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How to Prepare a Roof Drawing for Quotation

Step-by-step guide to prepare accurate roof drawings for system evaluation and quotation.

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Quick answer

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What buyers should understand

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Next decision

Quick Takeaways

Understand the buyer decision before asking only for price.

Separate product scope, local responsibility and quotation requirements.

Use the guide to decide what to ask Sunlit next.

To provide an accurate quotation, we need clear information about your roof. Here's how to prepare

What We Need

  • Roof Layout
  • Top-down view of the roof
  • Dimensions of each roof section
  • Indication of roof pitch or slope

Key Points

  • Roof Features
  • Location of skylights, vents, or other penetrations
  • Chimney or equipment locations
  • Roof edges and ridges

Key Points

  • Project Information
  • Building location and country
  • Estimated total roof area (m²)
  • Target solar capacity (kW)
  • Project timeline

How to Prepare

  • Use architectural drawings if available
  • Sketch the roof layout on paper or digitally
  • Include measurements and dimensions
  • Mark any obstacles or special features
  • Indicate roof orientation (north, south, etc.)

Formats We Accept

  • PDF architectural drawings
  • JPG or PNG photos of sketches
  • CAD files
  • Simple hand-drawn sketches with dimensions

Next Steps

  • Prepare your roof drawing
  • Gather project information
  • Submit through our contact form
  • Our team will review and provide quotation

Contact us if you need assistance preparing your roof drawing.

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A Guide Should Help You Make the Next Decision

Sunlit resources are written for overseas B2B buyers who need to understand product fit, factory supply scope and project communication before moving into a quotation.

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