San Ramon Custom Cabinets designs, builds and installs bathroom vanities sized to your wall and your plumbing.
Custom vanity: $3,000 to $8,000. A 42 to 60 inch vanity with top, sink and faucet lands in this range. Double vanities sit at the top.
9 vanity types. Single, double, floating, makeup, powder room, furniture-style, linen towers, wall cabinets and Jack-and-Jill.
No permit for a straight swap. San Ramon's bathroom remodel handout says replacing cabinets and countertops needs no building permit.
Free measure and written quote. We measure the wall, drain and supply lines before any drawing. No obligation.

Primary baths, guest baths and powder rooms across San Ramon, Danville and Dublin.

Free Measure and Written Quote | Serving San Ramon, Danville and Dublin | Built to Your Exact Measurements | No Obligation

A single sink vanity suits guest baths and hall baths. We fill the wall end to end, with a drawer bank on one side and a door under the sink for plumbing access.

A double vanity gives each person a sink, a mirror and storage in the primary bath. A drawer tower between the sinks splits daily items, so nobody borrows from the other side.

A floating vanity hangs on the wall and leaves the floor open. A small bath looks bigger and the floor mops clean. We add blocking in the wall to carry the weight of the top.

A lowered counter with knee space and shallow drawers gives you a seated spot for makeup or grooming. It usually sits between two sink bases with its own outlet and light.

A powder room vanity sets the tone for guests. Shallow depths and rounded corners keep tight walkways clear.

Legs, a decorative toe kick and furniture trim make the vanity read as a freestanding piece. It suits traditional and farmhouse baths.

A tall cabinet beside the vanity holds towels, paper goods and cleaning supplies. Pull-out shelves bring the back row forward.

Wall cabinets above the toilet or beside the mirror add storage with no floor space lost. Glass doors or open shelves keep the wall light.

A shared bath between two bedrooms often gets two sinks and split storage. Durable painted finishes stand up to years of school mornings.
A custom 42 to 60 inch vanity with top, sink and faucet runs $3,000 to $8,000. The cabinet alone runs $500 to $2,800, plus $200 to $1,000 to install, with the countertop priced on its own.
Size, sink count, countertop and plumbing changes move the number most. Moving supply and drain lines runs $400 to $2,000. Hauling away the old vanity runs $115 to $500.
Leave the sinks where they sit so the plumbing stays put. Pick a painted finish over stained hardwood. One wide sink base with drawer banks costs less than a row of extra doors.


Five pieces: a square frame around a flat center panel. It fits farmhouse, transitional and classic baths.

One flat face with no frame. It gives a floating vanity clean, modern lines.

The door sits flush inside the frame. It gives a primary bath a furniture-grade finish.

Glass doors on a linen tower or wall cabinet show off folded towels and add depth.
Engineered stone that resists stains and never needs sealing. Most primary bath vanities get quartz.
Natural stone with a one-of-a-kind pattern in every slab. Seal it to keep soap and makeup from staining.
A cast top that can include the sink in one piece, so no seam collects grime.

We build and install vanities across San Ramon, Danville and Dublin. No national call center and no big-box middleman. See all our cabinet services on the homepage, read about our custom kitchen cabinets or book a free measure.
We measure the wall, the supply and drain lines, the outlets and the mirror spot. The drawings fit on the first pass.
You see cabinet, countertop, hardware and install on separate lines before you decide. Call (925) 961-5412 to start.
A 42 to 60 inch custom vanity with top, sink and faucet runs $3,000 to $8,000. Double sinks, a makeup station or a linen tower push the total up. A written quote after the measure gives you the real number.
San Ramon's bathroom remodel handout says replacing cabinets and countertops needs no building permit. Moving walls or removing more than 2 by 2 feet of wall or ceiling finish needs one. Moving drains, supply lines or outlets brings in plumbing and electrical work, so we confirm the permit path before we start.
Older vanities often sit near 30 to 32 inches. Many owners now pick a taller vanity, closer to kitchen counter height. A custom vanity goes to the height you choose.
Yes, and it saves money. Sinks that stay in the same spots skip the drain and supply moves, which run $400 to $2,000.
California caps residential bathroom faucets at 1.2 gallons per minute under its green building code and energy commission standards. We confirm the faucet you pick before we cut the top for it.
Call (925) 961-5412 or send the form. We ask about your bathroom, then set up an in-home measure and a written quote. You decide from there.