Bathroom Remodeler in Port Washington

Designed Around Comfort. Finished with Intent.

Homeowners across Manorhaven, Flower Hill, Baxter Estates, Port Washington North, and the waterfront neighborhoods along Manhasset Bay want bathroom projects that respect the character of their homes while improving how they function."

Center Island Contracting (CIC) is a Long Island design-build firm offering full-service bathroom remodeling from initial design through permitted construction under one team.

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Let’s Start Your Bathroom Remodel

Defining the scope is the first thing that needs to happen before any other planning can move forward.

  • What specifically isn’t working, such as the layout, storage, fixtures like the shower, or systems behind the walls?
  • Are there underlying functional issues, such as aging plumbing, poor ventilation, or a failing subfloor, that must be addressed regardless of design?
  • What level of renovation fits the home and its market?
  • What is a realistic budget you are prepared to invest?

Resolving scope before design begins is what allows CIC to enter a structured process where cost, timeline, and permit path are defined before construction starts.

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Explore Our Bathroom Remodeling Project Portfolio

Center Island Contracting's bathroom remodeling portfolio spans the North Shore, Nassau, and Suffolk Counties, with completed projects in Great Neck, Manhasset, and Sands Point. Each project covers a defined scope, from layout reconfigurations and fixture upgrades to full gut renovations, with permits closed and results documented. The work reflects a consistent focus on improved functionality, modernized finishes, and bathrooms built to match how homeowners actually use their homes.

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Voices of Our Clients

We believe the best measure of our work comes directly from the homeowners we’ve worked with.
From first consultation to final walkthrough, these reviews reflect the experience we deliver.
Take a look at what clients have shared about working with our team.

PRO New York Remodeler of the Year Awards

Center Island Contracting received three awards at the PRO New York Remodeler of the Year Awards Gala Gold for Residential Kitchen, Platinum for Residential Exterior, and Platinum for Entire House renovation. These reflect evaluated project quality measured against the best remodeling firms in New York State.

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Gold

Residential Kitchen

$60,001-$100,000

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Platinum

Residential Exterior

$100,001-$200,000

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Platinum

Entire House

$750,001-$1,000,000

How History and Home Style Shape Remodeling Decisions

The type and age of the home directly impact how a bathroom remodel is approached. Each period comes with different structural conditions, system limitations, and renovation requirements.

The Types of Homes Found in Port Washington

  • Late Victorian and Summer Cottage Era (1880s–1910s)

    Found near the original village center and waterfront, these homes typically have original plumbing configurations, early-generation electrical wiring, and plaster over wood lath. Opening a wall almost always surfaces conditions requiring remediation before finish work can begin.

  • Pre-war Colonials, Tudors, and Craftsman homes (1910s–1940s)

    Concentrated throughout Beacon Hill and the elevated interior of the peninsula, these homes have strong structural bones but outdated mechanicals, single-vanity layouts, and original cast-iron or galvanized supply lines. Layout changes typically require a full plumbing rough-in.

  • Post-War Cape Cod Styles and Ranches (1945–1965)

    Built rapidly during Nassau County's suburban expansion, these homes feature compact bathrooms, minimal ventilation, and subfloor deterioration around older tubs that often requires attention before new fixtures can be set.

  • Contemporary and Custom Builds (1970s–Present)

    These homes offer more layout flexibility, but non-standard framing, deferred maintenance in secondary bathrooms, and prior work not meeting current Town of North Hempstead code are recurring issues that surface during pre-construction review.

  • Sands Point Estate Properties

    These large-scale homes fall under Village jurisdiction, with their own permitting and zoning rules. Projects here often involve complex approvals and require planning that aligns with strict local regulations from the outset.

Two bathrooms of similar square footage in different parts of Port Washington can carry very different renovation scopes and permit requirements. A pre-construction site review before any pricing is finalized is how CIC accounts for those variables before they become mid-project surprises.

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What Goes Into Bathroom Remodeling Costs

A More Transparent Approach to Pricing

Bathroom remodeling costs in Port Washington are determined by scope and by what exists behind the walls.

Key cost drivers:

Scope of renovation - cosmetic updates vs full gut renovation

Layout changes - relocating showers, toilets, or walls

Existing conditions - rotted subfloor framing, outdated electrical, all affect scope

Material selections - tile, stone, cabinetry, fixtures, and finishes

Waterproofing and ventilation - critical for long-term performance

Local Service, Regional Reach

CIC serves Port Washington and the surrounding North Shore communities within Nassau County:

  • Manorhaven
  • Baxter Estates
  • Port Washington North
  • Sands Point
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What You Need to Know

Planning and Permitting in Port Washington

  • Town of North Hempstead Building Department

    Most Port Washington renovation and construction projects are permitted through the Town of North Hempstead. You can access permit applications, submittal requirements, forms, and FAQs through the Town’s online portal.

