FinishIQ analyzes properties that sold above average $/sqft in your neighborhood and tells you exactly which materials drove the premium. Then helps you buy them.
Not ready to look up an address? Get weekly finish trends for your market.
We instantly pull recent sold comps in your zip and identify which material choices — countertops, flooring, fixtures, paint — drove sale prices above the neighborhood average.
Get data-driven finish recommendations for your specific neighborhood, ranked by estimated return on investment. Every pick is backed by a real closed transaction — not national trends or guesswork.
Every recommendation includes direct purchase links and side-by-side price comparisons across retailers. Know exactly what to buy, where to get it, and what return to expect before you spend a dollar.
No more scouring Houzz, Reddit threads, and HGTV for advice that doesn't apply to your market. Get your top data-backed material picks for your zip in minutes.
Every recommendation is anchored to a closed transaction in your neighborhood — actual sale data, not a national trend, an agent's gut, or a contractor's preferred supplier.
94110 is not 94027. Our recommendations are zip-code level so you're always comparing apples to apples — never making decisions based on the wrong market's data.
We'll send you what's selling above ask in your zip — countertop choices, flooring picks, paint palettes. No fluff, just data.
Stop over-improving or under-investing. Know exactly which upgrades will move the needle on your sale price before you pick up a hammer.
Give sellers data-backed renovation advice instead of gut feelings. Win more listings by showing exactly what comps looked like inside.
Spec at scale with confidence. Know which finish packages maximize $/sqft in each submarket without over-capitalizing on luxury that doesn't return.
We cover 50 Bay Area zip codes. These are the 10 highest-value markets — where every material decision carries the most financial weight.
The difference between a home that sells at asking and one that sparks a bidding war often comes down to twelve material decisions. We're building the intelligence layer that makes every one of them count.