Bathrooms for Longport homes
We do bathroom work in Longport, the borough at the southern tip of Absecon Island. Longport homes are mostly large beach and bay houses, often with a primary suite and several guest baths. Owners usually want a spa-style primary bath and guest baths that feel like part of the same house.
“I had put off our bathroom reno for 3 years but finally had it done. I am so glad I did because every night since having the entire bathroom renovated my wife comes out of the shower and says the same thing "God I love that bathroom!" Thank you Jim and your crew. Happy wife, happy life!”
Charles M. · Google reviewPrimary baths and large tiled showers
The Longport bathrooms we are asked for most include a large walk-in shower with frameless glass, a double vanity with plenty of counter space, and tile carried floor to ceiling. Our own crew sets the tile, and every shower gets full waterproofing behind the walls before any tile goes up.
For guest baths, we match fixtures and finishes to the primary bath so the house feels consistent, and use porcelain tile and exhaust fans sized to keep the room dry through a damp winter.
Bathroom renovation work we do in Longport
- Large walk-in showers with frameless glass
- Double vanities, tops and mirrors
- Floor and wall tile, set by our own crew
- Tub-to-shower conversions
- Toilets, faucets and shower valves
- Lighting and quiet exhaust fans
- Drywall, trim and painting
Second homes and condo buildings
If you are not in Longport during the work, Jim sends photo and video updates and can walk you through it on FaceTime. For Longport’s beachfront condo buildings, we handle association approvals, insurance certificates and working-hour rules before work begins. See our work in Longport and our walk-in shower page.
Common questions
How much does a bathroom remodel cost in Longport?
Most bathroom remodels we quote fall between $15,000 and $35,000, depending on size, tile, shower glass and whether plumbing moves. Large tiled showers and frameless glass put a project toward the upper end.
How long does a Longport bathroom renovation take?
Most bathrooms take 2 to 4 weeks on site once the vanity, tile and glass are ordered.
Can you match my guest baths to a new primary bath?
Yes. We plan fixtures, tile and vanities across the house so the bathrooms feel consistent, even if the work is done in phases.
Do I need a permit for a bathroom remodel in Longport?
Plumbing and electrical changes usually need permits through the Borough of Longport’s construction office. We tell you up front what applies and handle the process.
Does a flood zone affect my Longport bathroom remodel?
It can. Much of Longport sits in a FEMA flood zone. If a renovation’s cost reaches 50% of the home’s market value, FEMA’s substantial improvement rule can require bringing the whole house up to current flood standards. One bathroom rarely reaches that line; whole-home projects can.
Can you remodel my Longport bathroom while I’m away?
Yes. Jim sends photo and video updates and can walk you through the job on FaceTime.