Vanity Countertops
Bathroom Vanity
Countertops
in Massachusetts
Custom vanity countertops, any shape, any material. A double vanity, or a powder room the size of a closet. Small job? Good. That’s what the remnant shelf is for. Fabricated and installed by Granite Guy in Southborough, MA, across MetroWest and Greater Boston since 1995.
We understand
Considering a New Bathroom Vanity Countertop?
"Will I find what I'm actually looking for?"
✓ Whichever you’re after.
Keeping it affordable? A shelf full of discounted remnants. Want something nobody else has? A warehouse full of slabs to choose from, and if it’s not here, we’ll find it. We can cut your vanity from any slab in stock, and you pay only for the material we use, not the full slab.
"How hard can a vanity top be?"
✓ Harder than it looks.
Off the shelf, you get the faucet holes they drilled and the colors they stock. It isn’t made for your bathroom, so the fit is hit or miss. Custom means it’s fabricated to your space, your faucet, and the sink you actually picked. Cheap stops being cheap the second it doesn’t fit.
"sn’t custom going to break my budget?"
✓ The material is the biggest driver.
Every shop buys from the same suppliers, so the market sets the price. If a slab is over your budget, tell us. There’s almost always another one that looks the same but isn’t in as much demand. Don’t shop by material name, shop by color and look.
How It Works
Bathroom Vanity Fabrication and Installation, Start to Finish
Visit & Select
Come to the Southborough showroom and see the material in person. Pick from the remnant shelf, or point at any full slab on our floor.
We Handle Everything
We template your bathroom digitally, fine-tune every detail with you, and lay out your cuts on a digital version of your slab. You see the layout and pattern flow before we fabricate anything, and nothing moves forward until you sign off.
Enjoy Your New Bathroom Vanity
Once you've approved everything, fabrication moves forward and installation typically follows within 5 to 10 business days, depending on size and complexity.
Materials
Best Bathroom Vanity Materials
Marble
The bathroom default for centuries. No other material quite matches the look of real marble.
Quartz
A vast color range, including the soft marble looks. No sealing, and it won’t etch or stain.
Quartzite
Marble’s look without the marble worries, for homeowners who want marble but don’t want to think about it.
Granite
The one everybody knows, and the one with the longest history in American homes. From quiet neutrals to rare blues.
Soapstone
New England has lived with it for centuries. Homeowners who want soapstone rarely want anything else.
Porcelain
Nonporous, waterproof, and it doesn’t stain or etch. It can be made to look like almost anything, and the marble looks are what most homeowners are after.
Not sure yet? That's normal. Come in and we'll narrow it down together.
Why Choose granite guy
Your Bathroom Vanity Fabricator
One Team, One Facility, Start to Finish
Showroom, slab warehouse, and fabrication shop, all in one building and run by one team.
A Shop Built for Precision
CNC, waterjet, and digital templating, the right tool for every cut, including the sink opening and faucet holes that have to land exactly right on a piece this small.
Hand-Pick the Exact Slab You'll Get
Walk our indoor warehouse and choose the actual slab for your vanity, in steady light any month of the year.
Slabs in Stock at Our Southborough Warehouse
Can't Find Your Slab? We'll Find It.
We keep a wide selection of slabs in Southborough, but your options go well beyond what's on our floor. If the right one for your vanity isn't here, we get you into the largest private slab galleries in the Northeast, and stay with you the whole way.
You handpick your own slab, and we handle the inspection, transport, and fabrication. One point of contact from slab to install.
The Slab Concierge: You pick it; we bring it to life.
Fill out the form and access 34+ slab galleries across MA, NY, NJ & CT, in your email.
What Our Customers Say
Bathroom Vanity Installations We’re Proud Of
"We were able to visit without appointments to see their selections and even got a remnant for our bathroom that saved us some money. They were able to provide samples for us to take home to check color schemes in our lighting and with other decor."
— Kerry BellefontaineGoogle Review
"Their professionalism, design expertise, and overall knowledge set them apart from the rest. The installers were professional, careful to protect our floors, confirmed exactly how we wanted the sink and faucet placed, and did an immaculate job cleaning up."
