Savannah Bathroom Remodels
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Vanity and Fixtures
Thinking about a new vanity or updated fixtures for your bathroom? Savannah Bathroom Remodels offers vanity and fixture options for bathrooms of every size and style. Whether you love the open look of a wall-mounted floating vanity or prefer a furniture-style cabinet with deep drawers, we'll help you choose a piece that fits your room and your budget. We can also update your faucets, mirrors, lighting, and hardware, as much or as little as you'd like. The right vanity can change the entire character of your bathroom, and we'd love to show you how.
What Does It Cost to Replace a Bathroom Vanity?
Vanity costs depend mainly on the size, the cabinet construction, the countertop, and whether the plumbing has to move. A same-size replacement with a drop-in sink and a laminate or cultured marble top tends to be easy on the budget. An undermount sink usually requires a stone or quartz countertop with a precisely cut and polished opening, so it costs more, and a double vanity with relocated plumbing costs more still. We'll go over real numbers during your free consultation.
What Size Vanity Is Right for My Bathroom?
Start by leaving roughly 20 to 24 inches of open floor in front of the vanity so you can move comfortably, plus a little breathing room between the vanity and nearby walls or fixtures. Cabinet depth matters too. Many bathroom vanities are 21 inches deep, but some larger sinks need a 24-inch cabinet. In a very small bathroom or powder room, a pedestal or wall-mounted sink can free up floor space when you don't need much storage. We'll measure your room and recommend sizes that work.
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Your Space, Your Style
No matter what style you have in mind, we can help you find a vanity and fixtures that suit your bathroom. We offer a wide selection of sizes, finishes, and configurations, from compact pieces for a powder room to double-sink vanities for a busy family bath, all made to hold up in everyday use. Reach out today to see what fits your space.
Picking the Right Vanity and Fixtures
A vanity is the one cabinet in your bathroom that lives in constant moisture, so this isn't the place to cut corners, especially in Savannah's humid climate. Inexpensive particleboard boxes and bargain hardware tend to swell, sag, and fail early, while a well-built cabinet can last for decades. Style is up to you: floating vanities create an open, airy feel, and furniture-style pieces offer more storage. Countertops each have their strengths. Quartz is low-maintenance, granite is durable, marble is beautiful but needs regular sealing, and laminate keeps costs down. A single wide sink works well in a smaller room, while two sinks can make a shared bathroom much easier to use on busy mornings. For lighting, a fixture above the mirror that throws light up, down, and outward works well, and a pair of sconces on either side of the mirror is even better for even, shadow-free light. Finishes like brushed nickel, matte black, and polished chrome help tie the room together, and upgrades like touchless faucets, water-saving aerators, and lighted mirrors are growing more popular.
Design & Consultation:
We'll measure and recommend a vanity width and layout for your room, then coordinate the countertop, sink, faucet, and finish so everything works together. We match your selections to your existing plumbing and faucet holes ahead of time so installation goes smoothly.
Installation:
Our technicians remove your old vanity and fixtures, make any needed plumbing adjustments, and set everything plumb and tight, with every joint caulked to keep water out.
Repair & Replacement:
Is your vanity swollen, damaged, or outdated, or are your fixtures dripping or not working right? We'll take a look and tell you honestly whether fixing it or replacing it is the better value.
Can I Just Update My Faucet or Fixtures?
Absolutely. New faucets, hardware, mirrors, or light fixtures are some of the easiest ways to freshen up a bathroom without a full remodel. The main thing to check is your faucet's hole spacing. If a new faucet doesn't match the existing holes, you may need a new countertop as well. We'll confirm compatibility before you buy.
At Savannah Bathroom Remodels, we handle vanity and fixture projects from the first selection to the final walkthrough. Give us a call to hear more about our shower, bathtub, and toilet work in Savannah, GA. We'd love to help!