Roof Right Solutions & Exteriors

Three ways the customer proposal could look.

This is the estimate a homeowner opens on their phone after we quote their roof. They scroll it, pick a shingle, tick any extras, choose a colour and sign, all on the one page. Same content in all three. Only the look changes.

If you have two minutes, open all three and tell me:

  • Which one would you trust with a $19,000 job?
  • Is the price easy to find, or did you have to hunt?
  • Anything that felt pushy, confusing, or cheap?
Preview of concept A, The Dossier
Concept A

The Dossier

Newsreader + Public Sans

Reads like a serious document from a firm that has been around a while.

Warm paper, no cards anywhere. Hairline rules and whitespace do the dividing, and the four shingles are a price ledger you scan down.

Open concept A →
Preview of concept B, The Spec
Concept B

The Spec

Bricolage Grotesque + Archivo

Reads like a product page. The most modern of the three.

Shingles as cards with the manufacturer's logo and a highlighted recommendation. One dark section in the middle sets out exactly what the job includes before any price appears.

Open concept B →
Preview of concept C, The Site Visit
Concept C

The Site Visit

Bodoni Moda + Figtree

Reads like an architecture monograph. The most dramatic.

Dark throughout, with the house full-bleed behind the title. Shingle options are rows that open when you tap them.

Open concept C →