Understanding Floor Plan Measurements & Agent Liability

Transparency, accuracy, and your responsibility as a real estate professional.

At Lighthouse Visuals, we’re committed to delivering high-quality, ANSI-compliant floor plans and GLA (Gross Living Area) reports using trusted CubiCasa technology. These floor plans are designed to enhance your listings and provide an added layer of detail for buyers and sellers.

But when it comes to square footage and liability, there are important standards you need to know—especially in regulated states like North Carolina.

Why Do Floor Plan Measurements Vary?

Even among professionals, square footage can vary slightly. Five experts can measure the same property and each get a different result. That’s because of these factors.

That’s why documentation, consistency, and liability awareness are so important.

We offer

What We Provide

These tools serve as a reliable, transparent marketing asset—but they are not a replacement for an appraisal.

Because Lighthouse Visuals is not a licensed appraisal firm, our floor plans are for marketing purposes only. Responsibility for square footage disclosure lies with the listing agent.

Agent Liability: Know the Rules

According to NCREC rules

Why Our Floor Plans Still Matter

While not official disclosures, our floor plans and GLA reports:

Provide helpful cross-reference documentation.

Help buyers and sellers better understand the flow, layout, and feel of a home.

Add professionalism and credibility to your listing presentation.

Questions?

If you have questions about how our floor plans support your listing strategy, feel free to contact our team or view our full service guide.

Want to understand how floor plan measurements are calculated and what agents need to know?

Contact us to learn more about Floor Plan Accuracy & Liability Statement