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Bathroom Vanity Cost Calculator

Choose a premade or custom vanity and how many you are installing. Typical installed prices are two-source medians (HomeGuide and HomeAdvisor for premade; HomeGuide and a Fixr remodel line for custom). Removal is an optional two-source add-on. Labor-only figures are shown for context, not stacked on an already-installed typical.

Estimates only — confirm with your supplier and local code. First published · Last reviewed by CalcTheJob.

How to use the bathroom vanity cost calculator

  1. Enter the number of vanities and whether each is a stock/premade unit or a custom build.
  2. Switch on removal if an existing cabinet has to come out first.
  3. For a whole bathroom, use the bathroom remodel cost calculator. A new top by the square foot is on the countertop cost calculator.

Two-source installed typicals, and labor-only context

HomeGuide (June 3, 2025) puts a premade vanity, installed, at $400–$1,700 (center $1,050) and a custom vanity at $1,000–$4,000 (center $2,500). HomeAdvisor (June 20, 2026) publishes a $1,500 average that includes the unit, with a $300–$2,200 overall band. The premade typical is the median of $1,050 and $1,500, or $1,275, with a spread of $1,050–$1,500. Custom uses HomeGuide and Fixr’s January 2026 vanity-plus-shelving remodel line of $1,500–$4,500 (center $3,000); the median is $2,750. Fixr does not have a stand-alone vanity page, so that custom figure is labeled as a remodel line item.

Removal is the median of HomeGuide $150–$400 and Angi $115–$500, or $291.25. Thumbtack (June 15, 2026) reports install labor of $141–$461, which overlaps the labor-only bands from HomeGuide ($100–$200) and Angi ($200–$500) and is shown for context. It is not added on top of an installed typical that already includes labor.

A worked example: one premade vanity

One premade vanity typically costs $1,275 installed. Adding removal brings the typical to $1,566.25. A custom unit at the two-source median is $2,750 before removal.

Sources & assumptions

How this calculator gets its numbers. Full method: our methodology.

  • Premade installed typical $1,275 is the median of HomeGuide’s $400–$1,700 mid ($1,050) and HomeAdvisor’s $1,500 average — two sources, disclosed.
  • Custom installed typical $2,750 is the median of HomeGuide $1,000–$4,000 mid ($2,500) and Fixr’s $1,500–$4,500 vanity-plus-shelving remodel line — two sources; Fixr has no stand-alone vanity page.
  • Removal typical $291.25 uses HomeGuide $150–$400 and Angi $115–$500 (two sources). Thumbtack $141–$461 is labor only and is shown for context, not added on top of an installed typical.

Sources

  1. HomeGuide, Bathroom Vanity Installation Cost. Jun 3, 2025: premade $400–$1,700 installed; custom $1,000–$4,000; labor premade $100–$200, custom $500–$1,000; removal $150–$400.
  2. HomeAdvisor, How Much Does It Cost to Install a Bathroom Vanity? Jun 20, 2026: average $1,500 including the vanity; $300–$2,200 overall.
  3. Thumbtack, Bathroom Vanity Installation Cost. Jun 15, 2026: install labor $141–$461 national average range; unit apparently excluded.
  4. Fixr, Bathroom Remodeling Cost. Jan 27, 2026: vanity (incl. sink) + shelving about $1,500–$4,500 including labor, as a remodel line item.
  5. Angi, How Much Should Bathroom Vanity Install Labor Cost? Sep 2026: removal $115–$500; prefab install labor $200–$500. Used in the two-source removal typical and the labor-only context table.

Last reviewed . Installed prices vary by region, contractor and job conditions; a written local bid wins.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to install a bathroom vanity?

A premade vanity typically costs $1,275 installed, the median of HomeGuide’s $1,050 mid and HomeAdvisor’s $1,500 average. The spread of those two centrals is $1,050–$1,500. Custom typically costs $2,750 from two guides.

Why only two sources for the typical?

Three like-for-like installed series were not available. Thumbtack is labor only, and Fixr’s figure is a remodel line rather than a stand-alone vanity page. The tables show two rows and say so.

Is labor already in the typical?

Yes. The headline is installed cost (unit plus labor). The labor-only comparison table is context, not an extra line to add on top.

Does removal come with a new vanity?

Not automatically. HomeGuide and Angi publish separate removal ranges; switch that line on if an existing cabinet has to come out. The two-source typical is $291.25.