- Showroom: 110 Brook Ave, Deer Park, NY 11729
- Opens 9 AM
From a tired hall bath to a full primary renovation: design, vanity, tile, floor and lighting, handled by the same crew that does our kitchens.
Pink tile. A vanity with one drawer that sticks. The light that makes everyone look tired at 6 a.m.
Long Island bathrooms tend to be small and hard-working, which means every inch has to earn its spot. We redo bathrooms the same way we do kitchens: plan it properly, pick materials that hold up to a family, and finish it so it looks clean and built-in. And since we’re a cabinet company at heart, the vanity and storage get real attention, not an afterthought from a big-box aisle.
Layout, storage and finishes planned together, before anything comes off the wall.
Single or double, floating or furniture-style, with tops and faucets to match.
Shower walls, tub surrounds, niches and accent walls.
Porcelain, stone-look and waterproof plank.
Vanity lights, recessed lighting and fans that actually move air.
Fixtures, mirrors, glass, hardware and accessories.
Full gut and rebuild, start to finish, including tub-to-shower conversions.
No mystery, no disappearing for two weeks. Here’s the order things happen in.
We see the room, check the plumbing and talk about what you want it to do.
Vanity, tile, floor and fixtures, chosen together at the showroom.
Demo, waterproofing, tile, vanity, lighting, scheduled to keep your downtime short.
Everything checked, caulked and cleaned before we call it done.
Answers for Long Island homeowners planning a bathroom remodel.
A full gut of a typical Long Island bathroom usually takes a few weeks of work in the house, depending on tile, plumbing changes and when the vanity and glass arrive. We’ll give you a schedule up front.
Yes. It’s one of the most common bathroom requests we get. We’ll look at drain location, size and waterproofing and tell you what’s involved.
It comes down to the room and the door swing. Many hall baths fit a 30″ to 36″ vanity; primary baths can often take a 48″ to 72″ double. We’ll measure and show you options.
Porcelain tile is the classic. Waterproof luxury vinyl is warmer underfoot and quicker to install. Both handle water well.
If it’s your only bathroom, let us know early. We’ll plan the schedule to keep the out-of-service days as short as possible.
Yes. A new vanity, top, faucet and mirror can change a bathroom on its own. Come see vanity options at the showroom.
Bring a photo and a couple of measurements to the showroom, or get an estimate started from here.
