Build your bathroom.
Choose the category first.

Timeless tile or a statement finish.

Compare quiet stone-look porcelain, warm texture, large-format tile and expressive feature walls. We balance the look you love with cleaning, slip resistance, grout joints and the scale of your room.

A tile pattern with a plan.

Straight stack gives clean lines; vertical stack draws the eye upward; herringbone adds movement; a one-third offset can soften a rectangular layout. The tile manufacturer’s permitted offset, substrate flatness and a dry layout guide the final pattern—not a one-size-fits-all rule.

What holds the finish together matters.

Our installers select compatible thinset, grout and waterproofing for the tile and substrate. We review coverage, joint spacing, movement joints and curing requirements before installation. Shower work is planned as a complete waterproofing system, not just tile over a wall.

Flooring beyond tile.

Explore our extensive selection of 12 mm wide-plank flooring with underlayment already attached, at pricing comparable to thinner 4 mm options. Choose from a broad assortment of colors and wood looks. We confirm the selected product’s bathroom rating, subfloor requirements and finished height before installation. Shower floors need a separately specified wet-area system. Current styles, availability and pricing are confirmed in your quote.

Mirrors, vanities and finishing touches.

Explore LED mirrors with anti-fog and dimming functions, recessed storage, floating or freestanding vanities, and coordinated faucets. We check actual sizes, fixture clearances, electrical requirements and service access before final selections.

Shower details, designed together.

Coordinate recessed niches, niche lighting, shower or tub glass, linear drains and curbless or easier-access layouts. We review floor build-up, drainage, waterproofing and structural limitations before confirming a curbless design. Grab-bar blocking and access clearances can be planned early for a room that serves you longer.

Technology without the clutter.

Discuss CAT6/data runs, smart controls and discreet audio while walls are open. Electrical and low-voltage locations are coordinated with cabinetry, mirrors and the room’s wet-area requirements.

Ventilation you want to use.

Choose a quiet exhaust fan or a Bluetooth speaker fan for music while you get ready. Fan sizing, duct route, switching and wet-location suitability are reviewed for the actual room. A speaker feature does not replace proper exhaust ventilation.

Your bathroom. One coordinated team.

Queens Modern, Wrench Works Plumbing Co. and Renaissance Electrical Company coordinate design, materials, installation, plumbing and electrical work. One team plans the schedule and keeps the details connected.

We review shutoff valves, existing supply piping and electrical capacity early. Our standard is copper for new water-supply piping we install; required replacements and upgrades are confirmed in your project quote.

Check the room before renewing it.

Every in-home estimate and design consultation includes a thermal and moisture inspection with specialist instruments. We look for signs of moisture and water damage in accessible areas so concerns can be investigated before new finishes conceal them. Readings alone do not confirm or rule out mold. Further assessment and corrective work are agreed in your written scope.

Four photos are a good start.

Photograph the existing vanity, shower or tub, doorway and a full-room view. Add approximate room dimensions and your preferred timeline to your request.

Planning a kitchen too? Choose “Kitchen + bath” in the request form so both rooms can be discussed together.