Bathroom Vanity Installation — Boynton Beach & Palm Beach County
A vanity replacement is one of the highest-ROI bathroom upgrades — completely transforming a bathroom's look in 1–2 days. Best Price Kitchen Bath & Floors installs single, double, and floating vanities with fabricated countertops and coordinated plumbing.
Bathroom Vanity Installation
Vanity installation with Best Price Kitchen Bath & Floors covers the full scope: vanity cabinet selection and supply, countertop fabrication and installation (vessel or undermount sink), faucet and drain installation, plumbing connection, mirror and light bar installation. We carry vanity samples in our showroom and can order custom sizes as needed.
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Common Questions
Can I just replace my vanity without a full bathroom remodel?
Absolutely. A vanity-only project is one of our most common requests. If you're happy with your tile and overall bathroom layout, a new vanity and countertop dramatically refreshes the space. Installation typically takes 1–2 days.
What's the difference between a freestanding and floating vanity?
A floating (wall-mounted) vanity is attached directly to wall studs with no floor contact — it creates a cleaner look and makes floor cleaning easier. It requires wall blocking during installation. A freestanding vanity sits on the floor with no special wall prep. Both are excellent options; Jose will advise based on your wall construction.
Do you supply the vanity or do I provide it?
We can supply the vanity through our showroom or work with client-supplied units. If you source it yourself, make sure to confirm the rough-in dimensions for plumbing before ordering.
Palm Beach County West of Military Trail
Everything About Vanity Installation in South Florida
Bathroom vanity installation in South Florida involves more than swapping a cabinet. The humidity and water exposure in Palm Beach County bathrooms means the right materials and proper waterproofing behind the vanity are critical. Best Price Kitchen Bath & Floors installs vanities as part of complete bathroom remodels and as standalone upgrades — always with proper plumbing connections, shutoffs, and wall prep.
The vanity options available through our Canyon Town Center showroom span a wide range: floating wall-hung vanities that make small bathrooms feel larger, traditional freestanding vanities in shaker and inset styles, double-sink vanities for master baths with ample counter space, and ADA-compliant vanities with knee-clearance for accessibility. Janet Yaxley helps you select the right vanity for your space, plumbing configuration, and design vision.
Vanity countertops matter as much as the cabinet. In Palm Beach County's humidity, quartz outperforms marble and granite for bathrooms — it's non-porous, doesn't require sealing, and resists water damage. We carry undermount sinks with quartz tops, vessel sink configurations, and integrated sinks across multiple finish lines at our showroom.
A full vanity replacement — demo old unit, address any water damage or mold behind the existing cabinet, install new vanity, connect plumbing, install countertop and sink, add mirror and lighting — typically takes 2–3 days. Larger double-vanity master bath projects take 3–5 days. Financing is available through Synchrony Bank — $0 down, starting from $189/month.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does vanity installation cost in Palm Beach County?
A single vanity replacement including demo, installation, plumbing connection, and countertop typically runs $1,800–$5,000 depending on the vanity line, countertop material, and any wall or plumbing repairs needed. Double-sink master vanities run $3,500–$10,000+. Full bathroom remodels that include vanity work are scoped holistically.
Do I need a permit to replace a bathroom vanity?
A straight vanity swap in the same location — same drain, same supply lines — generally doesn't require a permit in Palm Beach County. Moving the vanity to a new location or changing drain rough-in requires a permit. Tim Yaxley (CGC1535490) advises on permit requirements during the free in-home estimate.
Can you install a floating vanity on any wall?
Floating (wall-hung) vanities require solid blocking in the wall to support the weight — typically 2x6 or 2x8 horizontal blocking between studs. In most cases we can add blocking as part of the installation. We assess wall construction during the in-home estimate and include blocking if required.
What is the best vanity countertop material for Florida bathrooms?
Quartz is our top recommendation for Florida bathrooms. It's non-porous, highly resistant to humidity and water damage, requires no sealing, and comes in hundreds of colors and patterns that mimic marble and stone. Porcelain slab is a newer alternative with similar durability. Marble looks beautiful but is porous and requires sealing every 6–12 months in a high-humidity environment.
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