New Generation Kitchen & Bath supplies, fabricates, and installs bathroom vanity tops in San Antonio in five materials: quartz, quartzite, granite, dolomite, and marble. If your vanity cabinet is in good shape, you can replace just the top. Countertop-only work is quoted on its own, and our own team handles the measure, fabrication, and installation.
Compare vanity top materials
| Material | Look | Sealing | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Quartz | Engineered and consistent |
Never | Low maintenance and stain resistance |
| Quartzite | Natural stone that reads like marble, often dramatic |
Periodically | The toughest natural surface we carry |
| Granite | Natural pattern that varies from slab to slab |
Periodically | Natural stone that handles heavy daily use |
| Dolomite | Soft marble-like veining in calm tones |
Periodically | The marble look with more resilience |
| Marble | Classic veining with real depth |
Most often of the five | A statement vanity, with some wear expected |
Quartz and quartzite get confused. Quartz is engineered and non-porous. Quartzite is quarried natural stone. It is harder, varies more from slab to slab, and needs sealing. Read more in our quartz vs. quartzite guide.
Taj Mahal quartzite is a popular choice for kitchens and vanities, and we also carry quartz in a similar look. See the colors on our countertops page.
Which top suits your bathroom?
- Kids’ and guest bathrooms: quartz. Toothpaste, makeup, and hair products sit on the surface instead of soaking in, and there is no sealing schedule.
- Primary bathroom statement: quartzite, dolomite, or marble, where the vanity is a focal point.
One local point: San Antonio city water is hard, so polished natural stone shows mineral spots faster here. That is not a reason to avoid stone. It is a reason to wipe standing water off and keep the sealer current.
Caring for a quartz vanity top
Warm water, a soft cloth, and a mild dish soap are the whole routine. Keep bleach, oven cleaner, drain cleaner, and abrasive scouring pads off quartz. Keep hot styling tools on a mat or trivet, because direct heat can mark the resin that binds quartz.
Replacing only the vanity top
- Design consultation. We look at your vanity and talk through materials.
- Material and color. Choose from samples in our showroom. For natural stone, you can stop by the stone yard to choose the exact slab.
- Templating. The template is taken from your existing vanity cabinet.
- Fabrication. The slab is cut, the edge shaped and polished, and the sink and faucet cutouts made.
- Tear-out and installation. The old top comes off, the finished top is set in place, and the sink and faucet are reconnected.
- Walk-through. We cover care, sealing, and what to expect.
From design consultation to installed top, most projects run a few weeks rather than a few days, set by material selection, templating, and fabrication.
How vanity top pricing works
Pricing is project-based. A countertop-only vanity top is quoted against your layout and fabrication needs, such as:
- Size: single or double vanity, and any side splash.
- Material: quartz, quartzite, granite, dolomite, or marble.
- Edge profile: a simple eased edge or a more detailed profile.
- Sink cutout: an undermount sink needs a finished cutout edge, and a vessel or drop-in sink does not.
- Faucet holes: single-hole or widespread.
- Tear-out and plumbing: removing the old top, the plumbing hookup, which we include, and any pipe relocation.
Common vanity top mistakes
- Choosing from a photograph. Natural stone does not photograph honestly, and every slab is different. Quartz also looks different in person than in a picture online, so see the samples in our showroom.
- Treating sealing as a dealbreaker. Sealing natural stone is a short, occasional job.
- Forgetting the sink and faucet. The cutouts are made to your exact sink and faucet, so choose them before the top is cut. A wall-mount faucet needs even more planning: the plumbing has to be set in the right place, or the sink may not fit under the faucet, or the faucet may sit too high.
Frequently asked questions
Can I replace just my bathroom vanity top?
Yes. Countertop-only work is quoted on its own, and our team handles the measure, fabrication, installation, and plumbing hookup.
Is quartz good for a bathroom vanity top?
Yes. Quartz is non-porous, resists stains, and never needs sealing, which suits a bathroom well. Keep hot styling tools off it, because direct heat can mark the resin.
What is the most durable vanity top?
Quartzite is the toughest natural surface we carry. For the easiest upkeep, choose quartz.
Can I see the stone before I buy it?
Yes. Samples of every material we carry are in our San Antonio showroom, and for natural stone you can stop by the stone yard to choose the exact slab.
Frequently asked questions
- Visit the showroom at 6739 Northwest Loop 410 #109, or book a free design consultation.
- We measure your vanity.
- You choose the material, color, and edge with a designer.
- You get a project proposal with a detailed Scope of Work before anything is ordered.
See all materials on our countertops page, browse bathroom vanities, or contact us. We serve San Antonio, including Stone Oak and Encino Ranch, and the surrounding areas, such as Alamo Heights, Helotes, and Shavano Park.
New Generation Kitchen & Bath
Trusted Kitchen & Bath Remodeling in San Antonio
New Generation Kitchen & Bath is a full-service remodeling company with over 10 years of experience serving the greater San Antonio area. From complete kitchen remodels and custom cabinetry to bathroom renovations, we deliver quality craftsmanship, premium materials, and dependable service designed to bring your vision to life.
