You stop working around that cramped shower. You stop apologizing when guests use your outdated bathroom. You get storage that actually fits what you own, fixtures that work the way they should, and a space that feels like it belongs in your home instead of the house you bought it from.
A bathroom renovation handles the stuff you’ve been putting off because it seemed too complicated or expensive to fix. That means better lighting where you need it, flooring that’s not a safety concern, and a layout that makes sense for how you actually use the room. It also means your home’s value reflects the quality of the space, not just the square footage.
Port Washington homeowners usually come to us when they’re tired of dealing with a bathroom that doesn’t work for them anymore. Maybe it’s a master bathroom that feels smaller than it should. Maybe it’s outdated tile, poor ventilation, or a vanity that’s falling apart. Whatever the reason, the outcome is the same: a bathroom you’re not embarrassed by and don’t have to think about fixing anymore.
We’ve handled bathroom remodels across Port Washington and Nassau County since the early 1980s. That’s four decades of dealing with Long Island’s older homes, unpredictable weather, and homeowners who’ve been burned by contractors who don’t show up or answer their phones.
We’re a general contractor, which means we handle everything from demo to the final walkthrough. No subbing out the hard parts. No disappearing mid-project. You call, we answer. You text, we respond. If your pipes freeze in January, we’re there.
Port Washington homeowners deal with a competitive contractor market, and a lot of companies make promises they don’t keep. We keep job sites clean, show up when we say we will, and finish what we start. Our 5.0-star rating across 28 reviews isn’t because we’re perfect—it’s because we communicate, stay accountable, and do the work right.
First, we come to your home and walk through what you want changed. You show us the bathroom, tell us what’s not working, and we talk through options that fit your budget and timeline. No pressure, no upselling—just a real conversation about what’s possible.
Once you’re ready to move forward, we handle the planning and prep. That includes ordering materials, scheduling the crew, and making sure everything’s lined up before we start tearing anything out. Most of our bathroom projects don’t require permits, which keeps things moving faster and eliminates a lot of the bureaucratic headaches.
Demo comes next. We remove the old fixtures, flooring, and anything else that’s getting replaced. Our crews keep the site clean every day, so you’re not living in a construction zone any longer than necessary. Then we install the new stuff—tile, vanity, shower, lighting, whatever’s part of the plan.
The final step is the walkthrough. We go over everything with you, make sure it’s exactly what you expected, and handle any last details. Once you’re happy, the job’s done. You’ve got a bathroom that works, looks good, and doesn’t need another thought for years.
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A full bathroom remodel covers everything from the walls to the plumbing. That includes new tile or flooring, updated vanities and countertops, modern fixtures like faucets and showerheads, improved lighting, and better ventilation. If you’re dealing with an old bathroom, it also means addressing any underlying issues like water damage, outdated wiring, or poor insulation.
In Port Washington, a lot of homes were built decades ago, and their bathrooms show it. We handle walk-in shower installations for homeowners who want to ditch the tub, vanity replacements for bathrooms that need more storage, and layout changes that make small bathrooms feel bigger. We also install non-slip flooring, grab bars, and other safety features that matter as homes age.
The average bathroom remodel on Long Island runs between $15,000 and $50,000, depending on the size and scope. Port Washington projects tend to fall on the higher end because homeowners here expect quality materials and craftsmanship. We’re not the cheapest option, and that’s intentional. You’re paying for crews who show up, materials that last, and a contractor who answers the phone when something needs attention. That’s worth more than saving a few thousand upfront and dealing with problems later.
Most full bathroom remodels take between two and four weeks, depending on the size of the space and what’s being changed. A simple refresh—new vanity, updated fixtures, fresh paint—might be done in a week. A complete gut job with new plumbing, tile, and layout changes will take closer to a month.
The timeline also depends on material availability and whether we run into any surprises during demo. Older Port Washington homes sometimes have issues hiding behind the walls—outdated plumbing, water damage, or wiring that needs updating. When that happens, we let you know right away, explain what needs to be fixed, and adjust the timeline accordingly.
We don’t rush jobs to move on to the next one. You get a realistic timeline upfront, and we stick to it unless something legitimately changes. Our crews work clean and efficient, so even though the bathroom’s out of commission, the rest of your home isn’t a disaster.
