ServicesVanities & Countertops
Bathroom vanity, countertop, and sink replacement.
New vanities, plus countertop and sink replacement on its own, built around how you use your bathroom.
What we handle
Everything your vanity project needs.
Whether you want a whole new vanity or just a bathroom countertop and sink replacement, we take care of everything from measuring to the last drawer pull.
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Removing your old vanity
We disconnect the plumbing, remove the old cabinet and top, and repair the wall and floor behind it.
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Helping you choose a vanity
Single or double, floating or floor-standing, stock or custom. We measure your space and show you options that fit your storage needs.
- 03
Countertop replacement
Quartz, granite, marble, or solid surface, measured and cut to fit your vanity, with the sink openings and backsplash included.
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Sinks and faucets
Undermount, vessel, or integrated sinks, with faucets that match your other fixtures and your style.
- 05
Plumbing hookup
New supply lines, shutoff valves, and drains, installed and tested so there are no leaks under the sink.
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Hardware and finishing
Pulls, caulk, and adjustments so every door and drawer closes evenly.
Project examples
Vanity project examples.
Examples of the vanities, countertops, and sinks we install, from compact single sinks to long double vanities.
Questions
Common questions about vanities & countertops.
Straight answers to the questions we hear most. Your free consultation is the best place to ask about your own bathroom.
Have a question we didn't cover? Ask us directly.
Can you replace just my countertop and sink?
Yes. If your cabinet is in good shape, we can replace the countertop and sink on their own and reconnect the faucet and drain.
How long does a vanity replacement take?
Setting the vanity usually takes a day or two. Stone countertops are measured after the cabinet is in place, so the full job often takes one to two weeks.
Can you switch my single sink to a double vanity?
Often, yes. It depends on the wall length and the plumbing, which we check during your free consultation.
Which countertop material is best for a bathroom?
Quartz is popular because it does not need sealing and resists stains. Natural stone looks great but needs occasional sealing. We go over the options with you.
Do you install custom vanities?
We install stock, semi-custom, and fully custom vanities, depending on your space and budget.