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Interior

Bathroom Remodeling

A bathroom has to look good and stay dry for decades. We take bathrooms down to sound framing where needed, install proper waterproofing behind every tiled wet area, and finish with tile, vanities, fixtures and trim that are set straight and sealed right.

What’s Included

Bathroom Remodeling, done right

  • Demolition to the studs

    Removal of old tile, tubs and surrounds, with a check of framing and subfloor for water damage before anything new goes in.

  • Waterproofed showers

    Tiled walk-in showers and tub surrounds built over cement board or foam board with a continuous waterproofing membrane.

  • Tile floors & walls

    Porcelain, ceramic and stone tile laid flat, with consistent grout joints and clean transitions.

  • Vanities & fixtures

    Vanity, mirror, medicine cabinet and accessory installation, plus like-for-like fixture and device replacement.

  • Accessibility upgrades

    Grab bars mounted into solid blocking, lever hardware and low-profile thresholds for aging in place.

  • Drywall, trim & paint

    Moisture-resistant drywall where appropriate, finish carpentry and paint rated for humid rooms.

Built to stay dry

Most bathroom failures come from what happens behind the tile. Older Hudson Valley homes often have bathrooms that were re-tiled over aging plaster or drywall, and the damage only shows up years later as loose tile, stained ceilings or a soft floor.

We don’t cover problems up. When we open the walls and floor, we check the framing and subfloor, repair what’s damaged and build the wet areas on a proper waterproofed substrate. It’s slower than slapping tile on the old wall, and it’s the reason the bathroom will still look right ten years from now.

Designed for daily use

We help you think through the details that make a bathroom work every day:

  • Storage: vanity size, recessed niches in the shower and medicine cabinets
  • Safety: slip-resistant floor tile, grab bar blocking and curbless or low-curb showers
  • Maintenance: larger-format tile and fewer grout lines, and finishes that are easy to clean

Accessibility and aging in place

For homeowners planning to stay put, and for property managers upgrading units, we install grab bars, lever hardware and low-profile thresholds. Blocking goes into the wall before it’s closed, so it’s ready for the grab bars you need now or years from now.

Every bathroom ends with a walk-through and a completed punch list. Pair it with tile installation elsewhere in the home, or see how we handle bathrooms in rental units through facility maintenance.

Our Process

A clear plan from first call to final walk-through

Four phases, the same every time, so you always know what happens next.

  1. Step 1: Assess

    We walk the space with you, listen to what you want to achieve, take measurements and look for the issues that change a budget, like soft subfloors, water damage or out-of-plumb walls.

  2. Step 2: Plan

    You get a clear written scope and estimate, a realistic schedule, and help choosing materials, so everyone agrees on the finished result before work starts.

  3. Step 3: Build

    We protect your home or facility, work clean, self-perform the core trades and keep you updated as each phase is completed.

  4. Step 4: Close Out

    We walk the finished work together, complete every punch-list item, haul away debris and hand over a space that is clean and ready to use.

FAQ

Bathroom Remodeling FAQs

Don’t see your question? Call or text (845) 800-1582, or send us a message, and we’ll answer it directly.

How do you keep a tiled shower from leaking?

Tile and grout are not waterproof on their own. We install a continuous waterproofing membrane over the backer board, seal every seam, niche and corner, and slope the shower floor so water always runs to the drain.

Can you convert a tub to a walk-in shower?

Yes, tub-to-shower conversions are one of the most common bathroom projects we see. We’ll walk you through the options for the shower base, glass or curtain, niches and a bench during the estimate.

We found soft spots in the floor around the toilet. Can you fix that?

Soft or spongy flooring usually means long-term moisture damage to the subfloor. We open it up, replace damaged subfloor and reinforce framing as needed before new tile goes down.

Do you install grab bars and other accessibility features?

Yes. We add solid blocking inside the wall so grab bars are anchored properly, and can add lever handles, a handheld shower and low-threshold entries to make the bathroom safer.

How long will my bathroom be out of service?

It depends on scope, material lead times and cure times for waterproofing and grout. We give you a written schedule before we start so you can plan around it, and we keep the work area closed off and clean.

Free Estimates

Ready to start your bathroom remodeling project?

Tell us what you have in mind. We’ll schedule a walk-through and give you a clear, written estimate at no cost.