— Viktoria NachevaGoogle Review
"The piece was cut perfectly for my odd shaped vanity (with a weird tapering edge), and installation was fast and easy. They even made a last minute customization to the backsplash to accommodate an outlet not in the original plan and it looks great!"
— Emily KaditzGoogle Review
Don't take our word for it — See what our customers are saying.
Timing
Book Early or Everybody Waits
A bathroom isn't a kitchen. Nobody's eating out for a month if it drags. But every trade on the job wants to finish and get paid, and they're all waiting on the top. Book late and a two-week project turns into a two-month one.
Just swapping the top?
New cabinet, or a full bathroom remodel?
Big custom build?
Before you visit
Make the Most of Your Visit
Rough dimensions & photos
Whatever you're matching to
How you’ll use it
Don't have all of this? No problem. Just come in — we'll figure it out together.
What We Do
We Don't Stop at the Countertop
Pricing
How Much Do Bathroom Vanities Cost??
Pricing matters. It's the first question everybody asks, and we get it.
But there's no price list in this business. The same slab can cost different money from two different suppliers, and the work you want done changes the rest of it.
About 95% of bathroom vanities fit between $55–150 per square foot installed. Exceptions like Blue Bahia granite, Blue Macaubas and Cristallo quartzites, the Calacatta and Statuario Italian marble families, and Onyx are always more expensive.
But it's not just about material. Here's what else affects your price:
- Sourcing: From our in-stock inventory, you pay a set price per square foot for the footage you use. Special orders are sold by the whole slab, since that's the only way the industry sells them. Different suppliers price the same slab differently, so we shop it. And a lot of vanities come off the remnant shelf, where the material is 50% off.
- Project size: Bigger projects cost more than smaller ones, but often get better per-square-foot pricing.
- Complexity: Waterfall edges, mitered edges, integrated sinks add cost.
- Waste: Slabs come in set sizes, so the shape of your top decides how much of one gets used. On a veiny material like marble or quartzite, matching the pattern across the piece uses a little more. We lay out every cut digitally to get the most usable top out of each slab, but the pattern still has the final say. Beautiful, and it comes at a cost.
Supply and Demand: Desirability drives price. What's trendy costs more, what's out of fashion costs less. Rare blues are expensive because they're naturally rare. Italian marbles are expensive because of high demand and limited supply.
Comparing Quotes?
The service side of a vanity job, templating, fabrication, edges, cutouts, and installation, runs $30 to 50 per square foot at almost any shop. That part is consistent across the industry. The big difference between quotes is the material.
Watch for quotes that don't spell things out, where any change becomes an extra, and "free edge" promotions, where the cost is built in somewhere else. A cheaper quote usually means a different material or brand, not a better deal.
Our quotes spell it out line by line: templating, fabrication, the sink cutout, edges, and installation. You see exactly what you're paying for.
So How Do You Budget?
Don't shop by material name. Shop by color and look. Come to our warehouse in Southborough, see, touch, and feel your options, and choose what fits your budget.

About Granite Guy
Your Bathroom Vanity Fabricator in Southborough, MA
Granite Guy is a full-service fabrication shop in Southborough: showroom, indoor slab warehouse, and fabrication floor, all in one building.
From the slab you pick to the final install, one team handles it in-house. No middlemen, no runaround. A vanity is often the easiest place to start: small enough to come off the remnant shelf, personal enough to be worth picking the slab in person.
Visit our countertop store in Southborough any time during business hours.
I'd rather walk you through a decision than push you to one. The more you understand before we start the job, the fewer surprises later. That's how I work, and it's how I train my crew.”
Maintenance
Living With Your New Bathroom Vanity
Quartz, porcelain, and soapstone never need sealing. Granite, quartzite, and marble do, but not on a calendar: when water soaks in and darkens the stone, it's time. We seal every top that needs it before install.
Care guides: how to clean granite, marble, and quartzite.