What does your lawn, plant, or pool photo show?
Add one photo. An AI model describes what is visible, lists possible causes worth confirming, and suggests what to check next. It is a photo review — not an inspection, a confirmed diagnosis, or a treatment prescription.
Conceptual guidance only. It does not replace an onsite inspection, engineering review, code review, safety inspection, or warranty evaluation.
Accepted: PNG, JPG, WEBP. Max size: 10 MB. One photo per review.
How your photo is handled: it is sent to our AI provider to produce this review, and AE also attempts to save the processed image in private AE storage whenever a review runs — even if you never send a service request. We do not publish a retention period for it, and we can't make promises about how our AI provider handles it. By uploading, you confirm you have the right to share the photo and consent to this processing.
Don't upload photos containing documents, ID numbers, payment card numbers, or other sensitive personal information.
1. Add one photo
2. What is it?
AE Outdoor Living serves residential and commercial properties in parts of the Phoenix metro. Availability, scheduling, and pricing are confirmed in writing for your property.
Photo review
How it works
How does the AE Outdoor Diagnosis photo review work?
You add one photo of the problem — a brown patch of turf, a struggling plant, cloudy pool water, stained tile — and pick an optional hint (auto-detect, plant, lawn, or pool). An AI model describes what is visible in that single image, lists possible causes to confirm, and suggests what to check next. It is an AI-assisted photo review, not an inspection or a confirmed diagnosis.
Is this a substitute for an in-person inspection?
No. A photo cannot measure water chemistry, test soil, inspect roots, check equipment, or evaluate structural and safety conditions. Soil and water testing, equipment diagnostics, structural concerns, safety issues, and code questions all require an on-site professional evaluation. This tool is informational only — not a professional inspection, engineering evaluation, warranty decision, or licensed contractor opinion.
What does it handle reasonably well?
Visible, surface-level conditions: discoloration, patchiness, wilting, leaf damage, scale or staining on tile and surfaces, and water clarity or color. It describes what the image shows and lists possibilities worth confirming. It does not identify a specific pest, pathogen, or nutrient deficiency from a photo, and it never reports water-chemistry numbers.
What can't it do?
It cannot confirm a pest or disease, establish water chemistry or whether a pool is safe to swim in, see subsurface roots or buried irrigation leaks, assess a pool shell or bond, evaluate equipment-pad electrical problems, or judge anything that has not surfaced visibly. It also does not give product doses or application rates. When the photo isn't enough, the result says so.
What happens to my photo, and does AE do this work?
Your photo is sent to our AI provider to produce the review, and AE also attempts to save the processed image in private AE storage when a review runs — even if you never send a service request. We do not publish a retention period for it and we can't make promises about our provider's own handling. AE does provide landscape maintenance, plant health care, lawn service, pool cleaning and chemistry, and pool equipment service in parts of the Phoenix metro; availability, scheduling, and pricing depend on the property and are confirmed in writing. Opening the request form does not send your review to us.