Action Appraisal · Central Texas
Resolve Conflicting Square-Footage Records
When public records, plans, and listings disagree, Action Appraisal offers residential measurement to document the home’s area for the use you need.
Clarify the Size of the Home Before Relying on It
An addition, converted space, or inconsistent listing figure can leave an owner unsure which number to use. Action Appraisal offers square-footage verification through a residential practice led by Tom Wagner, whose appraisal career spans more than 50 years.
Different Records Can Describe Different Areas
An older plan may omit later work. A detached room or below-grade space may be classified differently from the main living area. Comparing the physical home with the available records helps establish what was measured and how it should be described.
Request the Documentation Your Situation Needs
Explain whether the measurement is for a listing, estate, divorce, or another property question. Action Appraisal will clarify the measurement standard and deliverable before the work is agreed. A measurement documents area; a separate appraisal addresses how that space contributes to value.
Request Square-Footage Verification
Send the property address and the records that disagree to discuss measurement options and a quote.