Lead with photos
Place two or three of your strongest project images at the top so the proposal feels substantial before the client reads the scope.
This template is structured to support higher-value pricing: site images, condition summary, removal methodology, staging, restoration notes, exclusions, client responsibilities and investment breakdown.


Project summary
Remove unstable lead-based coatings from nominated exterior elevations, carry out substrate restoration, spot repairs, prime restored areas and complete premium exterior repainting to the approved system.
| Stage | Description | Allowance |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Site setup, containment and protection | $X,XXX |
| 2 | Lead paint removal and debris control | $X,XXX |
| 3 | Timber restoration, filling and surface prep | $X,XXX |
| 4 | Primer, undercoat and premium topcoats | $X,XXX |
| Estimated project investment | $XX,XXX + GST | |
Suggested payment structure
Deposit on acceptance, progress claim after removal stage, progress claim after restoration stage, final balance on completion.
Duplicate the page, export to PDF or rebuild it in your preferred quoting software with the same structure.
Place two or three of your strongest project images at the top so the proposal feels substantial before the client reads the scope.
Split containment, removal, restoration and repainting so clients can see where the cost sits and why a specialist approach commands more.
Avoid bargain language. Use confident, clear restoration wording throughout the proposal and tie it back to visible before-and-after proof.
That combination gives you a much stronger sales story for large exterior restoration work.