In need of floorplan services? Let us help.
Home remodeling and inaccurate valuations on public records will affect a property’s value — and a potential buyer’s interest in it. Let us give you an accurate estimation of property area to establish a fair value when acquiring a new property, marketing a property to potential clients, or minimizing property taxes.
What are measurement services?
A floorplan service is just what it sounds like: Based on what you want, an appraiser will measure your home’s dimensions and square footage, then draw a basic or highly detailed layout. The appraiser’s report and floorplan is a form that can be used to prove the accurate Gross Living Area (GLA), the total livable area, of your home. These services are helpful and often essential when challenging property taxes or selling a property
How does a measurement service work?
During a measurement or floorplan service, an appraiser takes measurements of your property with a measuring tool — generally a tape measure or laser measuring device. As they tour the home, they make note of the layout of the rooms and other features, like stairs, patios, and fireplaces. They might sketch out the property. Then, the appraiser types up a report and a more detailed floorplan showing the total square footage and the overall layout of the house. The result is a document that can be used to prove certain details about your property — like the Gross Living Area (GLA) — on tax documentation, home listings, and more
What are measurement services?
A floorplan service is just what it sounds like: Based on what you want, an appraiser will measure your home’s dimensions and square footage, then draw a basic or highly detailed layout. The appraiser’s report and floorplan is a form that can be used to prove the accurate Gross Living Area (GLA), the total livable area, of your home. These services are helpful and often essential when challenging property taxes or selling a property
How does a measurement service work?
During a measurement or floorplan service, an appraiser takes measurements of your property with a measuring tool — generally a tape measure or laser measuring device. As they tour the home, they make note of the layout of the rooms and other features, like stairs, patios, and fireplaces. They might sketch out the property. Then, the appraiser types up a report and a more detailed floorplan showing the total square footage and the overall layout of the house. The result is a document that can be used to prove certain details about your property — like the Gross Living Area (GLA) — on tax documentation, home listings, and more
For real estate professionals
To ensure that your client’s property sells at a price that accurately reflects true market value, we advise requesting a home measurement of the property. Clients, and especially potential buyers, will be grateful for your thoroughness, and you can be assured that the GLA on your client’s listing is truly representative of their home. A measurement can also be a wonderful marketing tactic for enticing potential buyers because they can review the layout and attributes of the home before and after touring. Contact us today to learn more about our floorplan services