What’s in these numbers

Each total is a typical job, priced the way a contractor’s estimate is priced:

  • A vanity with a cultured marble or solid surface top, priced by the foot of width, with the old vanity taken out.
  • Overhead and profit: 20%, the standard markup on a contractor’s estimate.
  • Sales tax on the materials, at the state’s average rate.

Not in them: the faucet, new supply lines or drain parts, moving plumbing, a mirror or light, backsplash tile, and wall or floor repair behind the old vanity. The bathroom remodel cost guide prices the whole room.

What moves the price

  • Width. Vanities are priced by the foot: a 72 inch double costs more than a 30 inch single.
  • The top. Granite, marble and engineered stone tops cost more than cultured marble or solid surface.
  • Grade. Higher-grade and custom vanities cost more per foot.
  • Plumbing. Moving the drain or adding a second sink for a double vanity adds a plumber’s work.
  • Where you live. Pick your state in the box above.

Common questions

How much does it cost to install a bathroom vanity?

About $900 to $1,100 for a 30 inch vanity with a top, typically $975.

How much is a 48 inch vanity installed?

About $1,450 to $1,750, typically $1,550.

How much is a double vanity installed?

About $2,200 to $2,600 for a 72 inch double vanity, before a second faucet and plumbing changes.