Jersey Shore · Long Beach Island to the Wildwoods
Porcelain slab showers for shore houses.
Salt air, sandy feet and summer guests are hard on a tile shower. Swish builds full-height porcelain slab showers and bathrooms with almost no grout lines, so there's nothing to mildew and nothing to scrub between rentals. Our own crew works from Long Beach Island down to the Wildwoods, and most showers take 3 to 5 days on site.
At a glance
Starting price
$11,300
Days on site
3–5 days for a shower
Shore towns
Long Beach Island, Brigantine, Ocean City, Avalon, Stone Harbor, the Wildwoods
Best time to book
Fall through early spring
Warranty
5-year workmanship
Why slab at the shore
Made for salt air and summer guests.
Built for shore houses
Porcelain doesn't absorb water, so humid salt air has nothing to soak into
Almost no grout lines, so there's nowhere for mildew to start
Sand and sunscreen rinse right off; a wipe-down is the whole cleaning routine
Every wall goes over a Schluter waterproofing system, not just the slab
Fireplace walls, backsplashes and floors in the same porcelain, cut in our shop
Working at the shore
Book in the off-season and be finished well before Memorial Day
Showers take 3 to 5 days on site; full bathrooms 10 to 20
Smaller jobs can start in as little as a week; larger projects usually book 4 to 6 weeks out
Design and price it online from home, then we confirm everything on site
Trade pricing for shore builders and designers
Shore projects
Recent work down the shore.

Shower remodel · Brigantine, NJ
Gold-Veined Porcelain Slab Shower in Brigantine, NJ
A new-construction shower in Brigantine, where a contractor brought us in to cut, install and vein-match the designer's white and gold porcelain slabs in just a few days.

Flooring & medallion · Northfield, NJ
Waterjet Porcelain Logo Medallion in Northfield, NJ
A company's logo, cut on our waterjet from thick 12mm Nero Marquina and Calacatta Glory porcelain and set into a ballroom floor.

Fireplace · Long Beach Island, NJ
Porcelain Slab Fireplace Wall on Long Beach Island, NJ
The upper fireplace wall of Kim's oceanfront living room on Long Beach Island, covered in just two pieces of Chianca Di Ostuni porcelain slab up to a 14-foot ceiling.

Bathtub remodel · North Wildwood, NJ
Porcelain Slab Tub Surround in North Wildwood, NJ
Jim and Janice's tub surround in North Wildwood, in a green-blue porcelain slab with matte black fixtures, one of three all-slab bathrooms we built in their home.

Shower remodel · Little Silver, NJ
Ocean Blue Porcelain Slab Shower in Little Silver, NJ
An Ocean Blue porcelain slab shower a Little Silver homeowner fell for on a display wall, with brass fixtures, a dark slab floor and a matching slab-topped coffee table.

Shower remodel, Walk-in shower · Beach Haven, NJ
Walk-In Porcelain Slab Shower in Beach Haven, NJ
A walk-in shower in an oceanfront Beach Haven renovation, clad wall to wall in Crystal Ice porcelain slab with every outside corner mitered.
Reviews
What shore clients tell their neighbors.
★★★★★
“I really appreciated the beauty of Swish's large format porcelain slabs, in fact, it inspired our whole project.”
Jane S. · Little Silver, NJ · Google
★★★★★
“Swish made remodeling 2 bathrooms seamless and stress free.”
Janice D. · North Wildwood, NJ · Google
★★★★★
“Swish is the best in the business!”
Dan D. · North Wildwood, NJ · Google
Questions
Shore FAQ.
Do you work at the Jersey Shore?
Yes. We build showers and bathrooms from Long Beach Island and Brigantine down through Ocean City, Avalon, Stone Harbor and the Wildwoods, and in Monmouth County. See the projects above, or call (856) 497-9474 to check your town. On the island, see our Long Beach Island page.
Is a porcelain slab shower a good choice for a shore house?
It's one of the best. Porcelain doesn't absorb water, there are almost no grout lines for mildew to grow in, and it wipes clean in seconds, which matters in humid salt air and between rental guests. Behind the slab, every shower gets a Schluter waterproofing system.
When should I book to be ready for summer?
Fall through early spring is the easiest time. A shower takes 3 to 5 days on site and a full bathroom 10 to 20. Smaller jobs can often start within a week or two, but larger projects usually book 4 to 6 weeks out, so reach out by early spring for a Memorial Day finish.
Can I get a price if I'm not at the shore house?
Yes. Design your shower in our online builder to see an estimated cost and monthly payment from anywhere, then we confirm the final price at an on-site visit.
Do you work with shore builders and designers?
Yes. We offer trade pricing on porcelain slabs and installation, and we can hold a paid slab for up to 30 days while a project gets ready.
Design & price online
See what your shower would cost.
Design your shower in the Swish Shower Builder in a couple of minutes and see your estimated cost as you go, no email needed. When it looks right, book your on-site estimate.
Or call (856) 497-9474