
Artemis makes it easier for homeowners to choose the right roof without relying on a sample board or trying to imagine what a small shingle swatch will look like across their entire home.
With the Shingle Visualizer, homeowners can see real shingle products on their own house, compare colors and product lines, and see pricing update as they make their selection.
Instead of handing a homeowner a small sample and asking them to imagine the finished roof, reps can show them.

Choosing a roof is a major decision, and one of the hardest questions for homeowners is often one of the simplest: What is this actually going to look like on my house?
The Shingle Visualizer answers that question during the sales appointment.
Homeowners can compare options visually, understand the difference between standard and premium products, and make a decision with more confidence.
For contractors, that means:
Before the appointment, the roof is already measured and each plane can be assigned the appropriate material. During the presentation, the homeowner can compare their available options, see how each one looks, review the updated price, and make their selection without leaving the proposal.

Traditional sample boards still have their place, but they ask homeowners to make a big decision from a very small reference.
Instead of trying to imagine how Onyx Black, Weathered Wood, Driftwood, or another option will look across an entire roof, homeowners can see the change directly on their house.
That turns shingle selection from a reason to delay the decision into an interactive part of the sales process.
And because the visualizer is connected to your actual product catalog and pricing, homeowners can see how different product selections affect the project without the rep having to rebuild the proposal.
The Shingle Visualizer currently displays the primary shingle selection across the full roof. For projects using multiple materials across different roof faces, Artemis displays the material covering the largest portion of the roof. Per-facet visualization is in development.
The homeowner visualization also depends on available street-level imagery. When Artemis cannot generate a reliable visualization of the property, the proposal uses a standard illustration rather than displaying an inaccurate version of the home.
Artemis is continuing to expand visualization capabilities with additional imagery sources and site-captured photos.
Roofing proposals shouldn’t force homeowners to imagine the finished product.
By combining roof measurements, real manufacturer products, visualization, pricing, financing, and proposals in one workflow, Artemis helps contractors turn a roof design into something homeowners can actually see and understand.
The result is a faster, more engaging sales experience with fewer unanswered questions standing between the homeowner and a decision.
These updates are part of Artemis’ ongoing commitment to make roofing proposals faster, smarter, and more interactive.
