Bathroom Vanity Countertops in Myrtle Beach: Granite, Quartz & Custom Tops
A bathroom vanity is a small surface that gets used every single day. Toothpaste, hair products, makeup, standing water around the faucet.
The right top handles all of that and still looks clean years later. The wrong one stains, chips at the sink edge or never quite fits the wall.
Granite Masters USA fabricates and installs bathroom vanity countertops in Myrtle Beach with our own crew, from our local operation at 3426 McCormick Road.
Our team brings more than 20 years of experience in stone fabrication and installation, on everything from a single powder room vanity to a double-sink primary bath.
This guide covers granite, quartz and custom vanity tops, sink and edge options, what the job costs, and how we fabricate and install them.
Bathroom vanity countertops in Myrtle Beach are stone tops cut to your vanity cabinet, with sink and faucet openings fabricated to match your fixtures, then set level and sealed or finished on site.
Most vanity tops are templated, fabricated and installed within one to two weeks of material approval, and the install itself usually takes a few hours.
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Granite, Quartz or Custom: Choosing a Vanity Top Material
Both granite and quartz make excellent vanity tops. The better choice depends on the look you want and how much care you are willing to give it.
Granite Vanity Tops
Granite is natural stone, so every top has its own mineral pattern and color movement.
It handles heat from curling irons and hair dryers well, and a well-sealed granite top resists everyday bathroom products.
Some granites benefit from periodic sealing, especially lighter colors around the sink where water sits. We seal granite vanity tops at installation.
Quartz Vanity Tops
Quartz is an engineered surface that is nonporous, so it does not need sealing.
That makes it a strong fit for bathrooms where makeup, hair dye and standing water are daily events. It also gives a consistent color across a double vanity.
Our range includes marble-look designs like Calacatta Aria and Carrara Classic, clean whites like Pure White, and bolder Cambria designs such as Inverness Platinum.
Keep hot styling tools on a heat-resistant mat. Direct, sustained heat can mark quartz.
Custom Vanity Tops
Not every bathroom fits a standard 31-inch or 49-inch premade top.
Custom tops cover corner vanities, floating vanities, extra-deep or extra-long runs, makeup counters and tops that wrap around a wall.
They are also the answer when you want the vanity to match your kitchen countertops or a shower bench in the same stone.
| Factor | Granite | Quartz |
| Material | Natural stone | Engineered surface |
| Look | Unique by slab | Consistent color and pattern |
| Sealing | May need periodic sealing | No sealing needed |
| Heat from styling tools | Strong | Use a heat mat |
| Stain resistance | Strong when sealed | Very strong |
| Best fit | Natural stone character | Low-maintenance, consistent look |
Still weighing the two? Our full guide on granite vs quartz countertops in Myrtle Beach goes deeper.
Sinks, Sizes, Edges and Backsplash Options
The stone is only half the decision. These details shape how the vanity looks and how it works every day.
Sink Style
- Undermount sinks sit below the stone, so you can wipe water and debris straight into the bowl. The cutout edge is polished.
- Vessel sinks sit on top of the counter and need only a drain hole, which changes the faucet height you need.
- Drop-in sinks rest on a rim above the stone. They are simple to replace but leave a lip that collects grime.
We can supply and fit the sink with the top. See our sink installation service for options.
Single or Double Sink
A double vanity needs enough length for two bowls and comfortable elbow room. Most homeowners want at least 60 inches for two sinks.
On a long double vanity, a single continuous piece avoids a seam between the bowls when the slab allows it.
Faucet Holes
Faucet openings must match your fixture: single-hole, 4-inch centerset or 8-inch widespread.
We confirm the faucet model before fabrication so the holes are drilled once, in the right place.
Edge Profile
An eased edge is the most common choice for vanities. It is clean, modern and easy to keep clean.
Bevel, bullnose and ogee edges add a more traditional look and slightly more fabrication time.
Backsplash and Side Splash
A 4-inch backsplash in the same stone protects the wall behind the faucet. A side splash does the same where the vanity meets a side wall.
For a bolder look, a full-height stone backsplash behind the mirror ties the whole wall together. We also install tile backsplash if you prefer tile.
How We Fabricate and Install Vanity Tops in Myrtle Beach
A vanity top is small, but the tolerances are tight. A half-inch gap against a bathroom wall is hard to hide.
- Choose the stone. You pick your granite or quartz in person, with your vanity color and tile in mind.
- Template the vanity. We measure the cabinet, walls and any side panels, and confirm the sink and faucet models.
- Fabricate in our shop. We cut the top, polish the edge and make the sink and faucet openings to your fixtures.
- Remove the old top. We take out the existing top and haul it away when removal is in the scope.
- Set and secure. The new top is leveled, secured to the cabinet and the undermount sink is attached.
- Finish and walk through. We set the backsplash, caulk the wall joint, seal granite and walk the job with you.
The install visit for a single vanity usually takes a few hours. A plumber or our crew reconnects the faucet and drain once the top is set.
If your bathroom needs more than a new top, our bathroom remodeling service covers vanities, tile and flooring as one project.
Need a new vanity top? Call Granite Masters USA at (843) 282-9131 or request your free estimate online.
Bathroom Vanity Countertop Cost in Myrtle Beach
The cost of bathroom vanity countertops Myrtle Beach homeowners pay depends mostly on size, material and the number of sinks.
