Types of bathroom projects.
- Full gut remodel — down to studs, layout changes allowed
- Cosmetic refresh — keep layout, new vanity/tile/fixtures
- Tub-to-shower conversion — walk-in, curbless, or low-threshold
- Primary suite expansion — steal from adjacent closet or bedroom
- Aging-in-place — grab bars, curbless showers, bench seating, ADA-width doorways
Showers done right.
Every shower we build uses Schluter Kerdi membrane, Kerdi-drain, and Kerdi-board — or a RedGard liquid-membrane equivalent. Pre-pitched pan, linear drain or center drain, and water-tested for 24 hours before tile. That detailing is what keeps a shower watertight over the long term.
Heated floors, fans & trim.
Schluter DITRA-HEAT electric radiant for warm floors. Proper Panasonic WhisperGreen exhaust fans (not builder-grade) with humidity sensors. Moisture-resistant drywall, solid-wood vanities, LED-lit mirrors, and plumbing fixtures from Kohler, Delta, Grohe, Moen, or your designer's spec.
Serving these Long Island towns
Frequently asked about bathroom remodeling
Full gut remodels take 3–5 weeks start-to-finish — about 2.5 weeks with no bathroom if it's your only one. If you have another bath in the house, less of a problem.
For aging-in-place and modern design, yes. They need a pre-slope, a drop-in pan or Schluter tray, and a linear drain at the wall — more waterproofing detail and more labor than a curbed shower, so it adds to the scope of the job, but it looks and functions beautifully. Call (631) 983-8079 and we'll put together a free written quote for your bathroom.
Yes, within plumbing limits. Long Island homes are usually on slab or over crawlspace — slabs require breaking concrete (adds cost), crawlspaces are easy. We'll tell you what's practical before quoting.
On every shower. Kerdi membrane, Kerdi-drain, Ditra underlayment, and Schluter profiles at every transition. We're trained installers — ask for our certification on your estimate.