Bathroom remodels in Kew Gardens — done right.

Kew Gardens is a Queens neighborhood of co-op apartment buildings and detached Tudor and colonial homes, with homes largely dating to the 1910s–1940s, with mid-rise development.

Kew Gardens bathrooms appear in co-op buildings, Tudors and colonials, so the work ranges from compact apartment updates to character-sensitive house renovations. Common goals include better storage, new waterproofing, quieter fans, brighter lighting, and classic finishes that suit the neighborhood.

Co-op projects need clean logistics: management paperwork, elevator protection, water shutoff timing, hallway coverings, debris removal, and neighbor-aware work hours. In older houses, we evaluate plaster, floor leveling, pipe age, and vent paths before installing walk-in showers, double vanities, or heated floors. We also plan debris paths.

Permit note for Kew Gardens: Co-op alteration agreements are common in apartment buildings. DOB permits are required for many plumbing changes, bathroom additions, electrical upgrades, or structural work; detached homes may also need review for exterior fan termination locations.