Bathroom remodeling in NJ

Design consultation and planning your bathroom remodel

• • Working with a designer to create a layout that fits your needs, preferences, and available space.
  • Deciding on the style and theme of the bathroom (e.g., modern, traditional, rustic).
  • Selecting materials, colors, and finishes for each element.

• Demolition

  • Removing old fixtures, tiles, flooring, and sometimes even walls to make space for the new design.
  • Proper disposal of old materials in an environmentally responsible manner.

• Plumbing Updates

  • Relocating or upgrading plumbing fixtures such as sinks, showers, tubs, and toilets.
  • Installing new pipes or repairing old plumbing systems to ensure proper water flow and drainage.

• Electrical Work

  • Installing new lighting fixtures, outlets, or bathroom ventilation systems.
  • Updating or adding wiring for things like heated floors, mirrors with built-in lighting, or smart bathroom systems.

• Flooring Installation

  • Laying down new flooring materials like tiles, vinyl, or wood, designed for moisture resistance and durability.
  • Ensuring that the flooring complements the overall design and is functional for bathroom use.

• Wall Treatment and Tiling

  • Installing new tiles on the walls, especially around the bathtub or shower area, to add both style and water resistance.
  • Adding a fresh coat of paint or wallpaper to the rest of the walls if desired.

• Cabinet and Vanity Installation

  • Installing new cabinets or vanities to enhance storage space and improve organization.
  • Customizing cabinets to fit the space and style preferences, with options like mirrored, wooden, or floating vanities.

• Shower and Bathtub Installation

  • Upgrading or installing a new shower with features like a rain showerhead, frameless glass, or custom tilework.
  • Replacing an old bathtub or installing a modern, luxurious tub like a freestanding or whirlpool option.

• Toilet Replacement or Relocation

  • Installing a new toilet, possibly with advanced features like water-saving options, heated seats, or bidet functionality.
  • Relocating the toilet if the layout of the bathroom is changing.

• Lighting and Mirrors

  • Adding new lighting options such as overhead lights, sconces, or task lighting around the mirror.
  • Installing custom mirrors, possibly with built-in lighting, defogging features, or unique frames.

• Storage Solutions

  • Installing shelves, built-in cabinets, or even custom storage units to maximize space and keep the bathroom organized.
  • Adding baskets, towel racks, or hooks for easy access to everyday items.

• Finishing Touches

  • Adding accessories such as towel bars, shower caddies, and soap dispensers.
  • Installing decorative elements like plants, artwork, or unique accents to complete the look of your newly remodeled bathroom.

• Final Inspection and Cleanup

  • Conducting a final inspection to ensure everything is installed correctly and functions as expected.
  • Cleaning up any debris or dust left from the remodel, leaving the space spotless and ready for use.