Floor plans for Richmond listings

Yes. The plan shows the suite's rooms, dimensions and area alongside the rest of the house. It doesn't show legal status: whether a secondary suite is permitted is a City of Richmond matter, so check with the City before describing it as legal in your listing. We measure and label what's there, including second kitchens and separate entries. See floor plans.

Use the listing sheet, BC Assessment or a previous listing; a close estimate is fine. Count finished, livable interior space, including a finished suite, and leave out unfinished garages and crawl spaces. BC Assessment publishes property details for most homes, so it's a useful starting point. The figure sets your quote, and the measured plan confirms it.

They're measured separately and billed at the exterior rate, not the interior rate. On a Richmond detached home with an attached garage or rear patio, that area is measured on the day and added to the final invoice at the exterior rate shown on the floor-plan product. No other charge is added after the shoot. Read the booking policy.

You pay for the measured area at your quoted rate, whether it comes in higher or lower. The price at booking uses the square footage you enter, and if the finished plan differs meaningfully, the invoice is adjusted at that same per-square-foot rate. Nothing else is added after the shoot apart from any measured exterior area. Plans start at $159.99; see prices.

For a large multi-level Richmond home, Coloured 2D or 3D makes separate living areas easier to read, while Standard 2D suits most condos. All three are measured with room dimensions, and each comes branded and unbranded. Coloured 2D is a colour plan with room labels, and 3D shows each floor with depth. For the lot itself, pair the plan with Richmond drone photos.