A small job done right
A vanity top is a smaller piece of stone, but it gets the same care as a kitchen. We template the vanity, plan the sink and faucet holes with you, and cut and polish the top in our Lansing shop before our crew installs it.
Picking a stone for the bath
Quartz is a popular vanity choice because it is nonporous and shrugs off makeup, toothpaste and hair products. Granite brings natural movement and color and handles hot styling tools well. For a softer, classic look, honed limestone works in a powder room that sees lighter use.
Using a remnant
Vanities often fit on a smaller piece of stone, so a remnant left over from a larger job can be a good fit. Ask whether one is available in your size when you request your quote.
Whole-bath projects
We also cut shower and tub surrounds, so the stone in the room can match. See finished bathrooms in our work.
Recent work
See all projectsCommon questions
- Do I need my vanity cabinet installed first?
- Yes. We template the top after the vanity cabinet is set and level, the same way we do kitchens.
- Can you cut holes for my faucet?
- Yes. Tell us the faucet style (single hole, 4 inch or 8 inch spread) and we drill the holes when we cut the sink opening.
- Can I see vanity tops you have done?
- Yes. Finished bathrooms are in our project gallery, and you can see stone samples at our shop on Sloan Hwy.
Ready to price your project?
Send a few details and photos or drawings if you have them. We will call you back to talk it through.