Bathroom remodeling costs in Port Washington typically range from $15,000 to $50,000 for a full renovation. Smaller updates—new vanity, fresh tile, updated lighting—start around $7,500 to $15,000. Larger master bathroom remodels with custom features, high-end materials, and layout changes can push past $50,000.
Long Island pricing runs higher than the national average because labor costs more here, materials cost more, and homeowners expect a certain level of quality. You’re not just paying for the work—you’re paying for a contractor who’s licensed, insured, and accountable. That matters when something goes wrong or you need changes mid-project.
We give you a detailed estimate upfront so there’s no confusion about what you’re paying for. If the scope changes, we talk through it before doing the work. No surprise bills, no vague line items. Just clear pricing for the work you’re actually getting.
It depends on what you’re changing. Most cosmetic updates—new tile, vanity replacement, fixture upgrades—don’t require permits. If you’re moving plumbing, changing the bathroom’s footprint, or doing major electrical work, you’ll likely need one.
We specialize in bathroom remodels that don’t require permits, which keeps the process simpler and faster. That doesn’t mean we’re cutting corners—it means we’re working within the scope of what’s allowed without needing county approval. For projects that do require permits, we handle the paperwork and make sure everything’s up to code.
Nassau County has specific building codes, and inspectors don’t mess around. If you’re working with a contractor who’s not licensed or doesn’t pull permits when they’re required, you’re risking fines, failed inspections, and problems when you go to sell your home. We’ve been doing this long enough to know what needs a permit and what doesn’t, and we handle it the right way every time.
Yes. Small bathrooms feel cramped because of poor layout, bad lighting, or outdated fixtures that take up too much space. A walk-in shower instead of a tub-shower combo opens up the room. A wall-mounted vanity creates the illusion of more floor space. Better lighting—especially around the mirror—makes the whole room feel less closed in.
We also use larger tiles on floors and walls, which reduces grout lines and makes the space look more expansive. Frameless glass shower doors instead of a curtain or framed door keep sightlines open. Even small changes like a new mirror, updated hardware, or a lighter color palette can make a big difference in how the bathroom feels.
Port Washington has a lot of older homes with bathrooms that were designed decades ago, when space wasn’t used as efficiently. We’ve remodeled plenty of small bathrooms that felt bigger afterward without actually changing the square footage. It’s about smart design, not just throwing money at the problem.
Clear out everything in the bathroom—toiletries, towels, anything stored in cabinets or drawers. We’ll be removing the vanity and any storage, so you don’t want anything left inside. If there’s a bathroom on another floor, set that up as your temporary space for the duration of the project.
Let us know if there’s anything in the house we need to be careful around—pets, kids’ schedules, areas you don’t want us walking through. We’ll use the most direct path to the work area and keep everything else as undisturbed as possible. If you’ve got specific materials or fixtures you want us to use, have those ready or let us know so we can order them in time.
The biggest thing is communication. If something changes or you think of something mid-project, tell us. We’d rather adjust on the fly than finish a job that’s not what you wanted. Our crews are professional and respectful, but this is still construction—there will be noise, dust, and people in your home. The more we know upfront about your expectations and concerns, the smoother everything goes.
If your bathroom has structural issues—water damage, mold, failing plumbing, or outdated electrical—you need a full remodel. If it’s just cosmetic stuff you don’t like anymore, updates might be enough. A full remodel means gutting the space down to the studs and rebuilding it. Updates mean replacing fixtures, refreshing surfaces, and improving what’s already there.
Here’s a good test: if you’re embarrassed to have guests use the bathroom, or if you’re actively avoiding using it yourself, it’s time for a remodel. If it’s functional but outdated, updates will get you most of the way there for a lot less money. We’ll walk through it with you and give you an honest assessment of what makes sense.
Port Washington homeowners often start by asking for updates and realize mid-conversation that a full remodel is the better move. That’s fine. We’re not here to upsell you—we’re here to give you options and let you decide what fits your budget and goals. Whether it’s a full renovation or a refresh, the work gets done the same way: professionally, on time, and without the runaround.
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