Bathroom Remodel Suffolk County NY & Nassau — Long Island's bathroom specialists.

Most hall-bath remodels take 3–4 weeks from demo to final walkthrough. Master baths with plumbing relocations or custom tile run 4–6 weeks. We dedicate one crew to your project — we don't start three jobs and disappear.

Yes, if the work includes plumbing, electrical, or structural changes (tub-to-shower conversions, wall relocations, new venting). We pull the permit and manage the inspection for you. Cosmetic-only jobs (tile, vanity, fixtures) usually don't need one.

Schluter-Systems Kerdi sheet membrane or Kerdi-Board on every shower wall and pan. We're Schluter-Certified installers. No mesh-tape-and-hope jobs, no black-paint-on-cement-board shortcuts.

Yes. Curbless showers, reinforced grab-bar blocking, comfort-height toilets, wider 36" doorways, handheld sprayers, fold-down bench seats. Founder Angela Ferreira specializes in accessible design.

Yes. Nassau County HIC #H2419300 and Suffolk County License #53120-H. $1,000,000 general liability plus workers' comp. Certificates available before work begins.

Yes — we partner with Hearth and GreenSky for 0% intro promotions on qualifying projects. Ask during your free estimate.

A bathroom remodel in Suffolk County NY typically costs $8,000–$18,000 for a guest bath update (vanity, toilet, tile refresh) and $15,000–$35,000 for a full down-to-studs renovation with new plumbing, Schluter waterproofing, and floor-to-ceiling tile. Master bath renovations in Suffolk County run $30,000–$65,000+ depending on scope. We provide a firm, itemized quote after an on-site walkthrough.

Our 7-step process: (1) Free on-site estimate with plumbing assessment, (2) Design consultation with material selection and 3D rendering, (3) Permit filing with Nassau or Suffolk County and material ordering, (4) Demo and rough-in including plumbing and electrical, (5) Schluter Kerdi waterproofing on all shower surfaces, (6) Tile installation, vanity, fixtures, glass, and finish work, (7) Building inspection, punch list, and final walkthrough. A standard hall bath takes 3–4 weeks from demo to completion. We assign one dedicated crew per project — no rotating subs or juggling multiple jobs.

We serve all of western and central Suffolk County from our Mineola studio. Core areas include Huntington, Smithtown, Commack, Babylon, Islip, Bay Shore, Brentwood, Dix Hills, East Northport, Hauppauge, Kings Park, Melville, Northport, Patchogue, Ronkonkoma, Central Islip, Deer Park, East Islip, West Islip, West Babylon, and Lindenhurst. We estimate at no charge for any Suffolk County home within 45 miles of our studio. Each Suffolk town has its own building department and permit process — we handle filing, inspections, and closeout for every project.

For Suffolk County homes served by cesspool or septic systems, we specify WaterSense certified low-flow fixtures — 1.28 gpf toilets and 1.75 gpm showerheads. These reduce hydraulic load on the septic system without sacrificing performance. We also advise against installing water softeners on septic systems. Our team notes septic status during every Suffolk County estimate and adjusts our fixture specifications accordingly.

The key differences are: (1) Housing stock — Suffolk County homes (especially in Huntington, Smithtown, Babylon, and Islip) were often built on slabs or with concrete block foundations, requiring different approaches to drain line routing than Nassau County's older homes with full basements. (2) Permits — each Suffolk town (Huntington, Smithtown, Babylon, Islip, Brookhaven) has its own building department; Nassau County is organized under town governments that cover larger areas. (3) Septic systems — a much higher percentage of Suffolk County homes use cesspool or septic rather than municipal sewer, which affects fixture selection. We have extensive experience navigating both counties and handle all permitting regardless of location.

