New vanities, tile and glass can change a Phoenix bathroom without moving a single wall. Maybe two people share one small sink, the vanity drawers are falling apart, or the tile is a color that hasn't been in style for decades. You may have tried new knobs, a new mirror or regrouting, and the room still looks the same. We install vanities, wall and floor tile and glass enclosures, as a project on their own or as part of a full remodel.
Small changes here go a long way.
When You Need Vanities, Tile & Glass
Signs include a vanity with water damage at the base, not enough counter or drawer space, a single sink where you need two, and tile that's cracked, loose or dated. Shower glass that stays cloudy no matter how much you clean it, or a framed door with a corroded track, is another one. Hard water scale builds up on glass and fixtures, and older glass shows it the most.
A soft or swollen vanity base usually means a slow leak, and that's worth fixing before it reaches the floor.
When choosing a vanity, measure how much counter you really use and how much storage you need. A double vanity gives two people their own sink, while a single sink with a wider counter can work better in a smaller room. Clearances matter too, so doors and drawers open without hitting the toilet or tub.
Our Vanities, Tile & Glass Process
We start with a walkthrough to measure and talk through styles. Then we remove the old vanity or tile, check the wall and floor underneath, and install the new pieces level and sealed.
Our recent work includes a white double vanity with a quartz top in a master bath, a navy vanity, and a guest-bath double vanity in front of a patterned tile feature wall. For tile, we install full-height wall tile, hex mosaic floors and vertical accent strips. For glass, we install enclosures and sliding doors. Plumbing hookups go to a licensed partner we coordinate.
Tile choice affects both looks and upkeep. Larger tiles mean fewer grout lines to clean, and a mosaic is a good choice on a shower floor, where the extra grout lines give your feet more grip.
If the vanity is moving or getting a second sink, we coordinate the plumbing with a licensed partner, so the new layout works the way you want.
Vanities, Tile & Glass Cost in Phoenix
Cost depends on the size and style of the vanity, the top material, how much tile you're adding, and the type of glass. Mosaics and full-height tile take more labor than a simple wainscot.
Your estimate is free, written and itemized line by line, with no hidden fees.
You can also phase the work. Some customers start with a new vanity and mirror, and come back later for tile and glass. We'll price each part separately so you can choose.
Why Choose Us
We're a family-owned Phoenix company, licensed by the Arizona Registrar of Contractors under ROC #333884, bonded and insured, and BBB Accredited with an A+ rating. Owner Elodia Cruz writes every estimate, and she or her son Ivan is on site supervising your bathroom. If something comes up mid-job, we deal with it right away instead of leaving you to chase a callback. Every job comes with a 1-year workmanship warranty, written into the contract.
You'll know the price and the schedule before we start.
Ready for a bathroom that looks new? Call (480) 313-1422 for a free estimate.
Vanities and tile are one part of a bathroom. See our complete bathroom remodeling services.