Jersey City's highest-rated bathtub replacement companies
Jersey City gets a ranked list of 10 bathtub replacement companies here, pulled from Google Maps rather than a trade-sorted license file. Homes in Jersey City typically date to 1971, old enough that the tub coming out is rarely the first one that bathroom has seen. None of these companies has been checked for a plumbing license; that question is still yours to ask.
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56%of homes built before 1980
Housing age in Jersey City
Homes built before 1980 make up 56% of the housing in Jersey City.
Cast iron was the default tub material for most of that era in Jersey City, part of why so many older bathrooms still have one.
Our materials guide covers what a cast iron tub weighs before Jersey City homeowners plan its replacement.
Bathtub replacement in Jersey City, NJ, ranked by Google rating
Sorted by a star rating that leans on review volume instead of split by trade; it doesn't tell you which license, if any, covers the plumbing part of the job.
Shiny Surface Restoration
Contractor
- Google rating
- Reviews
- 94
- Area
- New York 10005
AB Bath REGLAZING LLC
Bathroom remodeler
- Google rating
- Reviews
- 129
- Area
- Union City 07087
construction company new jersey
Bathroom remodeler
- Google rating
- Reviews
- 80
- Area
- Union City 07087
JC Renovate LLC
Remodeler
- Google rating
- Reviews
- 32
- Area
- Not listed
Waterfront Home Improvement
Contractor
- Google rating
- Reviews
- 17
- Area
- Not listed
Viable Remodeling
Kitchen remodeler
- Google rating
- Reviews
- 12
- Area
- Jersey City 07302
D. R. Reglazing, Llc
Bathroom remodeler
- Google rating
- Reviews
- 51
- Area
- North Bergen 07047
DEO Kitchen & Bath
Bathroom remodeler
- Google rating
- Reviews
- 45
- Area
- Hoboken 07030
Hoboken Kitchen & Bath
General contractor
- Google rating
- Reviews
- 74
- Area
- Hoboken 07030
LF Jersey City Tub Reglazing & Refinishing
Bathroom remodeler
- Google rating
- Reviews
- 4
- Area
- Not listed
Questions before you swap a tub
- Is this a like-for-like swap, or does the drain move, and does that change whether we need a permit?
- Which of your licenses covers this: plumbing, or a remodeling license, or both?
- What does the new tub weigh, and does the floor underneath need any reinforcement?
- Was this house built before 1978, and if so, how are you handling any painted surfaces you disturb?
- Are you reusing the existing drain and overflow, or replacing that hardware too?
- What is the real difference in your price between refinishing, a liner, and a full replacement?