Comprehensive Bathroom Remodeling Made Easy!
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Monmouth County Additional Bathroom Remodeling Services
For 30 years, Treasure Remodeling has been offering a full range of customizable Monmouth County additional contracting services, making remodeling an easy and efficient process for our customers. Our Monmouth County contractors have the experience, skills, and resources necessary to take your bathroom from boring to beautiful, in virtually no time at all!
Choose Treasure Remodeling as your bathroom remodeling company for all the services you need, including:
Stylish Bathroom Vanities in New Jersey
Whether you’re looking for a vanity that has his-and-hers sinks or one that features plenty of additional storage space, our Manalapan contractors can make it happen! Work with one of our talented professionals to design your bathroom vanity and choose from our vast selection of materials, colors, designs, and hardware for a completely custom appearance.
Custom Flooring
When we say we offer comprehensive bathroom remodeling services, we mean it! We’ve got you covered from floor finishes to ceiling paint, allowing you to customize your bathroom to your exact tastes and lifestyle needs. Our high-quality custom tile and flooring options will beautifully enhance the cohesiveness of your newly-remodeled bathroom.
Privacy-Enhancing Wall Partitions
We’re the bathroom contractors in New Jersey you can count on for everything, including adding privacy to your space. Whether it’s just you and your significant other or a houseful of family, privacy in your bathroom space can be difficult to find, but our wall partitions separate your toilet from the rest of your bathroom for a more luxurious look—and maximum functionality.
Monmouth County Complete Reconfigurations
From installing tub liners and surrounds to completely altering the layout of your bathroom, we’re the Middletown bath contractor you can count on to do the job right. Maximize the space and efficiency of your bathroom and create a better flow to the room by working with our professionals on a complete bathroom reconfiguration.
Learn More About Our Additional Services Today
Don’t wait even one more day to start planning the bathroom of your dreams! Contact Treasure Remodeling for more information regarding our products and services, and find out how you can begin the process for your custom bathroom remodel today! Give us a call to schedule your complimentary in-home design consultation, or complete our brief online form to request your free, no-obligation estimate of costs.
Bathroom Features FAQs
The right bathroom features can improve storage, privacy, lighting, comfort, and the overall use of the room. Below, we answer common questions about selecting and coordinating vanities, flooring, toilets, partitions, lighting, windows, and layout improvements.
Can I update individual bathroom features without completing a full remodel?
Yes. Depending on the condition of the bathroom and the improvements being considered, homeowners may be able to replace or update individual features such as the vanity, toilet, flooring, lighting, window, or wall finishes.
Some projects involve several connected features because replacing one component may affect the flooring, plumbing, walls, or nearby fixtures. The existing bathroom should be evaluated to determine whether a focused update or a more comprehensive renovation is appropriate.
How do I choose the right vanity for my bathroom?
Begin with the bathroom’s available floor and wall space, plumbing location, door clearance, and the amount of storage and counter space your household needs. The vanity should fit comfortably without restricting movement or making other fixtures difficult to use.
Available selections may include single- or double-sink configurations, different cabinet styles, countertop materials, colors, hardware, and storage arrangements. A double vanity can be useful in a shared bathroom, but only when the room provides sufficient width and clearance.
What should I consider when selecting bathroom flooring?
Bathroom flooring should be selected with moisture exposure, slip resistance, durability, maintenance, and appearance in mind. The condition and construction of the existing subfloor may also affect which materials can be installed.
Color, pattern, tile size, and installation layout should complement the vanity, wall finishes, and other features without sacrificing everyday practicality. Households should also consider who uses the bathroom and whether additional traction or easier maintenance is a priority.
What should I know before replacing a bathroom toilet?
A replacement toilet must fit the available space and work with the existing plumbing connection. Bowl shape, seat height, flushing performance, cleaning requirements, and clearance from nearby walls or fixtures should also be considered.
Moving the toilet to a different location is more involved than replacing it in place because the project may require plumbing changes and corresponding floor or wall work.
Can you improve my bathroom layout without increasing the room’s size?
In many cases, yes. Repositioning selected fixtures, changing the vanity configuration, improving storage, or adjusting how different areas are separated can make an existing bathroom feel more functional without expanding its overall footprint.
The available options depend on the room’s dimensions, plumbing, electrical system, windows, door locations, and structural conditions. More substantial layout changes may require plumbing or electrical work.
Can I add more privacy to the toilet area?
A wall partition may be used to create greater separation between the toilet and the rest of the bathroom. This can be particularly useful in a shared primary bathroom where more than one person may need to use the space.
The partition’s placement, height, material, and design should preserve sufficient clearance and avoid making the bathroom feel unnecessarily confined. Windows, privacy glass, or glass block features may also help balance privacy with natural light in appropriate areas.
How should bathroom lighting be planned?
Effective bathroom lighting should account for grooming at the vanity, general room visibility, and any areas requiring additional illumination. Fixture placement is especially important around mirrors because poorly positioned lighting can create shadows.
The final lighting plan depends on the bathroom layout, available natural light, existing electrical system, and the fixtures being installed. Decorative finishes and color temperature can then be selected to coordinate with the vanity hardware, plumbing fixtures, and overall design.