Build on your free result

Home Glow-Up Pack

You got the first look for free. The Home Glow-Up Pack gives you three more exterior directions and a clearer way to compare the curb-appeal moves worth considering.

Start with your home

An all-areas inspiration framework.

Choose focus areas in the roast flow and we'll tailor the package view to those labels. Until then, this is an example of the areas we can help you think through—not a price for your house.

Whole exterior

Typical nationwide band: $38K–$162K

How the visible exterior elements can read as one intentional before-and-after story.

Windows

Typical nationwide band: $8K–$30K

Replacement-window direction and coordinated exterior trim details.

Front door / entry

Typical nationwide band: $2K–$12K

Entry color, proportion, lighting, and trim choices that anchor the front elevation.

Siding

Typical nationwide band: $12K–$45K

Siding, trim, paint, and visible facade-finish direction.

Exterior paint

Typical nationwide band: $4K–$16K

Facade color, trim contrast, and paint-led curb appeal that works with the existing cladding and roof.

Gutters

Typical nationwide band: $1K–$5K

Gutter profile, downspout placement, drainage routing, and finish coordination.

Roof

Typical nationwide band: $10K–$35K

Roof material/color direction and visible accessory coordination.

Garage / garage door

Typical nationwide band: $2K–$10K

Door style, windows, hardware, lighting, trim, and driveway-facing details.

Landscaping

Typical nationwide band: $3K–$25K

Bed shape, planting character, lighting, walkways, and curb-edge polish.

No personal scope has been selected, so Curb Roast is not showing a user-specific planning subtotal.

Personalize your scope

What you get

More than another pretty picture.

01
Three additional exterior design directions / concepts to compare alongside your free result.
02
Practical upgrade priorities that highlight the visible exterior changes likely to make the biggest impression.
03
Style and budget-context notes to help you talk through the tradeoffs behind each direction.
04
Downloadable, share-ready inspiration you can save, send, or use to start a renovation conversation.

What happens next

01Choose the pack at checkout; your free result remains a separate, private Curb Roast submission.
02Use the additional directions and notes as visual inspiration when deciding what deserves attention first.
03Save or share the inspiration, then decide whether to keep exploring or have a separate conversation with a local pro.

Who it's for

Homeowners who like their free concept but want more visual directions before settling on a vibe.
People planning a smaller-to-mid-size exterior refresh who need help prioritizing visible curb-appeal upgrades.
Anyone who wants a sharper starting point for a conversation—not a construction plan or price estimate.

Optional contractor contact

Talk to a local exterior pro.

Want a real-world conversation after you explore the concepts? Ask Curb Roast to share your request with an appropriate independent contractor if one is available.

Introductions depend on your location and partner availability. Contractors independently decide whether to provide a site review and determine project scope, feasibility, timing, and pricing. This is not included with either pack and is never required to buy one.

Quick answers

Is this a contractor quote or a guaranteed renovation cost?

No. The pack provides visual inspiration and budget-context notes only; it does not include quotes, bids, inspections, or guaranteed costs.

Does it include construction or permit documents?

No. It is not a construction plan, engineering review, architectural drawing, or permit review.

Do I have to contact a contractor?

No. Contractor contact is optional, separate from the pack, and only possible when an appropriate contractor is available.

Is my house photo shared with a contractor?

Not through this form. The contractor request only sends the contact details and project interests you choose to provide.

AI inspiration and broad planning bands only—not an inspection, construction drawing, bid, quote, permit review, feasibility assessment, or guaranteed project cost. A local contractor must inspect and price the work.

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