Hear from Our Customers
Your morning routine becomes something you look forward to instead of rushing through. No more cramped spaces, outdated fixtures, or that one tile that’s been loose for three years.
A proper bathroom renovation gives you storage that makes sense, lighting that works, and finishes that don’t show every water spot. You get a space that fits how you actually live—not how someone else thought you should live twenty years ago.
The best part? You don’t have to manage five different contractors, chase down quotes, or wonder if the work will actually get done right. One team handles everything from design to cleanup.
We’ve been renovating Suffolk County homes since 2000. That’s 24 years of learning what works, what doesn’t, and what homeowners in Bay Shore actually need from their contractors.
We use our own licensed professionals—no subcontractors showing up at your door. When you call with a question or concern, you’re talking to the same people doing the work. No phone tag, no finger-pointing, no wondering who’s actually responsible.
Bay Shore homes have their quirks. Older plumbing, unique layouts, and building codes that change depending on which side of the street you’re on. We know these neighborhoods because we’ve been working in them for over two decades.
We start with a consultation at your home—not a sales pitch, but an actual assessment of what you’re working with. We measure, look at your plumbing and electrical, and talk through what you want versus what’s realistic for your space and budget.
You get a fixed-price quote. No estimates that balloon into something completely different. No “we’ll figure it out as we go” pricing. You know exactly what you’re paying before we start.
During construction, we keep your home livable. Tools get put away each day, dust gets contained, and we clean up our mess. Most bathroom remodels take 7-14 days depending on scope—we’ll give you a realistic timeline upfront and stick to it.
Ready to get started?
Full bathroom renovations cover everything from rough plumbing to final paint touch-ups. We handle permits, coordinate inspections, and make sure everything meets current Suffolk County building codes.
Bay Shore homes often need electrical updates during bathroom remodels—especially older homes with limited outlets or outdated wiring. We’re licensed for electrical work, so you don’t need to coordinate multiple contractors or worry about compatibility issues.
Tile work, vanity installation, shower and tub replacement, flooring, lighting, ventilation—it’s all handled by our team. You’re not managing five different specialists hoping they show up when they’re supposed to. One crew, one timeline, one point of contact.
Most bathroom renovations take 7-14 days depending on the scope of work. A simple refresh with new fixtures and tile might be done in a week, while a complete gut renovation with plumbing and electrical updates typically takes two weeks.
The timeline depends on what we’re working with. Older Bay Shore homes sometimes have surprises behind the walls—outdated plumbing that needs updating or electrical that doesn’t meet current codes. We factor potential issues into our timeline so you’re not caught off guard.
We give you a realistic schedule upfront and stick to it. No “we’ll be done sometime next month” promises.
Our pricing is fixed before we start work. You get a detailed quote that breaks down materials, labor, and any permits needed. That number doesn’t change unless you decide to add something to the project.
We don’t use “estimate” pricing that mysteriously increases once work begins. Hidden costs are how contractors lose trust and how homeowners get burned. Suffolk County has specific permit requirements for bathroom work—those costs are included in your quote, not added later.
If we discover something during demolition that needs attention (like old plumbing that should be updated), we discuss it with you first. No surprise bills, no “we had to do this” charges.
Yes, we handle all permit applications and inspections required by Suffolk County. Bathroom renovations typically need permits for plumbing, electrical, and sometimes structural changes depending on your project scope.
Suffolk County has specific requirements for bathroom ventilation, electrical outlets near water sources, and plumbing modifications. We know these codes and make sure your project passes inspection the first time.
You don’t need to visit the building department or figure out which permits you need. We handle the paperwork, schedule inspections, and coordinate with county officials. One less thing for you to manage during your renovation.
We coordinate our work schedule with your daily routine as much as possible. Most of our work happens during standard business hours, but we can adjust start times if you work from home or have specific needs.
If you only have one bathroom, we plan the project to minimize disruption. We’ll coordinate with you on timing for major shutoffs (water, electricity) and make sure you have access to facilities when you need them.
Bay Shore homeowners often have specific timing needs—kids’ school schedules, work-from-home requirements, or family events. We discuss your schedule during planning and build our timeline around what works for your household.
We’re licensed for both plumbing and electrical work, so we can handle most issues that come up during demolition. Older Bay Shore homes sometimes have outdated systems that should be upgraded for safety and code compliance.
When we find something that needs attention, we stop work and discuss options with you first. We explain what we found, why it should be addressed, and what it will cost. You decide how to proceed—no surprise work or bills.
Common issues include old galvanized pipes that should be replaced, electrical that doesn’t meet current codes, or ventilation that’s inadequate. These aren’t always visible until we open walls, but they’re worth fixing while everything’s accessible.
No, we use our own licensed in-house professionals for all bathroom remodeling work. No subcontractors, no mystery workers showing up at your home, no wondering who’s actually responsible for the quality of work.
Our team has worked together for years. They know our standards, our processes, and how we want your project handled. When you call with a question, you’re talking to people who were actually at your house doing the work.
This approach costs us more than using subcontractors, but it gives you direct accountability and consistent quality. If something isn’t right, there’s no finger-pointing or “that was the other guy’s work” excuses. We’re responsible for everything from start to finish.
Local Resources
Useful Links
