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North Pinellas Bathroom Specialists

Bathroom Vanities in Clearwater, FL

New vanities, tops, sinks and faucets, sized for your room and installed level, plumbed and sealed.

  • Single and double vanities
  • Stone and solid-surface tops
  • Fixed-price written quote
Track record12 Years in the Trade
HoursMon-Sat 7am-6pm

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Bathroom Vanities Built for Clearwater Homes

Bathroom vanity replacement in Clearwater, FL is one of the fastest ways to change how a bathroom looks and works. A new vanity adds storage, a better counter and a sink at a comfortable height.

Height matters. NKBA guidelines suggest a lavatory height between 32 and 43 inches, depending on the user[1], while many older vanities sit around the low end. We help you choose a height that fits the people using it.

What Our Bathroom Vanities Service Includes

Removal

Old vanity, top and sink removed, with the wall and floor behind it patched so the new cabinet sits flush and level.

Sizing

Width, depth and height chosen for your room, keeping the clear floor space in front of the toilet and door swing in mind.

Tops and sinks

Quartz, granite, solid surface or cultured marble, with undermount or vessel sinks.

Faucets

WaterSense bathroom faucets flow at 1.5 gallons per minute or less, at least 30% less than the 2.2 gpm standard, without giving up performance[2].

Mirrors and lighting

A mirror or recessed medicine cabinet, plus lighting at face height to cut shadows when you shave or apply makeup.

White bathroom vanity with stone top and modern faucet

Signs It Is Time for a New Vanity

Vanities take a beating from water and humidity. Watch for these signs:

  • Doors and drawers that swell, stick or peel.
  • Water damage at the base of the cabinet.
  • Not enough counter or storage.
  • A vanity too low to use comfortably.
How it works

Our 6-Step Bathroom Vanities Process

  1. Free estimate

    We measure the space and plumbing location and talk about storage.

  2. Selection

    Vanity, top, sink, faucet and mirror.

  3. Fixed-price written quote

    One written price.

  4. Removal

    Old vanity out, wall and floor repaired.

  5. Installation

    Vanity set level, top and sink installed, plumbing connected.

  6. Walkthrough

    We check drains and drawers with you.

Vanity Options Compared

Key choices when replacing a bathroom vanity. Double-vanity spacing follows NKBA guidelines[1].

OptionBest forNote
Single vanityHall and guest bathsMost common replacement
Double vanityShared master baths36 in between sink centerlines recommended, 30 in code minimum[1]
Floating (wall-hung)Small baths, modern lookNeeds blocking in the wall
Furniture-styleTraditional lookUsually freestanding
Taller vanityAdults who prefer less bendingNKBA range 32 to 43 in[1]

What Affects the Cost of Bathroom Vanities in Clearwater

What drives vanity replacement cost:

  • Cabinet type. Stock, semi-custom or custom cabinetry.
  • Top material. Quartz and granite cost more than cultured marble.
  • Plumbing changes. Moving the drain or adding a second sink needs a permit; replacing a vanity in place does not[3].
  • Lighting. New lighting or wiring may need an electrical permit[3].

We give a fixed written price after measuring, because the right vanity depends on the room, the plumbing location and the top you choose.

Vanity Replacement in Clearwater

Clearwater's median home was built in 1978[4], and 75.3% of the city's housing was built before 1990[4]. Many of those bathrooms still have original vanities with particleboard boxes that swell when wet.

Humidity is hard on cabinets here, with Tampa Bay mornings averaging 86% relative humidity[5]. We recommend water-resistant cabinet materials and sealing the top and backsplash.

We also look at what is behind the vanity when the old one comes out. Shut-off valves from the 1970s and 1980s often seize or drip, and swapping them while the wall is open is quick and inexpensive.

Why us

3 Reasons to Choose Us for Bathroom Vanities

01

Right height

We help you choose a vanity height that fits who uses it.

02

Clean installation

Level, sealed and plumbed properly.

03

Fixed written price

One price, in writing.

Our Promises

Free estimatesWe measure and look at the space in your home at no charge.
Fixed-price, in writingYour quote lists the scope and the price before work starts.
12 years in the tradeBathroom work across Clearwater and north Pinellas.
Reachable hoursMon-Sat 7am-6pm. Closed Sunday.
Free, no-obligation visit

Price Your Bathroom Vanities Project

We come out, measure, talk through options and follow up with a fixed-price quote in writing.

  • Free in-home estimate
  • Fixed-price written quote
  • Mon-Sat 7am-6pm, closed Sunday

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Questions

Bathroom Vanities FAQs

Can you replace just the countertop?

Yes, if the cabinet is sound and level. We check the box for water damage first.

Should I choose an undermount or vessel sink?

Undermount sinks make counters easy to wipe. Vessel sinks are a design statement and need a matching taller faucet. Both work with a stone or solid-surface top.

Do I need a permit to replace a vanity?

Not to replace it in place. Moving plumbing or adding a sink does need a Clearwater permit[3].

How far apart should double sinks be?

NKBA recommends 36 inches between centerlines; code allows 30[1].

What vanity height is best?

NKBA suggests 32 to 43 inches depending on the user[1].

Can I add a second sink?

Often, yes, with a new drain and supply line, and a permit.

Bathroom Vanities Across North Pinellas

We also handle bathroom vanities in these north Pinellas towns. Town pages are part of our local bathroom remodeling section:

Related services

Sources

  1. National Kitchen & Bath Association, Bath Planning Guidelines. https://media.nkba.org/uploads/2022/05/Bath-Planning-Guidelines.pdf
  2. U.S. EPA WaterSense, Bathroom Faucets. https://www.epa.gov/watersense/bathroom-faucets
  3. City of Clearwater, Do I Need a Permit? Checklist and FAQ. https://www.myclearwater.com/Business-Development/Permitting/06-Do-I-Need-a-Permit-Checklist-and-FAQ
  4. U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, Clearwater city, FL (tables B25035, B25034, B25024). https://data.census.gov/
  5. Florida Climate Center (FSU), Relative Humidity normals, Tampa. https://climatecenter.fsu.edu/products-services/data/other-normals/relative-humidity

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