Finished shower with large marble-look tile walls, a sliding glass door and a handheld shower — A shower we finished: large marble-look tile, a sliding glass door and a herringbone mosaic floor.

Herringbone mosaic shower floor with a square drain and marble-look tile walls — A shower we finished: large marble-look tile, a sliding glass door and a herringbone mosaic floor.

What's included

We take the whole bathroom, down to the studs if it needs it.

Full bathroom gut renovations
Moisture resistant board in the wet areas, taped and floated flat
Wall and floor tile, including large format porcelain
Tiled showers with mosaic floors, recessed niches and glass doors
Vanities, toilets and fixtures installed
Plumbing by licensed, insured plumbers
Radiant heat under the tile floor, if you want it

Inside a bathroom job

Wood-look plank tile floor installed with taped and spackled walls — Plank tile down, walls taped and ready for primer.

White shaker bathroom vanity with a quartz top and square brass pulls — Shaker vanity with a stone top.

Bathroom with purple moisture resistant board installed before tile — Before the tile: moisture resistant board, taped and flat.

The finished shower is only as good as what's behind it. The board goes up in the wet areas and gets taped and floated flat, so the tile goes on straight.

Rebuilding a shower floor

A shower floor that has gone bad comes out down to the liner, and a new bed goes in before any tile does.

Old hex tile shower floor being broken out, with the drain exposed — The old hex tile coming up.

Shower floor stripped down to the waterproof liner around the drain — Down to the liner around the drain.

Fresh mortar bed floated into the shower pan around the drain — New mortar bed floated in, ready for tile.

Everything outside the shower stays covered and taped off while we work.

How a bathroom job goes

Free estimateWe look at the room and tell you straight what the job involves.
DemoOut come the old tile, fixtures and board, down to the studs if it needs it.
Plumbing and boardLicensed plumbers rough in, then moisture resistant board goes up and gets taped flat.
TileFloors, walls and the shower get tiled, with radiant heat under the floor if you want it.
Fixtures and finishVanity, toilet, glass and trim go in, then we walk it and close out the list.

See every stage on a real job

Why people call us back

The owner is on site

Larry's on the job, running the work and jumping in with the crew. He's not the guy who prices it and then you never see him again.

We show up when we say we will

We set the schedule at the start and we stick to it. If something changes, you'll hear it from us first.

We keep the place clean

You're living here while we work. We're careful with your house and your stuff, and we clean up before we leave.

Free estimates, guaranteed work

The estimate doesn't cost you anything, and we stand behind our workmanship after the job's done.

“And he'll never cover something up that needs to be fixed. Instead, he will tell you what needs to be done now, so that you won't have to fix it again next year!”

Enrico Madonna, client for twenty years

Common questions

How much does a bathroom remodel cost?

It depends on the size of the room and what goes into it: the tile, the shower, the fixtures, and whether plumbing has to move. The estimate is free and lays it out before you commit to anything.

Why does the board behind the tile matter?

Purple board handles moisture better than regular drywall, and it gets taped and floated flat. Large format tile shows every high spot you leave behind.

Can you add radiant heat to a bathroom floor?

Yes. It goes in at the tile stage, so you've got to decide on it before we get there.

Do you handle the plumbing?

Yes. Licensed, insured plumbers we've worked with for years, and we keep them on schedule.

Can you redo a bathroom in a co-op?

Yes. We deal with the board requirements and the NYC rules, so your job doesn't sit stuck waiting on paperwork.

Bathroom remodeling in Brooklyn, Queens and across NYC