We serve all of Nassau and Suffolk County for bathroom renovations. Nassau County: Garden City (11530), Hempstead (11550, 11551), Great Neck (11020, 11021, 11023), Levittown (11756), Massapequa (11758), Hicksville (11801), Syosset (11791), Mineola (11501), Floral Park (11001), Oceanside (11572), Long Beach (11561), Valley Stream (11580, 11581), Merrick (11566), Bellmore (11710), Wantagh (11793), Westbury (11590). Suffolk County: Huntington (11743, 11746), Smithtown (11787), Commack (11725), Babylon (11702, 11703), Islip (11751, 11769), Bay Shore (11706), Patchogue (11772), Ronkonkoma (11779), East Northport (11731), Dix Hills (11746), Melville (11747), Northport (11768), Kings Park (11754), Sayville (11782), Deer Park (11729), West Babylon (11704), Central Islip (11722), Lindenhurst (11757), and Brentwood (11717).

A walk-in shower installation on Long Island typically costs $8,000–$20,000 depending on the size of the shower, tile selection, and whether you are converting from an existing tub (which requires additional framing and plumbing work). The price includes Schluter Kerdi waterproofing, floor-to-ceiling tile, a linear or center drain, shower niche, and frameless glass panel or door. Tub-to-shower conversions add $2,000–$4,000 for the demo, framing rebuild, and plumbing modification. Permits are required in both Nassau and Suffolk County for tub-to-shower conversions.

Yes. We handle co-op and condo bathroom renovations across Long Island, including buildings in Great Neck, Manhasset, Long Beach, Rockville Centre, and Garden City. Co-op and condo renovations require board approval and an alteration agreement in addition to township permits. We prepare the scope-of-work documents, insurance certificates, and contractor information that most Long Island co-op boards require. We also coordinate with building management for work hours, elevator reservations, and common-area protection.

We work with all major tile brands available through our Long Island suppliers. Our most-specified lines include Porcelanosa (available at their Westbury showroom), Daltile, Florida Tile, and Emser. For natural stone, we source from local fabricators in the Long Island/NYC metro area. We accompany clients to tile showrooms during the design phase and advise on durability, maintenance, and cost-per-square-foot to keep your project on budget.

Yes — bathroom remodeling in Suffolk County NY is our core market. We serve all of western and central Suffolk County including the Town of Huntington, Town of Smithtown, Town of Babylon, Town of Islip, and Town of Brookhaven. Our Suffolk County Home Improvement Contractor license covers every township, and we pull all permits ourselves. We have completed over 350 bathroom remodels in Suffolk County since 2012.

We serve every town in western and central Suffolk County for bathroom remodeling: Huntington (including Commack, Dix Hills, East Northport, Melville, Northport), Smithtown (Kings Park, Hauppauge, Nesconset, St. James), Babylon (West Babylon, North Babylon, Lindenhurst, Deer Park, Copiague), Islip (Bay Shore, East Islip, West Islip, Brentwood, Central Islip), and Brookhaven (Patchogue, Ronkonkoma, Lake Ronkonkoma, Port Jefferson). We travel within 45 miles of our Mineola studio.

A bathroom remodel in Suffolk County NY typically costs $8,000–$18,000 for a guest bath update (vanity, toilet, tile refresh, no plumbing relocation), $14,000–$33,000 for a full gut remodel down to the studs with PVC drain, PEX supply, Schluter waterproofing, and floor-to-ceiling tile, and $28,000–$60,000+ for a master bath renovation with walk-in shower, double vanity, and heated floor. Suffolk County permit fees ($150–$400) are included in all our estimates.

A standard hall bath remodel in Suffolk County takes 3–4 weeks from demo day to final walkthrough. Master bath renovations with plumbing relocations or custom tile run 4–6 weeks. We assign one dedicated crew to your Suffolk County project — no rotating subcontractors pulling us between jobs. Permit issuance from Suffolk County town building departments typically adds 5–15 business days before we can break ground.

Yes, in most cases. Any bathroom remodel in Suffolk County NY that involves moving plumbing (toilet, shower drain, supply lines), adding or upgrading electrical (heated floor circuit, GFCI outlets, new exhaust fan wiring), or structural changes (enlarging the bathroom, moving a wall) requires a building permit from the applicable town building department — Town of Huntington, Smithtown, Babylon, Islip, or Brookhaven. Cosmetic-only work such as replacing a vanity in place or swapping tile over existing backer board typically does not require a permit. We assess permit requirements at your free estimate and handle all permit filings and inspections ourselves.