Stock, semi-custom and custom
Off-the-shelf vanities are sold in fixed widths, commonly about 24 to 72 inches, and are usually in stock or close to it. Semi-custom ranges add choices of finish, hardware and sometimes depth. Custom vanities are built to fit the room and can fill odd spaces, like a sloped ceiling or a wall between two windows. Trusted Local Contractors puts a typical vanity setup in Westchester at about $1,500 to $5,000, with custom work going well above that.
Single or double
Two sinks help when two people get ready at the same time, but they take counter space. A double vanity is usually comfortable at 60 inches or wider. In a smaller room, one sink with a longer counter and more drawers can work better than two cramped basins. Think about storage too. Drawers hold more usable items than a cabinet with a single shelf.
- Measure the wall and the door swing
- Check clearance to the toilet and tub
- Decide on drawers or doors
- Pick the faucet with the top, so the holes match
Tops and sinks
Quartz is popular because it resists stains and does not need sealing. Granite and marble need sealing. Cultured marble and solid surface tops often have an integrated sink, which is easy to clean. Undermount sinks leave a clean counter edge, and vessel sinks sit on top and need a taller faucet. Make sure the faucet's spread matches the holes drilled in the top.
Plumbing and wall condition
When an old vanity comes out, the wall behind it is often unpainted or water stained, and the shut-off valves may be seized. Most contractors replace the valves and supply lines while they are there. If you are moving from a pedestal sink to a vanity, or from one sink to two, the drain and supply lines need to change, which adds plumbing work.
Lighting and mirror
Good light at the vanity matters more than overhead light. Fixtures on each side of the mirror, or a lit mirror, cut shadows on the face. Trusted Local Contractors puts bathroom electrical work such as GFCI outlets, a fan and lighting at about $1,500 to $3,000 in Westchester when it is part of a remodel.
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Use the estimate form and choose bathroom vanities. Tell us the width you have, single or double, and if you already chose a unit. A local contractor will reach out to measure and price the install.
Vanity costs in Westchester
Published ranges from Trusted Local Contractors. Not quotes.
| Item | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Stock vanity and sink (36 to 48 in) | about $600 to $3,000 |
| Typical vanity setup | about $1,500 to $5,000 |
| Custom vanity and sink | about $3,500 to $15,000 or more |
| Mid-range faucet | about $200 to $600 |
Rounded published Westchester ranges, not quotes. Plumbing changes and stone tops add cost.
Sources: Trusted Local Contractors
Questions homeowners ask
How much does a new bathroom vanity cost in Westchester?
Trusted Local Contractors puts a stock vanity and sink at about $600 to $3,000 and a typical setup at about $1,500 to $5,000. Custom vanities run about $3,500 to $15,000 or more.
How wide should a double vanity be?
Around 60 inches is a common minimum for two sinks to feel usable. Narrower double vanities exist but leave little counter space.
Can I switch from a pedestal sink to a vanity?
Usually yes. The drain and supply lines may need adjusting, and the floor and wall behind the old pedestal often need patching.
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