Renovo review
A claims-focused restoration platform with deep documentation and broad operational coverage.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Renovo is an operating platform for restoration, construction, renovation, and service businesses, with particular depth for insured-loss workflows. It connects first notice and inspection processes with mitigation, drying, reconstruction, carrier reporting, job costing, and close-out. Field technicians, project managers, estimators, adjusters, finance teams, and enterprise operators can work across claims, jobs, scheduling, dispatch, forms, photos, readings, reports, invoicing, and accounting. The platform is available on the web and Android, and is positioned for businesses in the United States and Canada.
Pricing scales by operational scope. Core costs $199 per month with dashboard, jobs, customers, service tickets, scheduling, dispatch, forms, service agreements, proposals, estimates, invoices, payments, accounting, reporting, and job costing. Projects costs $349 per month and adds the Projects module to Core. Claims costs $699 per month and includes Core, Projects, and the Claims module. Enterprise includes the complete platform, custom workflow configuration, data import and migration support, and a dedicated customer support manager. Annual billing is advertised with a 10% discount, while Canadian teams can request a CAD proposal.
Renovo’s strongest distinction is its documentation depth. Teams can capture photos, videos, voice notes, 360-degree documentation, psychrometric and moisture readings, moisture maps, dry logs, floor plans, room sketches, equipment placement, and utilization data. Contents inventory, barcode scanning, pack-out tracking, inspection reports, adjuster reports, completion reports, and custom reports extend that coverage beyond basic job management. Scheduling, crew assignment, estimating, proposals, payments, and accounting broaden the platform into a full operating system. QuickBooks is the listed integration, so organizations with complex external-tool requirements or Xactimate-centered workflows should assess fit before choosing Renovo.
Renovo pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Detailed moisture, drying, contents, and 360-degree documentation
- Claims, estimating, dispatch, accounting, and job costing in one platform
- AI features plus web and Android access
- Where it doesn't
- Starts at $199 per month with no free plan
- QuickBooks is the listed integration
- Xactimate-centered teams should evaluate workflow fit separately
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