Sinks & Vanities
$350–$4,500 per unit
Sinks at our Houston showroom run $350–$4,500 per unit; bathroom vanities range from $600 for a 24-inch single to $3,500+ for a 72-inch double-vanity furniture piece. Kitchen sink material comes down to real trade-offs: 16-gauge stainless is thicker and noticeably quieter under running water and dish impact than 18-gauge, which flexes and dents more easily over time; fireclay farmhouse basins are heavier and need full cabinet-base support rather than clip-only mounting; composite sinks handle hot-pan contact better than stainless but can still scorch if a pan sits directly on the surface too long. Mounting matters too — undermount sinks sit below the stone edge for a seamless wipe-down and no rim to trap crumbs, while drop-in (top-mount) sinks rest on the counter with a visible lip, installing faster and working over any countertop material, not just stone. On the vanity side, a single-sink vanity in 24 to 36 inches fits most Houston hall baths on roughly 5 feet of wall, while primary baths with 8-plus feet usually call for a 60- or 72-inch double vanity so two people can use the room at once. Because we fabricate countertops in-house, we coordinate the sink cutout and vanity top selection in the same showroom visit — pick the vanity, sink, and stone together and they arrive ready to install as one unit.
Choosing between undermount and drop-in comes down to your countertop material and how much upkeep you want at the sink edge. Undermount is the standard pairing with our quartz, granite, and marble countertops — the stone edge stays exposed for easy wipe-downs and there’s no rim to collect crumbs or grime. Drop-in sinks install faster and work over laminate or tile counters where undermounting isn’t structurally possible, which comes up often in older Houston kitchens mid-renovation. For a closer look at which mount fits your kitchen, see our guide on undermount vs. drop-in sinks in Houston.
What does H&E offer for sinks & vanities?
- 16-gauge and 18-gauge stainless kitchen sinks — single bowl, double bowl, and farmhouse styles
- Fireclay, composite, and undermount sink options in the showroom
- Bathroom vanities in 24–72 in. widths with cabinet base + top options
- Sink cutout and faucet hole drilling coordinated with countertop fabrication
- Undermount sink clip-and-silicone install aligned to stone countertop timeline
- Faucet supply available for pairing with vanity + sink purchase
Prices shown are estimates for typical Houston metro projects. Actual cost depends on project scope, materials, and site conditions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are my kitchen sink material options?
Kitchen sink material options at our showroom include 16-gauge and 18-gauge stainless steel (16-gauge is thicker and quieter), fireclay farmhouse, and composite undermount. Stainless is the most popular choice in Houston for its durability and humidity resistance; fireclay is the premium pick for apron-front farmhouse kitchens. Composite offers a softer look with good scratch resistance.
What's the difference between undermount and drop-in sinks?
An undermount sink mounts below the countertop surface — the stone edge is visible and there's no rim to collect debris around the basin. A drop-in (top-mount) sink rests on the countertop with a visible rim. Undermount is the preferred installation for quartz and granite countertops because it shows off the stone edge and cleans easier; we coordinate the undermount cutout during countertop fabrication so both operations happen in one timeline.
What bathroom vanity sizes do you carry?
We carry bathroom vanities in 24-, 30-, 36-, 48-, 60-, and 72-inch widths, with single-bowl and double-bowl configurations available in the larger sizes. Styles range from shaker-door furniture pieces with storage to floating wall-mount designs. Countertops (quartz or marble) can be fabricated in-house to match your vanity selection.
Do you install sinks with new countertops?
Yes — and that's the best way to do it. When you're getting a new countertop, we coordinate the sink cutout and faucet hole drilling during fabrication so the sink and countertop arrive together and install in one visit. No second trip, no waiting on a separate subcontractor for the cutout.
Can you match a bathroom vanity top to my kitchen countertop?
Yes — since we fabricate all our stone in-house, we can cut your vanity top from the same slab or the same quartz line as your kitchen countertop for a matched material throughout the house. Bring both room measurements to the showroom and we'll quote the vanity top alongside the kitchen job so slab selection and scheduling happen together.
Will you install a sink I bought elsewhere?
Yes — we install sinks purchased elsewhere as long as they fit the cutout dimensions and mounting style (undermount or drop-in) we're fabricating for. Bring the sink's spec sheet or the sink itself to the showroom before we finalize the cutout so we can confirm fit and mounting hardware ahead of install day.
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