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◆ Services

Bathroom renovations built for how you actually live

From a single shower refresh to a full gut and rebuild, we handle tile, plumbing, electrical and permits so you are not juggling three contractors.

Walk-in shower in a Stewartsville, NJ primary bathroom with travertine-look marble walls, a scroll mosaic border, pebble tile floor and oil-rubbed bronze rain head and body sprays

DeMarco Flooring, Tile & Renovations handles full bathroom renovations across Warren, Hunterdon and Somerset counties in New Jersey. One crew manages the whole job from permit through final walkthrough, including tile showers and surrounds, vanities and countertops, flooring, fixtures, and electric heated floors. Estimates are free and in-home, and travel is never charged anywhere along the I-78 corridor.

What's included

Tile showers and surrounds, including custom mosaic accents and niches

Vanities, countertops and undermount sinks

Plumbing and electrical rough-in, permitted and inspected

Electric heated floors over Schluter Ditra-Heat membrane

Walk-in shower conversions and bench seats

Flooring, from porcelain plank to natural stone

◆ Materials

Tile we use in bathrooms, and where each one belongs

Porcelain

Dense and waterproof, and it never needs sealing. Comes in plank formats that read as hardwood without the water worry, which is what we used on the floor in the job below.

Marble and natural stone

Real veining that no printed tile quite matches, and no two walls come out the same. It needs sealing and gentler cleaners, so we favor it on walls and shower surrounds over floors.

Ceramic

Softer and easier on the budget. Good for walls and tub surrounds. We steer away from it on floors that take heavy traffic, where it chips sooner than porcelain.

Glass and stone mosaic

Accent bands, framed inserts and niche backs. A little goes a long way, and it is usually the detail people notice first when they walk in.

Pebble and river rock

Shower floors, mainly. All those grout lines give you grip underfoot, and the small format follows the slope to the drain in a way large tile cannot.

HEATED FLOORS

Schluter Ditra-Heat, under the tile

We install electric floor heat using the Schluter Systems Ditra-Heat membrane. The heating cable clips into the membrane rather than sitting loose in mortar, so one layer does two jobs: it warms the floor, and it uncouples the tile from the subfloor beneath it so seasonal movement does not crack your grout. Set it on a programmable thermostat and the floor is warm before you are.

◆ Featured Project

A full renovation in Stewartsville, NJ

A dated corner jacuzzi and oak vanity came out. In went a freestanding soaking tub, a walk-in marble shower with a bench and pebble floor, and porcelain plank flooring laid over Schluter Ditra-Heat.

Dated beige corner jacuzzi tub and framed shower enclosure with beige tile surround in a Stewartsville, NJ bathroom before renovation

Before — corner jacuzzi and framed shower enclosure

Freestanding pedestal soaking tub in a Stewartsville, NJ bathroom on wood-look porcelain plank tile over a Schluter Ditra-Heat floor, with an oil-rubbed bronze floor-mounted filler and mosaic tile border behind

After — freestanding soaking tub, porcelain plank over Ditra-Heat

Walk-in shower in a Stewartsville, NJ primary bathroom with travertine-look marble walls, a scroll mosaic border, pebble tile floor and oil-rubbed bronze rain head and body sprays

Walk-in shower — pebble pan, bench seat, scroll mosaic border

Double vanity in a Stewartsville, NJ bathroom with dark raised-panel cabinets, a light quartz countertop, two undermount sinks and a framed mirror above a mosaic tile backsplash

Double vanity — quartz top, mosaic backsplash

Dated oak double vanity with a cultured marble top, brass-trimmed mirrors and beige tile floor in a Stewartsville, NJ bathroom before renovation

Before — the oak vanity that came out

◆ Questions

What people ask before they book

How long does a full bathroom renovation take?
Is marble a bad idea in a shower?
Are heated floors worth it in a bathroom?
Do I need a permit for a bathroom remodel?
Do you charge extra to travel to my town?

Ready to talk about your bathroom?

Free in-home estimate, no travel charge, anywhere along the I-78 corridor.