How much does a bathroom remodel cost in Brick?
Most Brick bathroom remodels fall between $12,000 and $40,000. A tub-to-shower conversion sits at the lower end; a full gut job — new plumbing, a curbless walk-in shower, custom tile — sits at the top. We’re a licensed, family-run general contractor (NJ HIC #13VH13814500), and we build waterproofing into every quote as standard, especially important this close to the bay. Every estimate is free and itemized: 848-633-6440.
Why does waterproofing matter more here than inland?
Brick’s lagoon and bayfront neighborhoods — Shore Acres, Baywood, Midstreams, and toward Normandy Beach — carry more ambient humidity than a house set back from the water. That moisture works into bathroom walls and subfloor over years, and a bathroom that wasn’t properly waterproofed often shows rot behind the tile before anything visible tells you. We install a full membrane system — not just caulk — under every pan and behind every wet wall, on every job.
Aging-in-place bathrooms for Brick’s 55+ homes
A big share of our bathroom work in Greenbriar and the older ranches around Herbertsville and Laurelton is aging-in-place: tub-to-shower conversions with curbless entries, comfort-height toilets, and grab bars built into the wall blocking rather than bolted on after the fact. It’s the single highest-value remodel for a homeowner planning to stay put, and it typically fits the lower half of our price range since it doesn’t require moving plumbing lines.
One GC, permits included
We pull the permits from Brick Township ourselves whenever the job requires it, so you’re not the one making calls to the building department mid-remodel. See the full bathroom remodeling process, check out everything we do locally on the Brick service area page, or pair it with a kitchen remodel in Brick if you’re tackling more than one room. We’re a small, local, family-run crew — we’d rather walk your bathroom and give you a real number than guess over the phone.