RMS Measurements for Real Estate & BOMA for Commercial Spaces

We use the iGuide two in one platform to provide accurate industry standard measurements.

We adhere to all RECA (residential) and BOMA ANSI Z765 (commercial), rules and guidelines.

- All services are E&O (Errors & Omissions) insured.
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Key RMS Above-Grade Principles:

Definition: An above-grade level has no part of its floor system below the exterior ground level.
Measurement Method: Detached homes are measured using exterior foundation walls, while attached homes (condos, townhouses) are measured using interior perimeter walls ("paint-to-paint").
Height Requirement: Rooms must have a minimum ceiling height of metres ( feet).
Sloped Ceilings: Areas with sloped ceilings must have a floor-to-ceiling height of at least metres ( feet) to be included.
Additions: Features like bay windows or cantilevers are included if they are attached to the main structure and meet the height requirements.
Exclusions: Open, non-floored areas (e.g., vaulted ceilings) are excluded.

While below-grade spaces cannot be included in the total RMS size, they can be calculated and reported separately, as they still add value to the property.