Buyers stand in the driveway and try to match the plan to the front door. A useful plan has room names, doors that swing the right way, windows on the correct walls, and a north arrow. A pretty plan that invents a closet is worse than no plan.
Agents whose only plan is a 1980s fax
Photographers offering plans as part of a shoot package
Builders who need a sales plan before the construction set is readable
A measured sketch is best. A phone photo of an old plan works if the lines are readable. Tell us which way is north and which door is the front.
Notes, coffee stains, and the agent鈥檚 handwriting stay out. Dimensions you did not provide are left off rather than guessed.
The revision round is for facts: a swing, a window, a closet that is actually a pantry.
A web PNG and a print PDF. Furnished and empty, so the rental listing and the sales listing can differ.
No. Overall room sizes and a note when something is approximate are enough. We will label approximate figures as approximate.
Yes. Standard beds, a dining table, and a sofa, sized to the room. Furniture on a plan is generic, the same rule as staging.
The line work stays black. We can add a footer with your wordmark and a single accent if you send the files.
Tell us the address, the file count, and what must stay true. The reply confirms the price before production.
Answers come from this website. A person still prices every job.