction and to show family or a roofer what you are picturing, then get a professional quote for materials and cost.
Other areas you can redesign
Every image on this page was generated by ExAI from a single source photo, using the same tool available to you. Results are photorealistic visualisations to help you decide — they are not architectural drawings or quotes.