For the kitchen-table appointment

Show the damage. Win the roof.

Inspection photos, options, warranty and financing laid out so clearly the conversation moves from price to install date.

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The upper storey of a craftsman-style home at golden hour: a new charcoal standing-seam metal roof over the front gable with low sun glowing along every seam, charcoal architectural shingles beyond, copper gutters and a stone chimney against dark evergreens.
The Crestwood Drive roof — Classic, built in PitchBoards.

Classic

Built in PitchBoards

The Crestwood Drive roof

3 boards for one roof, made in the same app you would use — every name and figure on them is sample content. Present them on the iPad at the in-home appointment. Afterward, the homeowner has it all in one place.

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Real estate first, roofing contractors next. PitchBoards was built for real estate, and that is where it is most worn in. The app, the sharing and the branding are identical for roofing contractors — what is still being shaped is the starting content for your trade. Early users get that shaped around how they actually pitch.

For the kitchen table

Every story this roof needs to tell.

What you found up there, the three ways to fix it, the warranty, the financing, and the roofs you finished down the street. One board.

The Crestwood Drive roof proposal on a PitchBoards canvas: an early-evening photograph of a new charcoal shingle hip roof under the title, sample figures for squares, pitch and install days top right, and a row of photo tiles along the eave for about us, what we found, your options, what is included, add-ons, warranty, financing, recent roofs and next steps.

For the homeowner deciding

The photos they never see from the driveway.

Tap a slope and the damage fills the screen. Then the link goes to the partner who wasn’t home, with the same photos, the same options, and updates as the job moves.

A storm claim walkthrough page for the Crestwood Drive roof: a roof plan with hail hits marked in orange and dashed test squares, four photo tiles for the front, rear, left and right slopes showing chalk-circled hail hits, wind-creased tabs and a split ridge cap, a row of tiles for the storm summary, collateral damage, how a claim works, covered versus upgrade, adjuster day and questions, and a note that the insurer decides coverage.

For the whole company

Every homeowner sees the same company.

Your mark and colors on every appointment, whichever rep ran it. What changes is the roof, the photos and the options.

Wrenfield Roofing & Exteriors boards in a grid — the Crestwood Drive roof proposal, the storm claim walkthrough and the home show booth board — beside the roof photograph the proposal is built on, sharing one wordmark and one copper accent.

Win the next roof.

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