Precision at Its Core
A View into How Lasertech Floorplans Bridges Technology and Craftsmanship
Before you can shape the future of a building, you need an understanding of its present, and that’s precisely what Lasertech Floorplans provides. With a focus on accuracy and detail, the company has earned a reputation as a trusted leader in building measurement and documentation across North America. From modern towers to century-old landmarks, Lasertech Floorplans transform complex spaces into precise, data-rich insights that professionals can rely on.
The company’s mission has always been straightforward: to deliver clarity and confidence through dependable data. That guiding principle has enabled Lasertech Floorplans to bridge the gap between technology and craftsmanship, allowing architects, engineers, and property owners to make informed decisions with complete confidence.
To understand Lasertech Floorplans, start with its three-word slogan: We measure buildings. It’s more than a statement; it’s the foundation that guides how the company operates, innovates, and continues to set the benchmark for accuracy.
Precision you can count on
“Trust is built through consistency,” says Shane Keepence, Chief Operating Officer. “When a client hires us, they’re relying on us to tell them exactly what they have, down to an eighth of an inch. That level of accuracy isn’t just a deliverable – it’s our reputation.”
Keepence explains that while technology continues to evolve rapidly, Lasertech Floorplans’ foundation remains rooted in professionalism, accuracy, and communication. The process begins with understanding the client’s needs and ensuring that the data collected serves as a practical tool, not just a technical record. “At the end of the day,” Keepence says, “our goal is to make sure the information we provide allows our clients to move forward with confidence. Whether they’re redesigning, leasing, or managing a property, they need to know the numbers are right.”
Innovation grounded in reliability
Lasertech Floorplans has consistently led the way in advancing measurement technology. Powered by proprietary in-house software, their team measures buildings with precision lasers and creates detailed floorplans that are verified on site – ensuring every project begins with a complete and reliable picture. Each innovation stems from a commitment to improving efficiency and accuracy while maintaining the clarity clients have come to expect.
The company’s approach to adopting new tools is thoughtful and intentional. Keepence emphasizes that Lasertech Floorplans integrates technology only when it enhances the outcome. “It’s easy to chase trends,” he notes. “But we focus on what makes our process more reliable. Every new tool we introduce must serve our core purpose, to measure buildings accurately and communicate that data clearly.”
Turning data in design
Driven by precision and innovation, Lasertech Floorplans provides a complete range of services that transform raw measurements into actionable insights. The company offers as-built drawings, CAD documentation, BOMA area analyses, and Revit modeling, serving a broad range of clients, including developers, architects, retailers, and government agencies. These offerings have positioned Lasertech Floorplans as a trusted partner for both one-off projects and long-term property portfolios. You can read more about their services at LT-FP.com/services/.
A growing portion of Lasertech Floorplans’ work now involves reality capture and digital twins – a technology that creates a fully navigable virtual version of a building. These models enable clients to explore spaces, identify potential issues, and make informed decisions that keep projects on track from the start.
According to Lou Paone, Principal and Chief Technology Officer, this evolution reflects the industry’s own transformation. “Technology is transforming how we collect, verify, and deliver information,” Paone says. “Our goal is to stay ahead of those changes so that our clients always receive the best possible data.”
Paone’s role involves overseeing Lasertech Floorplans’ continual integration of cutting-edge tools and ensuring that every digital advancement aligns with the company’s high standards. He adds that while new technologies can make measurement faster, the real value lies in how they enhance clarity. “Data on its own isn’t useful unless it’s easy to interpret,” Paone says. “That’s why we focus so much on precision and presentation. The quality of the final deliverable matters as much as the technology that creates it.”
Where teamwork shapes accuracy
Lasertech Floorplans’ success is grounded in the skill and dedication of its people. The company brings together experienced field technicians, CAD specialists, and project managers who understand that every site presents unique challenges. Whether measuring a historic church or a high-rise in downtown San Francisco, the process demands adaptability and expertise.
Keepence highlights the collaborative culture that defines the company’s operations. “Our people are the reason clients come back,” he says. “We’ve built a team that values precision, communication, and accountability. Every project, no matter the size, receives the same attention to detail because we know that accuracy at the beginning saves time and money later.”
