Bathroom Vanity Tops in Henderson, NV

Bathroom vanity tops are small pieces of stone that change a room more than their size suggests. Many Henderson bathrooms from the 1990s and 2000s have one-piece cultured marble tops with molded bowls, or tile with yellowing grout. Replacing that with quartz, granite or marble and a pair of undermount sinks makes a master bath feel new without touching the shower or floor.

Material choices for a bathroom

• Quartz: non-porous, so toothpaste, makeup and hair dye wipe off. The most popular choice for master baths.
• Granite: durable and heat tolerant, good for curling irons and hot tools left on the counter.
• Marble: the classic bathroom look, but it etches from acidic products and needs sealing.
• Quartzite: marble-like veining with more hardness, at a higher price.

Bathrooms are a good place to use a remnant, a leftover piece from a larger slab, which can lower the cost of a small vanity.

Hard water at the vanity

With water around 16 grains per gallon, Henderson bathrooms get white spots on faucets and around the sink edge quickly. On quartz and sealed granite those deposits wipe off. On marble, the usual lime removers are acidic and will etch dull spots into the polish. If you love marble in the bath, plan to clean with pH-neutral products and wipe the counter dry after use.

Sinks and faucets

An undermount sink sits below the stone, so water and debris wipe straight in, and it is the standard with stone tops. Vessel sinks sit on top and need a single hole. We need to know your sink and faucet before the top is cut, since the faucet holes are drilled to match: single-hole, 4-inch centerset or 8-inch widespread. Double vanities need the sink spacing set to match the cabinet and the plumbing.

Sizes and cost

HomeGuide lists a 20-by-36-inch vanity top at about $250 to $1,000 in quartz, $400 to $750 in granite and $200 to $750 in marble, installed. Double vanities of 60 to 72 inches cost proportionally more. HomeAdvisor puts sink installation around $400 on average, not counting the sink itself, and plumbing changes extra if the drains move.

Backsplash and side splash

Most vanity tops get a 4-inch backsplash cut from the same stone, plus a side splash where the vanity meets a wall. A full-height stone backsplash behind the mirror is another option. These pieces are listed separately on your quote.

Replacing a top on an existing vanity

If your vanity cabinet is solid and you like it, we replace just the top. We check the cabinet for water damage from past sink leaks, which is common under older molded tops, and confirm it is level before templating.