Bathroom Vanity Cabinets in Sioux Falls, SD
The vanity is the hardest-working cabinet in the house — two people, every morning, in the room with the most water in it. We build vanities in two honest tiers: prefab at $140–$360 a foot for standard sizes, and custom at $280–$750 a foot built to your exact width, your plumbing, and your storage list.
The usual run is 3 to 8 feet. A 5-foot custom double vanity — the size most primary baths actually want — prices from $1,400 to $3,750 on our rate card, and the written estimate pins yours before we build anything.
Drawers That Clear the Plumbing
The difference between a vanity that stores things and a vanity-shaped box is the drawers. Ours are notched and U-shaped around the trap and supplies where they need to be, so you get real drawer space instead of a false front and a cabinet full of pipes.
Soft-close is standard here too — a drawer that slams at 6 a.m. wakes the whole house, and in a Sioux Falls winter the house is already awake early enough.
Built for the Wettest Room
Bathrooms swing humidity harder than any room in the house. We use moisture-resistant construction at the sink zone, finishes that hold up to daily steam, and toe-kick sealing that keeps mop water out from under the box.
Bring us the odd size — the 57-inch wall, the off-center drain, the sloped ceiling in an older Harrisburg or Dell Rapids bath. Custom exists for exactly those rooms, and to-the-inch is the whole point.
Questions, Answered
Do you handle the countertop and sink too?
We build and install the vanity cabinet; countertops and plumbing hookups are usually your counter crew and plumber, and we coordinate the schedule with both. If you need names, we will tell you who does good work locally.
How long does a vanity take?
Prefab installs in a day once it arrives. A custom vanity runs 3–5 weeks in the shop and a day to install — the estimate carries the real dates.
Thinking about this for your home? Call and we will measure, price it in writing, and tell you honestly if it is the right call.