“Brand-new tub arrived scratched — and they installed it anyway.”
- Home
- Services
- Showers & Tubs
- Bathtub Replacement
Bathtub Replacement In NJ — From Basic Swap To Freestanding Showpiece
Old tub out, new tub in — with the valve, drain, and surround done right by licensed plumbers. Standard alcove, deep soaker, or a freestanding tub that changes the whole room. One fixed price.
Free · in your home · 60 min
Licensed & insured · 2,000+ NJ projects · 7 years · a real person answers 24/7

Before to after, in five seconds.
Drag the handle. Same room, same camera.
The kind of finish our bathroom crews deliver: large-format porcelain, floating oak vanities, backlit mirrors, frameless glass and matte-black fixtures. Example finishes, not a specific customer's home.


Old tub out, new tub in — with the valve, drain, and surround done right by licensed plumbers. Typical price: $4.5K – $15K. Licensed & insured, written itemized price before work starts, no deposit, one dedicated crew. Serving all 21 New Jersey counties from Paramus. Call (201) 676-3099 or book a free estimate.
Straight talk: replace, convert, or reglaze?
Cracked, rusted, leaking, or dated? A new tub with a new valve and clean surround is usually a few days' work.
Never take baths? A tub-to-shower conversion uses the space far better.
Reglazing looks fine for a year or two, then peels. If your tub's worth keeping, we'll say so. If not, we'll show you the math.
Bathtub installers near you
Replacing tubs across Bergen County, Passaic County, Essex County — and all of North Jersey. Every install covered by the 5-Year Watertight Guarantee.
typical fixed-price range — your exact number goes in writing after a free visit
How we beat the big chains: Showroom installers quote $8K–$20K and sub out the plumbing. No franchise fees, no commissioned salesmen, no rented subcontractors — that's typically 15–30% under national-brand quotes for the same or better spec. Bring us any written quote and we'll match the scope line by line.
What people hate about other companies — fixed here
“First bath in the new tub leaked straight through the kitchen ceiling.”
“Nobody wanted a 'just the tub' job unless I remodeled the whole room.”
Searching “bathtub replacement near me” in New Jersey?
You found a crew that is actually near you. First Call Contracting is based in Paramus, in Bergen County, and our own licensed techs handle bathtub replacement in all 21 New Jersey counties — no call center, no subcontractor sent from two states away. Most of Bergen, Passaic, Hudson and Essex is 15 to 30 minutes from our shop, and emergencies go to the nearest crew, 24/7.
Closest to us: Bergen CountyPassaic CountyHudson CountyEssex CountyMorris CountyUnion CountyAll 21 counties & 219+ towns →
Call (201) 676-3099, text us a photo, or book a free in-home estimate — you get a written price before any work starts.
Bathtub Replacement questions, answered
Why replace the tub instead of reglazing or refinishing it?
Reglazing is a coating over an old surface. It looks good for a year or two, then it chips at the drain and peels where the mat sits, and it does nothing about what's behind the wall. If the tub is only cosmetically tired and the surround is sound, refinishing is a fair budget move. If there's rust at the overflow, a soft floor at the tub apron, or grout that keeps coming back black, that's water in the wall — and a coating just hides it for another year.
Is there bathtub replacement near me?
If you're anywhere in New Jersey, yes. First Call Contracting is based in Paramus and handles bathtub replacement across all 21 counties with our own licensed crew. Most of Bergen, Passaic, Hudson and Essex is 15 to 30 minutes from our shop, and emergencies are dispatched to the nearest crew 24/7. Call (201) 676-3099 or book a free in-home estimate.
A tub you'll actually want to soak in.
Fixed price · plumbed by masters · guaranteed watertight
Or call Alex direct: (201) 676-3099
Burst pipe. No heat. Roof leaking. We answer at 2 AM.
A real person picks up every hour of every day. We tell you what to shut off first, then send the nearest crew.