In Hollywood, FL, vanities and cabinets are priced per project rather than at a flat rate. Green Contractors FL quotes yours after measuring the space and confirming four things: the vanity size and configuration, the cabinet construction and finish, the countertop and sink selection, and whether plumbing or electrical has to move. Financing is available.
- There is no single Hollywood price for a vanity or a cabinet run – the number comes from measurements, materials and the plumbing layout.
- The four biggest cost drivers are size and sink count, stock versus custom cabinets, countertop material, and whether supply lines or drains move.
- A quote you can actually compare is itemized: cabinetry, countertop, sink and faucet, demolition, plumbing, and finish work on separate lines.
- Refacing keeps the existing cabinet boxes and is a different scope than replacing them – ask for both if the boxes are sound.
- Green Contractors FL is family-owned, works out of 4624 Hollywood Blvd #203, and holds Florida license CGC1535102. Financing is offered.
Why nobody can quote a vanity over the phone
A vanity is not one product. It is a cabinet box, a countertop, one or two sinks, a faucet, the wall behind it, and the plumbing under it. Change any one of those and the price moves.
The same is true of a cabinet run. A 30-inch single-sink unit that drops into the exact footprint of the old one is a completely different job from a 72-inch double vanity that needs a second drain, a second supply line and a new outlet for a lighted mirror.
That is why we measure first. A quote written from a photo is a guess, and guesses get revised halfway through the job.
The four things that decide your number
- Size and configuration. Width, depth, single or double sink, wall-hung or floor-standing, drawers or doors. Every added sink adds plumbing labor, not just cabinetry.
- Cabinet construction and finish. Stock sizing costs less than custom cabinets built to your exact opening. Box material, drawer glides, soft-close hardware and the finish all sit inside this line. For a closer look at that line, see what drives custom cabinets cost in Hollywood FL.
- Countertop and sink selection. The slab material, the edge profile, the number of cutouts, and whether the sink is undermount, vessel or integrated.
- Plumbing and electrical movement. Reusing the existing rough-in is the least expensive path. Relocating the drain, adding a line for a second basin, or running power for lighting adds real scope.
What an honest quote looks like
The fastest way to tell a serious quote from a thin one is to look for separated lines. A single lump sum hides where the money goes and makes it impossible to compare two contractors.
- Cabinetry, by size and construction
- Countertop, by material and square footage
- Sink, faucet and drain hardware
- Demolition and haul-away of the old vanity
- Plumbing labor, and whether the rough-in moves
- Tile, paint or wall repair behind and beside the unit
- Electrical, if lighting or outlets change
When those lines exist, you can adjust the project instead of abandoning it. Swapping a countertop material or keeping the drain where it is changes the total without changing the design you wanted.
Replacing versus refacing
If the cabinet boxes are solid and the layout works, refacing is a smaller scope than a full replacement. New doors, drawer fronts and hardware over existing boxes changes the look without touching the plumbing.
Replacement is the right call when the box is water-damaged, the size is wrong for the room, or the bathroom layout is changing anyway. We look at the boxes during the measure and tell you which one your bathroom actually needs.
How the Hollywood context changes things
South Florida bathrooms deal with humidity year-round. Cabinet material and finish matter more here than they do in a dry climate, and that shows up in the specification rather than as a surprise later.
Older Hollywood and Broward homes also carry older rough-in plumbing. Once the old vanity is out, what is behind it is visible for the first time in decades. We would rather flag that possibility at the measure than write a number that cannot survive demolition.
When a vanity is part of a bigger project
Most vanity work we do arrives attached to something else – a tub to shower conversion, new tile, new flooring, or a full bathroom remodel. Bundling matters financially, because demolition, plumbing labor and finish work get done once instead of twice.
If a full bathroom is on your list within the next year, it is worth pricing both ways. Doing the vanity now and the tile later means paying for two mobilizations.
Get your Hollywood vanity and cabinet quote
Green Contractors FL is a family-owned contractor at 4624 Hollywood Blvd #203, Hollywood, FL 33021, licensed under CGC1535102, serving Hollywood, Dania Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Pembroke Pines, Hallandale Beach and the rest of Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach counties.
Call (786) 519-0391 to schedule a measure and get an itemized quote for your vanity, cabinets and countertop. Ask about financing if you want to spread the project out.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a bathroom vanity cost in Hollywood, FL?
There is no flat rate – the price comes from the vanity size and sink count, the cabinet construction, the countertop material, and whether the plumbing has to move. Green Contractors FL measures the space and gives you an itemized quote.
Are custom cabinets more expensive than stock cabinets?
Yes, custom cabinets cost more than stock sizing because they are built to your exact opening. They are worth pricing when the room is an unusual width or the storage layout matters.
Is refacing cheaper than replacing my cabinets?
Refacing is a smaller scope because it keeps the existing cabinet boxes and leaves the plumbing untouched. It only works when the boxes are structurally sound, which we check during the measure.
Does Green Contractors FL offer financing on bathroom work?
Yes, financing is available on remodeling projects. Ask about it when you call so it can be reviewed alongside your quote.
What makes a vanity quote go up after the job starts?
The usual causes are hidden water damage and older rough-in plumbing found once the old vanity is removed. We flag both possibilities at the measure rather than after demolition.