The company also invests heavily in training and mentorship, ensuring that new employees understand not only the technical processes but also the responsibilities that accompany their work. “We’re not just measuring walls and windows,” Keepence says. “We’re creating the foundation on which major decisions are made. That requires a mindset of excellence.”
The power of transparency
Lasertech Floorplans’ client relationships often span years, with many returning for updated measurements or new project phases. The company’s flexibility and responsiveness have made it a preferred partner for organizations that require frequent, large-scale data collection.
Paone points out that long-term partnerships are made possible by transparency and follow-through. “We make sure clients understand exactly what they’re getting,” he says. “There’s no ambiguity in our process. From the proposal to the final deliverable, communication is everything.”
That focus on clarity has made Lasertech Floorplans a trusted name among architects, engineers, and facility managers who rely on the company’s data to inform design and planning. Paone adds that clients appreciate Lasertech Floorplans’ ability to adapt to different workflows. “Every firm has its own standards and preferences,” he says. “We tailor our deliverables to integrate seamlessly into their systems. Whether they’re working in AutoCAD, Revit, or another platform, we make sure what we deliver fits perfectly.”
Empowering sustainable decision making
As buildings become increasingly complex and sustainability gains prominence, accurate data plays an even more crucial role in achieving energy efficiency and responsible design. Lasertech Floorplans’ services support these goals by providing precise information that helps optimize space usage, material planning, and environmental impact.
“Having accurate as-built data at the start of a project reduces waste and eliminates unnecessary work,” Keepence explains. “If you know exactly what you’re working with, you can plan smarter, avoid surprises, and make decisions that support sustainability. If you’re ready to experience the benefits of precision in your next project, request a quote (LT-FP.com/request-a-quote/).”
The company’s shift toward digital twins and BIM (Building Information Modeling) also supports long-term sustainability by allowing for better maintenance planning and lifecycle management. “It’s about giving clients the ability to see and understand their buildings in a way that wasn’t possible before,” Paone adds. “The more information they have, the better their decisions will be.”
Navigating a changing industry
As technology advances, so do client expectations. Lasertech Floorplans continues to evolve by integrating new tools and refining its methodologies, but its leadership remains grounded in the company’s core principles. Both Keepence and Paone emphasize that innovation must serve accuracy, not replace it.
Paone notes that while automation and AI are making inroads into the industry, human expertise remains essential. “You can automate data collection to a degree,” he says, “but interpretation still requires experience. Understanding how buildings are put together, how spaces connect, and what clients need – that’s something machines can’t fully replicate.”
Keepence agrees, adding that human insight is what ensures data is meaningful. “Technology helps us measure faster and visualize better,” he says, “but it’s our people who make sure the results are right. That’s where the trust comes from.”
Evolving with integrity
Lasertech Floorplans’ ongoing success is a testament to its ability to adapt while remaining true to its mission. The company continues to expand its service offerings and geographic reach, taking on projects across Canada and the United States, as well as an expansion into the European market. At the same time, it remains focused on refining its core expertise – measuring buildings with precision.
“We’re always looking at what’s next,” Paone says. “That means exploring new scanning technologies, improving how we visualize data, and finding ways to make our process even more efficient. But the foundation never changes. We measure buildings, and we do it better every day.”
Keepence adds that the company’s future is not just about technology but about people and partnerships. “Our success has always come from relationships,” he says. “We work with clients who value quality, and we’re proud to build lasting partnerships that make their work easier and more effective. The future for us is continuing to deliver that same reliability while embracing new opportunities.”
We measure buildings
After almost three decades, Lasertech Floorplans remains a model of consistency in a rapidly changing industry. The company’s approach – a balance of precision, innovation, and integrity – has set a high bar for what building measurement can and should be.
“We measure buildings,” Keepence says, echoing the company’s simple yet powerful slogan. “It’s what we do, and we take pride in doing it right.”
For Paone, that pride is rooted in seeing how Lasertech Floorplans’ work enables others to succeed. “When clients tell us that our plans saved them time, money, or confusion, that’s the reward,” he says. “We’re not just producing drawings. We’re providing certainty – and that’s something every project needs.”
At A Glance
Who: Lasertech Floorplans
What: A company that uses laser‐based measurement tools and proprietary software to deliver highly accurate as-built drawings, floor plans, and 3D models for buildings.
Where: Victoria, British Columbia
Website: https://LT-FP.com/
