Vanity and countertop replacement — the fastest way to modernize a bathroom.

When a vanity swap is the whole job

Not every bathroom needs a full remodel. Often the tile floor is fine, the shower works, the toilet works — but the vanity is a builder-grade box with a cracked cultured-marble top and a wobbly brass faucet. Swap those out, put a real mirror and better light above it, and the whole room reads newer — for a fraction of a full remodel.

What we install

• Vanity cabinets — single (24"–48") or double (60"–84"), floor-standing or wall-hung floating.
• Countertops — quartz (most popular, most durable), quartzite, marble (Carrara, Calacatta), granite. Templated on-site, fabricated in about a week, then installed.
• Sinks — undermount rectangular or oval, or vessel-mount on top.
• Faucets — single-hole, widespread, wall-mount; standard or waterfall.
• Mirrors — framed, frameless, LED-lit with defog.
• Vanity lighting — sconces flanking the mirror, bar above, or integrated in the mirror itself.
• Plumbing rework — new supply valves, new drain, new p-trap; often bringing 1990s plumbing up to code.

What drives the cost of a vanity project

A vanity-and-countertop project can be an in-stock cabinet with a quartz top or a built-to-size custom piece in premium stone — so your price follows the pieces you pick. What moves it:

• The cabinet. A single in-stock vanity is the entry point; a double vanity or a built-to-size custom cabinet is more.
• Countertop material. Quartz, quartzite, marble, and granite each sit at a different price, and slab size matters too.
• Faucets, sinks, mirror, and lighting. Standard fixtures versus upgraded or statement pieces.
• Plumbing. Reusing the existing rough-in is simple; relocating supply or drain lines adds work.

We price all of it on a fixed written quote after a free in-home visit.

Timeline: 3–8 working days

Cabinet arrives, we set the cabinet and rough-in plumbing (day 1). Countertop template (day 1). Fabrication is about a week — during which we come back and handle any lighting, painting, or mirror-hanging that doesn't need the top. Countertop delivered and installed (day 7–8). Faucet and drain plumbed in, silicone, punch list, done.

Where a vanity project usually goes sideways

The three failure modes we see when homeowners hire someone else for this:

1. Wrong-size cabinet. The tile floor was cut around the old cabinet's exact footprint. A slightly smaller replacement leaves a strip of subfloor showing.
2. Plumbing doesn't line up. New cabinet has a different interior configuration; supply lines don't reach. Real plumber trip needed.
3. Countertop won't fit down the hall. A 72" slab won't turn certain corners in older Uptown homes. We measure the delivery path before ordering.

All three are avoided by an in-home measurement before ordering anything.

Related services

See small bathroom & powder room if scope is bigger, or full bathroom remodel.