
In the construction trade, accurately estimating the cost of installing a new bathroom vanity is crucial. The cost typically ranges from $1,100 to $3,800 for a single-sink vanity, with dual-sink or custom units exceeding $6,000. These figures include demolition, plumbing adjustments, and disposal fees. This guide will help you understand the variables affecting these costs, ensuring you can provide accurate estimates to clients.
In Southern California, a professionally installed vanity can vary significantly in cost. Factors such as cabinet style, countertop material, and plumbing complexity play a significant role. Here’s a breakdown:
Choosing the right vanity unit is essential. Options include:
Countertop choices impact the overall cost:
Plumbing adjustments can vary in complexity:
Removing old vanities can be labor-intensive:
Additional features can increase costs:
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Typical project timeline:
Total duration: 3–7 working days.
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The Ramirez family upgraded to a 72-inch dual-sink vanity. Key cost drivers included:
Initial estimate: $4,950. After adjustments, the cost was $4,120, a 17% savings. The project completed in six days.
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