National cost data lists granite slab vanity tops at about $40 to $60 per square foot and quartz at around $75 per square foot before installation.
Most single vanity tops are only 8 to 15 square feet, so the total is far lower than a kitchen.
| Project | Typical installed range |
| Single-sink vanity top | $600 to $1,800 |
| Double-sink vanity top | $1,500 to $3,500 |
| Custom or oversized vanity | Priced by layout |
These are planning ranges, not a Granite Masters price list.
What Changes the Price
| Project factor | What changes the price |
| Material | Granite grade or quartz brand and design |
| Size | Square footage and whether one piece covers the run |
| Sinks | Number of bowls and sink style |
| Faucet holes | Single-hole vs widespread |
| Edge profile | Eased vs bevel, bullnose or ogee |
| Backsplash | 4-inch, side splash or full height |
| Removal | Taking out and hauling away the old top |
| Plumbing | Disconnecting and reconnecting the faucet and drain |
A smaller vanity can sometimes be cut from a leftover slab piece. Ask whether a matching remnant is available, since it can lower the material cost.
Combining vanity tops with a kitchen countertop job can also make better use of one slab. Our kitchen remodel cost guide covers whole-house pricing.
Vanity Tops for Myrtle Beach Homes, Rentals and Condos
Humidity and Bathroom Moisture
Coastal humidity plus daily shower steam is hard on bathroom surfaces.
Cultured marble and laminate tops can dull, crack or swell at the seams over time. Granite and quartz hold up far better in that environment.
When we replace an old top, we also check the vanity cabinet for water damage around the sink. Swollen cabinet bases are common in older Grand Strand bathrooms.
Vacation Rentals and Condos
Rental bathrooms see a steady stream of guests and their products.
Quartz vanity tops are a popular choice for rental owners because they need no sealing and wipe clean between turnovers.
For owners updating several bathrooms or units at once, using the same stone across every vanity keeps the look consistent and simplifies future repairs.
Condos may require access planning for elevators, parking and HOA work hours, so tell us about any building rules when you book.
Do You Need a Permit?
Horry County lists countertops, cabinets and similar finish work as exempt from building permits.
A straight vanity top swap usually does not need one. Moving plumbing or adding electrical in a larger bathroom remodel can, and we will flag it during your estimate.
Across the Grand Strand
We install vanity tops in Myrtle Beach and nearby communities, including Carolina Forest, Socastee, Surfside, Garden City and North Myrtle Beach.
Why Myrtle Beach Homeowners Choose Granite Masters for Vanity Tops
- 20+ years of experience. Our team brings more than two decades of experience in stone fabrication and installation.
- Family-owned and operated. Tulio and Raquel Machado run Granite Masters USA as a family business.
- In-house fabrication. We template, cut and install with our own crew, so sink and faucet openings fit your fixtures.
- Granite and quartz in stock. You choose from natural granite, Cambria and marble-look quartz.
- No job too small. A single powder room vanity gets the same care as a full kitchen.
- Labor and material included. Your estimate covers both, with no surprise add-ons.
- Local Myrtle Beach location. Our showroom and operation are based at 1583 American Way.
- Licensed and insured. Granite Masters identifies itself as a licensed and insured contractor.
See finished vanities and countertops in our projects gallery, or browse our stone products before your visit.
FAQs: Bathroom Vanity Countertops Myrtle Beach
How Much Does a Granite or Quartz Vanity Top Cost in Myrtle Beach?
Most single-sink vanity tops fall around $600 to $1,800 installed, and double vanities cost more. Call (843) 282-9131 for an itemized estimate on your vanity.
Is Granite or Quartz Better for a Bathroom Vanity?
Both work well. Quartz needs no sealing and gives a consistent look. Granite offers natural character and handles heat from styling tools better.
Can You Replace Just the Vanity Top and Keep My Cabinet?
Yes, if the cabinet is level and free of water damage. We check it during templating.
Do You Install Undermount Sinks?
Yes. We cut and polish the sink opening and attach the undermount sink as part of the installation.
How Long Does Vanity Top Installation Take?
Most vanity tops are ready within one to two weeks of material approval. The install visit usually takes a few hours.
Can You Match My Vanity Top to My Kitchen Countertops?
Yes. Using the same granite or quartz in both rooms is common, and it can make better use of one slab.
Do You Make Custom Vanity Tops?
Yes. We fabricate tops for corner, floating, extra-long and double vanities, plus makeup counters and wraparound layouts.
Do You Remove the Old Vanity Top?
Yes. Removal and haul-away appear as a clear line item on your estimate.
What Areas Do You Serve?
We serve Myrtle Beach and the wider Grand Strand, including Conway, Murrells Inlet, Little River and nearby North Carolina beach towns. See our full service area.
Get a New Vanity Top From a Local Fabricator
If you are comparing bathroom vanity countertops Myrtle Beach homeowners can install for a guest bath, primary suite or rental, start with the stone, your sink and an accurate template.
Granite Masters USA is located at 3426 McCormick Road, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577.
Call (843) 282-9131 or request a free estimate to see vanity top options and get an itemized quote.
We also provide countertop replacement, kitchen remodeling, cabinet design, tile backsplash and flooring.
