Vanity & Countertop Upgrades

A bathroom can look beautiful only when you choose the right materials. It plays a huge role in determining how your bathroom feels and looks every single day. Let us have a look at some of the materials you can choose for your bathroom vanity and countertop installation. In addition, we will discuss the pros and cons of each material in detail. 

Quartz 

Pros 

• It is durable and requires low maintenance. It is resistant to stains, scratches, and daily bathroom use. 
• Our team members install quartz vanities and countertops in a clean and consistent pattern. They ensure your newly upgraded bathroom features well with the room’s overall design. 
• Quartz is non-porous in nature. It means that they do not absorb moisture on their surface and are easy to clean. 

Cons 

• Quartz is more expensive than other materials. 
• Extreme heat can damage its surface if you are careless, especially while using hair appliances.
• It is a heavy material that requires well-supported vanities during installation. 

Granite 

Pros 

• No two granite slabs look the same. It gives your vanity and countertops a unique look. 
• It can handle hot tools, such as hair straightening appliances, better than other materials.
• With proper care and maintenance, your granite surface will look flawless for years. 

Cons 

• It requires periodic sealing to prevent stains on your granite surface. 
• Granite, too, requires a strong support underneath during vanity and countertop installation in your bathroom. 

Marble 

Pros 

It offers a classic and sophisticated look to your bathroom interiors. 

Marble is an evergreen choice that never goes out of style. 

Cons 

• They are more likely to have scratches and etching on their surface. It may be due to accidental spills of everyday products. 
• Marble requires proper sealing to protect its surface from stains and moisture. 

Composite 

Pros 

• The modern vanity installation specialist uses composite materials because they have a seamless look. 
• They are more cost-effective than natural stones but still stylish.
• You can easily remove scratches and minor damage by polishing its surface. 

Cons 

It can easily be discolored when any hot tool is placed on its surface. 

Composite does not exhibit the natural surface variation of granite. 

Wood 

Pros 

• It adds a cozy and warm feeling to your bathroom interiors
• You can use a floating vanity installation service because they are easy to install. 
• You can easily customize wooden materials to fit any desired vision that suits your overall lifestyle. 

Cons 

• You need premium sealing to protect your surface from moisture and humidity. 
• Wood is softer than natural stone materials.

Laminate 

Pros 

• Laminate offers a stylish, affordable option for your vanity and countertops. 
• It resembles stone, wood, and solid colors for your bathroom interiors. 
• Our custom cabinetry contractor recommends cleaning laminate surfaces with simple household products.

Cons

• It can chip or peel over continuous usage over time. 
• The edges and corners may show signs of damage, depending on the design you choose. However, with proper maintenance, it looks great for many years.   

Which of the above materials do you want for your vanity and countertops? Our team at Lee Construction is here to help you choose the right material.