I believe after repairs this home will sell for much more)The renovations would include: an extended and upgraded kitchen, combine 2 of the rooms to make one big master suite with walk in closet and and a master bathroom suite, adding a bathroom, uncovering and refinishing all of the original hardwood floors throughout the entire home, add on back screened in porch with an additional open deck off to the side, new fencing and landscaping, a new roof and some modernized upgrading to the additional rooms.

Basically, everything is done except for refinishing the hardwood floors, installing light fixtures, bathroom accessories (mirrors, towel bars, etc) and we are still waiting on the quartz counter tops for the kitchens and bathrooms to be delivered.  

I would want the price including labor and materials.1) Carpet2) Laminate3) Vinyl planks4) Refinish hardwood floors5) Ceramic tileI'm trying to find a nice middle ground between price and durability. 

We are simply planning to update the bathrooms, refinish bedroom floors, open up a kitchen wall, tidy up basement and do a little landscaping.

They seem to be holding up going on month 3 ;) but i've heard good things from asking around.For floors/bathrooms, there is a company in your neck of the woods called Miracle Method that does epoxy refinishing of tile floors, counters, tubs etc...

Just trim work left and refinish the built in cabinets. 

Sanding and refinishing what's there, or cutting some 1/4 inch plywood to fit and finishing that might work.

If it's minimal damage, say spots where the varnish is damaged, sanding and refinishing will usually take care of it.

Why not just repaint with high quality floor paint or refinish and polly.

Our houses that we work on are not restoration projects, but more of a bringing the original flavor back to life with some updated points.For an example, last year we worked on an amazing home with a smaller footprint (720 sq ft) but had three stories.The Craftsmanship of the word work was outstanding; just a little rough at places and 90% of it was painted.If this was our own home, we might have stripped the paint, revealed the oak, and refinished all the woodwork, making it drop dead gorgeous (We love natural wood).