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Floor Plan Reports with Schedules and Markup

Every floor plan auto-generates a professional report: Room, Wall, Door, and Window schedules, wall elevation pages, and a markup toolbar that lets you add images, text, and call-outs before handing off to a stakeholder.

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Floor plan schedules PDF: master room/wall/opening totals, room schedule, wall schedule with profile and area, door schedule with swing and host wall

The Document Stakeholders Actually Use

Schedules Replace Spreadsheets

No more retyping wall counts and room areas into a spec sheet. The schedules generate from the floor plan geometry every time you export.

One Source of Truth for the Team

Architects, designers, GCs, and subs working off the same construction document set. No version drift, no "which spreadsheet has the latest numbers."

Markup Without a Second Tool

Add an image, drop a callout box, sketch an arrow on a wall elevation. No need to round-trip the PDF through a separate annotation app.

Inside the PDF

Four Schedules, One Page

Every export includes the master totals plus room-by-room and element-by-element breakdowns. Numbers come straight from the wall graph, not from manual entry.

1

Master Schedule

Project-level totals: room count, total floor area, wall count, total wall length, door and window counts, average ceiling height, largest and smallest room.

2

Room Schedule

Every room with its tag (R1, R2, etc.), name, floor area, and perimeter. Sorted in tag order so the PDF reads the same as the diagram.

3

Wall Schedule

Every wall by tag (W1, W2, etc.) with length, height, profile (flat, sloped, gable, stepped, irregular), gross and net area with openings already deducted, plus user notes.

4

Door and Window Schedules

Every opening by tag with width, height, swing (left, right, none), and host wall. Window schedule adds sill height.

PDF Markup

Add Context Before Handing the Report Off

The built-in markup toolbar lets you annotate any page of the report. Drop in a site photo, sketch an arrow on a wall elevation, add a text callout, highlight a measurement. Sign-off-ready without a round-trip through a separate annotation tool.

  • Insert site photos directly onto wall elevations or schedule pages
  • Draw rectangles, arrows, and free-form shapes in your project color
  • Add text callouts where a stakeholder needs more context than the geometry shows
  • Export the marked-up PDF and send it to the GC, designer, or homeowner
Floor plan report page being marked up with a red rectangle on a wall elevation and an arrow pointing to an inserted site photo

From Floor Plan to Construction Document Set

One export. The schedules generate from the floor plan. The wall elevation pages come from the wall graph. The markup is yours.

  1. 1 Scan or trace the floor plan. Wall lengths, opening widths, and ceiling heights captured automatically.
  2. 2 Hit Export Report. SiteScope assembles the schedules and wall elevation pages.
  3. 3 Open the PDF in the markup view. Add photos, arrows, callouts where they matter.
  4. 4 Share the marked-up report with the team. One source of truth, no spreadsheet round-trip.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is in a SiteScope floor plan report?
A construction document set: the floor plan diagram plus a Master schedule, a Room schedule, a Wall schedule, and Door and Window schedules, with wall elevation pages. Net areas already deduct openings and trim.
Can I mark up the report before sending it?
Yes. The built-in markup toolbar lets you add site photos, draw rectangles and arrows, and drop text callouts on any page, then export the marked-up PDF. No separate annotation app needed.
What is a finish schedule?
A wall-by-wall list of the finish spec for each surface. On the floor plan sheet, every wall is tagged and the schedule carries its dimensions, area, and your notes, so a contractor can bid straight from the sheet.
Does the net area deduct doors and windows?
Yes. The wall schedule shows gross and net area, with openings, baseboard trim, crown trim, and any drawn cutouts subtracted from net.
What units does the report use?
Plans print in feet-inches with square feet, and a metric document set is available. Schedules read in the same order as the diagram so tags line up.

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