Beige Residential Glazing Proposal Template

New windows and doors are a big spend, and homeowners want to see the choices and the benefits clearly. This beige, fully editable PowerPoint template gives you a finished windows and doors proposal to work from, so you can send something polished without starting from a blank page.

It already sets out the glass and frame options, the fitting method, and the energy performance your customer can expect, with every section written and laid out ready for your own details.

What you get

• One 23 slide windows and doors proposal template as a PowerPoint (.pptx) file
• 17 ready written sections, from Welcome to Why Choose Us & Next Steps
• A calm beige and cream design with clean serif headings, part of the Site Sums Basics range
• 16:9 widescreen layout that looks good on screen and saves to PDF straight from PowerPoint
• Clearly marked placeholders for your logo, client details, prices and photos
• Commercial licence, so you can use it for unlimited client proposals
• Instant digital download after purchase, nothing is posted

The 17 sections inside

• Welcome
• Your Home & What You Told Us
• Recommended Glazing
• Glass & Frame Options Compared
• The Products
• Survey & Preparation
• Fitting Method
• Comfort & Everyday Benefits
• Care & Everyday Living
• Energy & Sustainability
• Installation Day(s)
• Clean & Considerate
• Your Investment
• Aftercare, Guarantee & Warranty
• The Fine Print: What's Included & Assumed
• Glazing We Work With
• Why Choose Us & Next Steps

Who it is for

Made for window, door and glazing installers quoting homeowners. It is written in plain, friendly language a homeowner can follow, from what they told you through to the price, payment and aftercare.

How it works

Open the file in PowerPoint, add your logo, project details and pricing, and replace the example text with your own. Save it as a PDF and send it to your client.

Good to know

This is a template only. No logo, photography or company accreditations are included. Example content and figures are illustrative and must be replaced with your own before sending to a client.