Although we now are using LVP, I have doubts it will hold up as well, but only time will answer that...VCT flooring can certainly be gouged or have other damage, BUT it is a solid material about 1/8th inch thick.

@Ashley KnodelI bought a refurbished 27 inch stackable unit last year for $700.  

Check with Roger Voisinet at RE Max he in an investor in Ch-ville and a highly regarded and proactive Real Estate agent.

Exterior brick-mold and 2.5-inch interior colonial or ranch casings in poplar or equal prefinished to match door color.

For tall people like your husband what you need is a California King because they are 4 inches longer and 4” more narrow, bur there is less selection for all things bed related at that size.  

Im an investor in Ch-ville looking at SFRs and have lived here off and on since the 90s.  

Right now get on Youtube and find the videos, get the property manager to give measurements within a sixteenth of an inch and order parts- maybe more parts than you think you need (be sure the company takes returns in 30 days).

1 inch or 1/2 inch?

We typically trust our friend since they have over 500 properties and have sold us several and they did not know it was in the flood plains. the original owner tore it down to the studs on the inside and when he filed for a permit, the city mentioned that he probably knew that it required fema requirements of being raised about 30 inches.

Inch by inch.