Floor plans for Burnaby listings

Because the two are measured for different purposes, so the figures often differ. A strata plan is a registered survey document that defines each strata lot, while our floor plan measures the finished interior for marketing. Where boundaries and walls are drawn can change the total. Use the figure your board allows, and say which source it came from. See floor plans for how we measure.

Yes. Every floor plan comes in both a branded and an unbranded version. Listing boards set their own rules about branding on listing media, so check your board's rules and upload whichever version it accepts. The branded copy suits feature sheets, your website and social posts. Book a floor plan.

Your invoice follows the measured area, at the same per-square-foot rate you were quoted, up or down. Floor plans are priced from the interior square footage you enter at booking. Exterior area such as a garage, deck or patio is measured on the day and billed at the exterior rate shown on the floor-plan product. No other charge is added after the shoot. Details: booking policy.

A Standard 2D plan suits most Burnaby tower units, while Coloured 2D or 3D help when the layout is the selling point. Standard 2D is a professionally drafted plan; Coloured 2D adds colour to the same labelled layout; 3D shows the space in three dimensions with measurements. Townhouses get every level drawn. Each type shows its price in the booking flow, from $159.99.

Yes. A floor plan can be booked on its own for any Burnaby property. That suits a listing that already has photos, or a presale or assignment unit where the layout matters more than the finishes. If you're also booking photography, adding the plan to the same visit keeps everything in one appointment. Start a booking.