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.
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
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
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 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.

Before — corner jacuzzi and framed shower enclosure

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

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

Double vanity — quartz top, mosaic backsplash

Before — the oak vanity that came out
◆ Questions
Most full bathroom renovations run two to three weeks once materials are on site. Custom stone work, a heated floor, or moving plumbing adds time, and inspection scheduling can add a few days at either end. We give you a firm range at the estimate rather than a best case number.
No, but it needs the right care. Marble is porous, so it gets sealed at installation and wants a pH-neutral cleaner rather than anything acidic like vinegar or a typical bathroom spray. On walls and surrounds it holds up well and nothing else looks quite like it. On a shower floor we usually steer people toward porcelain or pebble instead, since that is where standing water and foot traffic are hardest on stone.
In a bathroom, usually yes. Tile is cold underfoot and a bathroom is the one room you walk into barefoot every morning. Electric floor heat costs relatively little to run because it only covers one small room, and it is far cheaper to install during a renovation when the floor is already coming up than to retrofit later. If the floor is not being replaced, it is a harder case to make.
Usually yes. New Jersey towns enforce the Uniform Construction Code, and permits are required for plumbing, electrical and structural changes, which covers moving a drain, adding a heated floor circuit, or relocating a vanity. Like for like tile and flooring replacement generally does not need one. We file the permits and meet the inspector on site.
No. Travel is never charged anywhere in our service area, which runs along the I-78 corridor through Warren, Hunterdon and Somerset counties. Estimates are free and happen at your home, since sample selection works better in your own light next to your own finishes.
Free in-home estimate, no travel charge, anywhere along the I-78 corridor.
This project was completed in Stewartsville, NJ — see every town we serve on the Service Areas page.