Quartz and natural stone vanity tops, templated on your vanity and installed with the sinks and the backsplash.
Free in-home visit. Written estimate after the visit.
A bathroom vanity top takes water, toothpaste, cosmetics and heat from a hair dryer every day. Cultured marble yellows, laminate swells at the sink and a cracked tile top is impossible to keep clean.
Rain City fabricates and installs bathroom countertops in the same quartz and natural stone we use in kitchens. We template on your vanity, cut the sink openings for undermount, vessel or integrated sinks, and set the top with the faucets and the backsplash. On its own or as part of a bathroom remodel.





Any one of these is reason enough; two or three and the top is costing you cleaning time every morning.
Cultured marble that has yellowed or shows a dull ring around the drain
Laminate lifting or swelling at the sink cutout
Tile with grout that never comes clean
A crack running from a faucet hole or the sink corner
A top that ends short of the wall or the cabinet
One sink where two people share the bathroom every morning
Vanity tops, sinks, faucets and the backsplash.
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Low maintenance and stain resistant, in solid colors and marble looks, the usual choice for a bathroom.
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Marble, granite, quartzite and dolomite, sealed at installation, for a vanity that matches the tile or the kitchen.
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Undermount, vessel and integrated sinks, single or double, with faucet holes cut to the fixtures you chose.
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Measured on the installed cabinet and the wall, so the top fits without gaps or shims.
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A stone or tile backsplash and side splashes where the top meets the wall.
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Faucets set and the drain and supply lines reconnected under our license.
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A custom or standard vanity cabinet to go under the new top, matched to the rest of the bathroom.
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"Alex did a phenomenal job on our kitchen remodel!! He works fast and is meticulous. He really cares about the quality of his work and the satisfaction of his clients. We are so pleased with how our cabinets turned out!"
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"Exceptional kitchen remodel and general contractor service !!! I rarely bother myself to leave feedbacks, but this guy deserves it. Highly professional and professionalism is in details- that's what this guy delivers . Alex is very positive personality, he is super punctual, intelligent and a very pleasant guy to work with . I wish him all the best in his business and without any hesitation I can recommend him to anyone who is looking high quality at a fair price."
Victor C.
"Alexander Biriuk built our kitchen cabinets. The results were spectacular, stunning and completed with such care. Alexander is a pleasure to work with and no surprises."
Jeffrey Lang
Plumbing, electrical, tile and carpentry run under one Washington license and one schedule. One call when you have a question, one signature for the work.
After measurements you get a 3D model of the finished bathroom. Move things around, swap the door style or change the tile on screen, not after the old bathroom is gone.
We bring cabinet doors, stone and tile samples to the consultation, so you compare them in your own light, next to your floor and walls. The full set is at our Bellevue office.
The work is covered for one year after completion. Materials carry their manufacturers' warranties. Anything found behind the walls is priced separately from the original estimate.
Tell us about your project and we'll set up a free, no-obligation consultation.
Our team takes precise measurements of your walls and rooms to ensure accuracy.
We create a detailed project plan and a 3D visualization to help you envision the final result.
Once you approve the project, we handle the purchase and delivery of all materials and begin the work.
Usually. We check that the cabinet is level, solid, and properly anchored to the wall first. A base that flexes will telegraph into the stone and eventually crack it at the sink cutout.
For a top swap, typically a day for removal and template prep and a day for setting, with fabrication in between. Plumbing gets disconnected and reconnected in the same visit whenever the layout stays put.
Not necessarily. A four-inch splash is traditional and hides an uneven wall. A full tile wall behind the vanity looks more current and handles splashing better. We'll show you both against your actual lighting.
Three centimeters reads substantial and needs no buildup at the edge. Two centimeters is lighter and often laminated at the front to look thicker. Either works in a bath, and the choice is mostly aesthetic.
Yes. Dismantling and debris removal are part of our scope, so nothing is left in your garage waiting for a dump run.
Send the form or call (253) 466-8709. We come to your home with the samples, and a written estimate follows the visit.
Bathrooms punish shortcuts in a way kitchens don't. The surface is small, so every edge, every hole, every reveal sits within arm's reach of your face at seven in the morning. Nobody stands two feet from their kitchen island brushing their teeth. That proximity is the whole reason bathroom countertops in Bellevue, WA are judged on millimeters rather than square footage.
The sink dictates the top, not the other way around. Undermount gives you a clean sweep of crumbs and toothpaste straight into the basin, but it demands a polished reveal and a material that won't mind constant contact with water at the seam. Vessel bowls sit on a flat deck and change your faucet height entirely. Integrated basins carve the bowl from the same slab, which looks seamless and costs accordingly. If you're leaning toward quartz bathroom countertops that Bellevue homeowners increasingly choose, the non-porous surface pairs especially well with undermount work, since there's no sealing schedule to forget about at the joint.
Faucet drilling is where small jobs go sideways. A widespread set needs three holes at eight inches on center. A single-hole faucet needs one, and if it arrives after fabrication with a deck plate you didn't mention, you now have two extra holes to look at forever. So we confirm the exact faucet model, the drain assembly, and whether you want a sidesplash against the wall before anything gets cut. Older Eastside homes complicate this, because a wall that leans will leave a wedge of light behind the deck unless the piece is scribed. This is the unglamorous math behind bathroom vanity tops in Bellevue, WA bathrooms actually need, and it takes ten minutes to confirm and weeks to fix.
A bathroom sees less heat than a kitchen and far more chemistry. Nail polish remover, toner, hair product, blue mouthwash that sits overnight in a puddle. Porous material wants sealing on a schedule most people abandon by month four. Marble bathroom countertops in Bellevue owners love will etch where something acidic sat, and in a powder room that barely gets used, plenty of clients accept that patina happily. In a teenager's bathroom, we'd talk you out of it. During a bathroom remodel , honest answers here save more money than any discount ever will.
Here's the upside of a vanity: it's tiny. A surface that would cost a fortune across a kitchen island runs a fraction of that at thirty by twenty-two inches, which means you can reach for stone you'd never justify elsewhere. Remnant slabs make this even sharper, since a piece too small for a kitchen is often exactly right for a bath. Requests for granite vanity tops clients bring us frequently start this way, with a leftover piece of something beautiful and a room that finally deserves it.
Our office is in Downtown Bellevue at 10900 NE 4th St, and small bathroom projects are worth doing well precisely because they're small. We work throughout Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond, Sammamish, Newcastle, Mercer Island, Medina, Yarrow Point, Woodinville, Bothell, and Seattle. Housing here varies wildly across a few miles, Downtown condos with tight primary baths and building rules about work hours, mid-century ramblers with original four-inch centerset plumbing, newer construction with double vanities that need a seam plan. For projects that require a precise fit, we also handle custom countertop fabrication. We'd rather see the room than guess from a photo, so we come to you.
We're a licensed, bonded, and insured Washington State general contractor, license #BIRIUCL808C6, holding a 5.0 rating across 140+ Google reviews. Because we handle the full bathroom, not just the top, the vanity, plumbing rough-in, tile, and stone all answer to one crew. We work in porcelain tile, natural stone, and glass tile, with a range of finishes to match whatever direction the room takes.