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Trades about 168% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Headquartered in Calgary, Canada, RenoWorks Software Inc. is a global provider of cutting-edge digital visualization software for the home renovation and new construction sectors. The company's innovative suite of tools empowers professionals and consumers across the United States, Canada, and international markets. Key offerings include Renoworks FastTrack, a platform that significantly reduces the need for physical home visits for contractors by automating measurement reports and generating lifelike visualizations and interactive 3D models. The Renoworks Web Visualizer allows customers to virtually design their homes and experiment with various building products, while the Renoworks Product Configurator enables detailed customization of elements like windows and doors. Further enhancing its portfolio, RenoWorks provides Auto-Recognition technology to identify and design with home components such as roofing and siding, along with Scene Builder, an interactive, photorealistic solution for exploring design options. The company also offers comprehensive product libraries, mobile visualizer applications, and other specialized home visualization software. Complementing its software solutions, RenoWorks delivers design, analytics, and integration (API) services. Its broad customer base spans manufacturers, material suppliers, contractors, remodelers, marketing agencies, builders, and individual homeowners.
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