Orange County NY and Bergen County NJ
Bathroom Remodeling
Bathrooms are small, which makes every decision louder. Shower width changes how the whole room feels, and moving a toilet is a bigger job than it looks because of where the waste runs.
What a bathroom renovation covers
Layout first, then what can be moved and what has to stay. Waterproofing before tile, done properly, because that is the part nobody sees and the part that fails expensively.
Vanities, tops, tiling, lighting and extraction, with the trades sequenced so the tiler is not waiting on the plumber.
- Layout planned around the existing waste and supply runs
- Waterproofing before tiling, including the shower tray and returns
- Tile, stone and vanity tops
- Extraction that actually clears the room
- Lighting planned for the mirror, not just the ceiling
What moving fixtures really costs
A vanity can go almost anywhere. A toilet is tied to the waste stack, and moving it means opening the floor. That is worth doing when the room does not work, and worth avoiding when the room mostly works.
We tell you which of the two you have before you decide.
One bathroom households
If it is the only bathroom in the house, the sequence matters more than the finish. We plan the order to keep the room usable as long as possible and tell you which days it will not be.
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One point of contact
You call one number. We handle the trades, the suppliers and the schedule between them.
Deliveries timed to the work
Cabinets and counters arrive when the site is ready, not weeks early in your garage.
A sequence that holds
Every trade knows what comes before and after, so one delay does not cascade through the job.
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Based at 15 Koehos Dr, Chester, NY 10918, working throughout Orange County NY and Bergen County NJ.