Professional Bathroom Counter Replacement Services in Plano, TX

An attractive bathroom countertop can serve as the focal point of the entire room. At the same time, however, it must be durable enough to stand up to water, soap, and cosmetics, and functional enough to provide an ample working surface for applying makeup and preparing for the day. That’s a tall order!

If you’re considering a bathroom counter replacement, you’ll want to make the right choice for this relatively small but important feature of your home. The bathroom remodeling professionals at G & S Remodeling can help. We’re pleased to serve homeowners in Plano, Texas, and throughout the north Dallas suburbs.

Bathroom Countertop Options

In large part, the surface you choose for your bathroom counter replacement will depend on your budget and taste. In general, though, you’ll want to steer clear of very delicate and highly porous materials that stain easily. Instead, you might opt for:

• Granite or marble – A natural stone countertop will give your bathroom vanity a sleek, rich look (one that many homebuyers prefer, so it’s also a great selling point). While this highly durable surface can handle both water and heat (think hair styling appliances), granite must be sealed to resist dirt and spills, and some types of marble can stain.
• Quartz – With durability that is on par with that of granite and marble, engineered quartz is a bit more forgiving than those countertop options, which means it doesn’t chip or crack as easily. It is also nonporous and highly resistant to stains. And because it is man-made, quartz can be produced in a virtually endless variety of colors.
• Tile – Available in a vast array of finishes and colors, which can be combined and laid in unique patterns, tile allows for a high level of artistic detail. The downside of tile, however, is its grout filler, which traps dirt and requires significant upkeep to maintain its appearance.
• Laminate – A budget-friendly option that is available in a wide range of finishes, including some that are similar to natural stone and granite, laminate is a popular choice for bathroom counter replacement. Although it will stand up to water and stains, laminate can burn and dent, and it will naturally lose some of its luster over time.

Choosing the right material for your bathroom counter replacement is a complex process. And even after you make your decision, you’ll want to make sure your new countertop is flawlessly created and properly installed. Allow G & S Remodeling to guide you through your entire bathroom remodeling project and complete it to perfection. We’re up to the task!

To get started with a free consultation at your home, contact G & S Remodeling today. We’re based in Plano, TX.