One page the customer reads
Picture on the front, scope in plain words, what is not included, the schedule of payments, and a signature line that works on a phone.
A proposal PDF with the design on the front page and a signature that works on a phone, followed by change orders that are priced before the work moves.
The proposal PDF carries the photo-real picture of the design, the written scope, exclusions, payment schedule and terms. The customer signs on their phone. Every change after that is its own priced, signed record tracked against the original.
Picture on the front, scope in plain words, what is not included, the schedule of payments, and a signature line that works on a phone.
Describe the change, price it, send it, get the signature, and watch the contract total and the balance update on the Money page.
Every sent, approved or billed change order sits in the job folder and the customer's portal with its date and signature.
A verbal "sure, we can do that" becomes a free week of work. A signed change order with a price becomes revenue.
Rot behind the siding, a slab that is not where the drawing said. Price it, send it, keep going.
Bigger deck, extra window, different railing. The picture updates and so does the number.
The final invoice lists the original contract plus every signed change, so the last conversation is short.
It produces customer-ready proposals with the design picture, collects electronic signatures, and prices, sends and tracks change orders against the original contract.
It is not a contract template reviewed by a lawyer, legal advice, or a lien or notice service. Your written agreement and state rules govern.
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