House was built in 1910 and has had a couple renovations, the latest in the past few months to include flooring and carpeting.  

Soft (squishy) floors, a hodge-podge of finishes. slanted floors upstairs.

Big breeds urinate in large amounts and urine sinks to the pad and sub floor.

House was built in 1910 and has had a couple renovations, the latest in the past few months to include flooring and carpeting.

My GC handles smaller repairs (flooring, walls, appliances, ect), but has roofing, electrical, and plumbing contractors that he works with. 

Yes-I can create renderings from photos, floor plans, inspiration images and samples.

It's designed for fire-proofing and limiting sound transfer between the floors.

I looked at a duplex today in which the owner lives on the first floor and her niece (tenant) lives on the second floor.

I do a fair amount of vacant lot sales, but I don't know the specifics regarding setbacks pertaining to each floor, how much of the lot is allowed to be developed, how many stories you can build based on adjacent parcels, by right use, etc.

You could measure your kitchen floor to get an idea of floor square footage, then go to a big box store to price materials to install.