  • Village of Sands Point Building Department

    Properties inside the Village of Sands Point are not governed by the Town of North Hempstead. The Village maintains its own permit process, fee schedule, and inspection program . A permit filed with the wrong authority is not valid. Variances go before the Village Zoning Board of Appeals.

  • Village of Flower Hill

    Properties within Flower Hill are permitted through the Village, not through North Hempstead. Additions and footprint changes may require review by the Flower Hill Zoning Board of Appeals or Board of Trustees depending on setback and lot coverage.

  • ZBA and Planning Board Review

    Projects requiring setback variances, height or coverage relief, or nonconforming footprint expansions require ZBA review at the applicable municipal level. This adds time to the project schedule and should be factored in from the start.

Requirements vary by scope and property location. We confirm jurisdiction with the applicable building department before beginning permitted work.

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Stop By Our Design Studio & Showroom

Port Washington homeowners working through a bathroom remodel with CIC have access to a dedicated design center and showroom for in-person material and fixture selection alongside our team. Reviewing tile options, vanity finishes, and hardware together in a physical space produces more confident decisions than selecting from a website image or a small sample chip.

By Appointment Only - Your Full Attention, Every Visit

What to Bring: Inspiration photos, current space photos, preliminary budget

What We Provide: Expert guidance, samples for home review, detailed specifications, timeline coordination

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A Clear Plan for a Successful Project

The Difference Our Team Brings

We bring a defined structure to bathroom remodeling in Port Washington where scope, costs, and selections are resolved before construction begins, not during it.

Scope and existing conditions are assessed before a contract number is finalized.

Permits managed through our team. We handle submission and tracks approval.

All material and fixture choices are confirmed at our showroom before work starts.

Every change order is recorded, priced, and approved before it affects timeline or budget.

Experience with local home conditions ensures issues are identified early.

One team from design through completion

Plan Your Project with Confidence

Design a Bathroom That Works for Your Daily Routine

Bathroom Renovation Services We Offer

Every bathroom remodeling project CIC undertakes in Port Washington is planned for the specific conditions of that home, not adapted from a template. Services include:

Full bathroom renovations

Complete gut-and-rebuild scope covering demolition, framing, plumbing rough-in, electrical, tile, fixtures, vanity, and finish work, coordinated through the applicable building department.

Custom shower and tile work

Wet-area tile installations, niche and bench integration, and frameless glass enclosures. All wet areas are waterproofed and inspected before tile installation begins.

Bathtub installation and conversions

Freestanding tub installations, tub-to-shower conversions, and walk-in shower builds. Subfloor and structural conditions are reviewed before fixture placement is finalized.

Vanity and storage design

Custom and semi-custom cabinetry designed to address the limited storage typical in Port Washington’s older, compact bathrooms.

Plumbing and electrical upgrades

Supply line replacement, drain reconfiguration, GFCI compliance, exhaust fan upgrades, and panel work, all permitted and inspected.

Lighting and ventilation

Recessed and vanity lighting, along with properly sized exhaust ventilation, especially important in homes with coastal or bay exposure where moisture management affects finish and structural longevity.

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Our Coverage Area

Center Island Contracting serves Port Washington and the North Shore communities of Nassau County, including Great Neck, Manhasset, Sands Point, Plandome, Plandome Manor, Roslyn, Roslyn Heights, and North Hills.

Coverage extends westward toward the Nassau-Queens border and eastward across Nassau County into western Suffolk County.

The Process for Bathroom Remodeling in Port Washington

Center Island Contracting follows a defined pre-construction sequence on every Port Washington bathroom project so that conditions, selections, and approvals are resolved before the build phase begins.

  • 1

    Consultation and Site Review

    Clarify project goals, establish a realistic budget, and assess existing conditions at the home.

  • 2

    Design and Planning

    Produce construction drawings, develop layout options, and confirm all material and fixture selections.

  • 3

    Permitting and Approvals

    Submit permit applications to the Town of North Hempstead or the applicable village building department and track approval through issuance.

  • 4

    Construction

    Execute work in defined phases with scheduled trade coordination and weekly progress communication.

  • 5

    Completion and Walkthrough

    Verify finish quality against the project specification, complete the municipal inspection, and deliver project documentation.

Get Started with Your Bathroom Remodel

Start planning your bathroom remodel in Port Washington with a clear understanding of what your project actually involves.

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