WHO IT IS FOR
For interior designers
Furniture plans fail on the half inch. So do millwork, window treatments, and anything built to fit an opening. This gives you the actual dimensions instead of the ones on the listing.
When you call
You are specifying into a space you have visited twice, from photos on your phone and a plan the architect drew for a different purpose. The sofa is ordered against a wall length nobody has confirmed.
Or the client is remote, the space is empty, and every question about a niche, a soffit, or a radiator position means another trip across town.
What a wrong dimension costs
A custom sofa that does not clear the stair turn is not a measuring error you absorb. It is a reorder, a lead time, and a conversation with the client.
The same is true of a rug cut to a room that is not square, a vanity specified to a wall that bows, and a shade ordered to an opening measured from a photo.
One scan gives you every one of those dimensions, plus the ceiling heights, plus a walkthrough you can measure inside of at eleven at night when the question comes up.
What you would order
The usual set for this kind of work. Every rate is published and you only pay for what you order.
Price your own project-
3D walkthrough and 360 imagery
$0.09 / sf
Measurable browser walkthrough plus a panorama at every scan position
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CAD floor plans
$0.06 / sf
Drafted at LOD 200 with AIA standard layers, measured to ANSI Z765-2021
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Reflected ceiling plans
$0.09 / sf
Ceiling heights, soffits, drops, beams, and fixture positions per floor
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Exterior elevations
$0.09 / sf
Measured facade elevations with openings, trim lines, and grade
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Plotted drawing package
$0.06 / sf
The full set laid out and plotted, ready to issue or print
Where it fits
Furniture and space planning
Plan against real wall lengths, real door swings, and real circulation, not a marketing floor plan.
Millwork and built ins
Give the shop measured elevations and a point cloud instead of sending someone to field verify.
Reflected ceiling plans
Ceiling heights, soffits, drops, and existing fixture positions, so the lighting plan survives contact with the site.
Window treatments
Opening dimensions taken from measurement rather than from a photograph.
Remote clients and presentations
Walk the client through the empty space from anywhere. The 3D tour does what a photo set cannot.
Sourcing and procurement
Check a dimension from the walkthrough months later without asking anyone for access.
What this is not
Worth knowing before you order rather than after.
- Soft goods, textures, and exact finishes are recorded photographically, not measured. Color matching still needs a sample.
- Furniture and contents block what is behind them. An empty room gives a far better record than a staged one.
- Mirrors and large glass need a note during the visit so they can be handled in processing.
Other work Vernier does
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Architects
Renovations and additions on buildings nobody has measured accurately.
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Remodelers
Bidding and building against what is actually there.
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Restoration and insurance
Documenting a loss once, in the formats the claim runs on.
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Owners and managers
A permanent record of a building that has never had one.