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Add PropertyA day in the life of a PROPRT360 Floorplan Creator
PROPRT360 2D Floorplan Creators are the unsung heroes of the real estate industry. They provide clear, accurate floorplans that help agents and clients understand the layout and flow of a property. Let’s take a closer look at a typical day in the life of a PROPRT360 2D Floorplan Creator.
Morning: Setting the Stage
The day starts early with a review of the schedule. Each property presents its own unique challenges and requirements. Our floorplan creator gathers their tools, including measuring devices, notepads, and a tablet or laptop for digital drafting. A quick review of any client-specific requests or property details ensures a smooth start to the day.
Mid-Morning: First Property Visit
Arriving at the first property, our floorplan creator begins by conducting a thorough walkthrough. Accurate measurements are key, so the creator carefully measures each room, noting dimensions, doorways, and windows. Detailed sketches are made, capturing the layout and any unique architectural features.
Our floorplan creator also takes photos to reference later, ensuring that every detail is accurately represented in the final floorplan. Efficiency and attention to detail are crucial to capturing the property’s essence.
Late Morning: Drafting the First Floorplan
Back at their workspace, our floorplan creator begins drafting the first floorplan of the day. Using specialised software, they convert their measurements and sketches into a precise digital floorplan. This process involves careful alignment and scaling to ensure accuracy.
The floorplan is then reviewed and refined, with adjustments made as needed to capture the property’s layout accurately. Clear labelling of rooms, dimensions, and key features helps agents and clients visualise the space.
Lunch Break: A Moment to Recharge
A well-deserved lunch break offers a chance to recharge and review the morning’s work. It’s also an opportunity to respond to any client emails or inquiries, ensuring clear communication and addressing any last-minute requests or changes.
Early Afternoon: Second Property Visit
The afternoon often involves another property visit. Each property is unique, and our floorplan creator adapts their approach to suit the layout and design. Whether it’s a modern flat or an historic home, the goal is to create an accurate and clear representation of the space.
Using their expertise, our floorplan creator identifies any potential challenges, such as irregular room shapes or complex layouts, and ensures these are accurately captured in the floorplan.
Late Afternoon: Final Drafts and Client Meetings
Back at the office, the floorplan creator completes the drafting of the day’s floorplans. This final round of edits ensures that each floorplan meets the highest standards of accuracy and clarity. The floorplans are then organized into digital formats and sent to clients for review.
Meetings with clients or real estate agents often take place in the late afternoon. These meetings are essential for discussing upcoming projects, receiving feedback, and understanding the latest trends in floorplan design. Building strong relationships with our clients helps secure repeat business and referrals.
Evening: Reflecting and Planning
As the day comes to a close, our floorplan creator takes a moment to reflect on the day’s achievements and challenges. Planning for the next day’s property visits and preparing equipment ensures a smooth start to the following morning. It’s a time to unwind and recharge, knowing that their work plays a crucial role in the real estate industry.
Additional Services
Thanks to the years of training and experience our creators have, they have adapted and developed additional skills allowing us to offer additional services that can be completed whilst at the property, these include:
Conclusion
Our 2D floorplan creator’s day is filled with precision, technical skill, and a passion for creating clear and accurate representations of properties. Through their work, they help real estate agents and clients visualise and understand the layout of spaces, making them an invaluable part of the property market.
