Bathroom countertop installation in Dallas: quartz, granite and solid surface
A vanity top is measured from a template, cut for the sink and faucet you already chose, and set level on a cabinet that can carry it.
Updated October 2026. Service office: 2353 Bryan St, Dallas. Phones answered 24/7.

Vanity tops we install in Dallas bathrooms include Cambria, Silestone and Caesarstone quartz, MSI granite and Corian solid surface.
Bathroom countertop installation in Dallas replaces a vanity top with quartz, granite or solid surface, templated to the cabinet and cut for your sink and faucet. Premium bathroom tops run about 900 to 6,500 dollars in DFW market data depending on size and material. Expect a few days between templating and installation while the top is fabricated.
How a vanity top goes from template to installed
A bathroom top is small, but it is cut from a slab for one cabinet, one sink and one faucet. Change any of those after templating and the top is scrap.
So the order is fixed: vanity set and leveled, sink and faucet chosen, then the template. The fabricator cuts the sink hole, faucet holes and edge profile, and the top comes back ready to set on a bead of adhesive, with the sink mounted underneath or dropped in.
Quartz from Cambria or Silestone is the usual choice here because it needs no sealing. Granite needs periodic sealing; Corian solid surface can take an integrated sink with no seam.

Quartz, granite or solid surface?
| Quartz | Granite | Solid surface | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sealing | None | Periodic | None |
| Stain resistance | High | Good when sealed | Good |
| Heat | Avoid direct heat | Handles heat well | Avoid direct heat |
| Repairs | Chips hard to hide | Chips can be filled | Scratches sand out |
| Seams and sinks | Undermount or vessel | Undermount or vessel | Integrated sink possible |
| Look | Consistent pattern | Natural veining | Uniform color |
The three countertop materials we install most
Quartz Vanity Tops
Quartz is engineered stone: crushed quartz bound with resin, so it is non-porous, consistent in color and needs no sealing. That makes it the easiest top for a bathroom, where toothpaste, makeup and hair dye would stain a porous stone. Quartz handles double-sink cutouts well because it has no natural fissures to crack along. It does not like direct high heat, so hot styling tools belong on a mat, and it should not be cleaned with harsh abrasives or strong solvents.
Planning range, premium bathroom countertops: $900 to $6,500 depending on square footage and stone class.

Granite and Natural Stone Tops
Granite and other natural stone give one-of-a-kind veining and hold up well to heat. They are porous, so they are sealed at installation and resealed periodically to resist stains from cosmetics and hard water. Marble looks beautiful and etches easily from acidic products, which is worth knowing before choosing it for a busy bathroom. Natural slabs can have fissures, so a double-sink top is laid out on the slab to keep the cutouts away from any weak spots in the stone.

Solid-Surface and Integrated Sinks
Solid surface such as Corian is a uniform acrylic material that can be joined with nearly invisible seams, which allows a sink molded into the top with no rim or joint to collect grime. It is warmer to the touch and easier to repair than stone: light scratches can be sanded out. It is less heat-resistant and softer than quartz. For kids' baths and rentals where easy cleaning matters more than a stone look, it is a practical and forgiving choice.
What decides the price of a vanity top
Six choices move the number more than the brand name.
Planning range, premium bathroom countertops: $900 to $6,500 depending on square footage and stone class. Market data, not a quote.
Material
Solid surface and basic quartz cost less than premium quartz or stone.
Size and sinks
A double-sink run uses more material and two cutouts.
Edge profile
Eased edges are standard; ogee and mitered edges cost more.
Sink type
Undermount sinks need polished cutouts; vessels need a smaller hole.
Backsplash
A matching 4-inch splash or full-height slab adds material.
Cabinet condition
A weak or out-of-level cabinet is fixed or replaced first.
What a countertop swap costs in Dallas
Remodel labor in Dallas runs roughly 10 to 15 percent above the Texas average, and a countertop replacement is mostly skilled labor: templating, fabrication, removal of the old top, and plumbing the sink and faucet back in. That is why swapping just the top can be good value when the cabinet is sound, and why a failing cabinet is better replaced at the same time than set under a new stone top.
What a countertop installation includes
- Old top removed and disposed of
- Cabinet checked, leveled and reinforced
- Template taken after the sink is chosen
- Faucet and sink cutouts polished
- Top set on adhesive, sink mounted
- Backsplash set and sealed to the wall
- Faucet and drain reconnected and tested

How a countertop installation runs
- 1
Call and describe the vanity
Size, sinks and what is wrong with the top.
- 2
Choose material and sink
Slab, edge, sink and faucet selected.
- 3
Prepare the cabinet
Old top removed, cabinet leveled and reinforced.
- 4
Template
Top templated to the cabinet and wall.
- 5
Fabrication
Top cut, polished and drilled for the faucet.
- 6
Install
Top set, sink mounted, seams and splash sealed.
- 7
Reconnect and walkthrough
Faucet and drain connected, tested with you.
Countertop questions Dallas homeowners ask
Something else? Call and ask, any hour.
DFW market data puts premium bathroom tops at about 900 to 6,500 dollars.
Yes, if the cabinet is sound and level.
Quartz needs no sealing and resists stains; granite needs periodic sealing.
A few days between template and install; installation itself is usually one visit.
Yes, if the new top is drilled for it.
Yes; the cutout is made for that exact sink.
Yes, with a new drain; see vanity installation.
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Pick the top, we handle the rest
Call with the vanity size and the look you want. We will talk material, edges and sinks, then template once the choices are made.
2353 Bryan St, Dallas, TX 75201