We rebuild Brentwood bathrooms from the floor up — permitted, properly waterproofed, and sized for households that actually need the space.
Many Brentwood homes were originally built with a single full bath and, if you were lucky, a half bath on the main floor. That math doesn't work for a household of five or six people sharing a home across two generations. A first-floor bathroom addition, a hall bath expansion, or a primary suite bathroom conversion are the kinds of projects that genuinely change how a home functions — and they're among the most common requests we receive from Brentwood homeowners.
Milton's Construction handles bathroom remodels as a full permitted scope under Town of Islip Building Division requirements. Plumbing, electrical, waterproofing, tile, fixtures — our in-house crew does all of it. There's no coordination lag between a plumber, a tile setter, and an electrician who all work for different companies.
Converting a closet or carving a bathroom out of unused square footage in a Cape or splanche is more involved than it appears. You need drain rough-ins, a properly sloped subfloor, adequate ventilation, GFCI-protected circuits, and waterproofing that will hold up over decades — not just a tiled wall. The Town of Islip requires permits and inspections for plumbing and electrical in bathroom work, and inspectors check the rough-in stage before any walls close up.
We size the drain rough-in and vent stack correctly from the start, which prevents the expensive fixes that come from cutting corners on a bathroom that passes a visual inspection but fails years later. Getting it done right the first time is the only way to approach a bathroom in a home that's meant to last.
A full bathroom gut and remodel — new plumbing fixtures, tile from floor to ceiling, updated electrical, and a new vanity — runs across a range depending on the size of the room, fixture selections, and whether any plumbing needs to be relocated. A basic hall bath refresh and a spa-style primary bath are genuinely different projects with different price tags, and a written estimate after a walkthrough is the only honest way to give you a real number.
Call or text 631-741-0199 to schedule a free written estimate for your Brentwood bathroom project.
Any work involving new or relocated plumbing and electrical circuits requires a permit through the Town of Islip Building Division. This includes adding a bathroom, moving fixtures, or adding a new circuit for a heated floor or ventilation fan. We handle the permit application and schedule all required inspections.
Yes, and we do this regularly in Brentwood's Cape Cods and splanches. The key considerations are getting a drain line to the right point in the basement or crawl space, roughing in a proper vent stack, and making sure the subfloor can support tile weight. We assess all of this during the estimate walkthrough.
A new bathroom addition in a typical Brentwood home — rough plumbing, electrical, tile, and fixture installation — usually takes three to five weeks of active construction after permit approval. The permit review timeline through Town of Islip depends on the current workload at the Building Division, which is something we account for when we map out your project schedule.
Get a free, no-obligation estimate for your project today.
