For example, I just refinished the 100+ year old floors on a recent rehab.

The dining room in the next room is huge, bright, and doesn't need anything but a fresh coat of paint and the floor refinished.

Fixed up the bathrooms, refinished hardwood flooring/stairs/etc.

Here’s what I’ve come up with...1) just repair the floor so it is safe and usable. 2) repair the floor, refinish the walls with drywall (currently are weathered old beadboard and sheet metal flashing around the windows), replace drafty storm windows with double pane windows and add an exterior door making it a much warmer, insulated 3 season porch but not technically/legally interior space. 3) pull permits and fix the footings, make it legitimate square footage to the house, put the half bath and a sweet entryway/mud room that opens up to the kitchen/dining area.

In addition we stripped down the enclosed patio and refinished the room at a professional level so it could be tied into the entire house seamlessly.

After slowly refinishing the hardwoods and painting inside and out, a tornado totaled the home.

The wood floor on the main level has been refinished and looks awesome.

We replaced furnaces, gutted the kitchen, full repaint throughout the interior and refinished the hardwood floors.

I’ve got a SFR rental with a big unfinished basement. No egress so I can’t make it a bedroom. Where do I start for design ideas and what would be a good idea to add value to the house?Man cave?Office?Should I add a ...

We removed all of the carpet and refinished the hardwood floors.