Kitchen and Bathroom Sinks
Sink selection and installation coordinated through your cabinetry project. Undermount, farmhouse, and vessel options sourced and integrated with your countertop and cabinet specification.
What We Offer
Sink selection is not an afterthought. The sink dimensions determine the countertop cutout, the cabinet below has to be configured for the plumbing, and the faucet selection affects the countertop drilling. Getting these three things to work together requires coordinating them from the design stage, not after the cabinets are already installed.
Dan Craig Cabinetry handles sink sourcing and installation coordination as part of a cabinetry or countertop engagement. We specify the sink at the design stage, confirm the cabinet configuration, include the cutout dimensions in the countertop fabrication order, and coordinate the plumbing rough-in with your plumber.
Sink sourcing is also available as a standalone service for clients who have already selected their cabinetry and countertops and simply need a coordinated procurement and installation.
Book Free ConsultationSink Types We Source and Install
The most popular kitchen sink configuration. Mounted below the countertop for a seamless transition from counter to basin. Available in stainless, composite granite, fireclay, and cast iron.
Large single-basin sinks with an exposed apron front. Requires specific base cabinet configuration. Available in fireclay, stainless, and cast iron. The most dramatic visual statement available in a kitchen sink.
Self-rimming sinks that drop into a countertop cutout. Lower cost, easier installation, and compatible with any countertop material. Less popular aesthetically but practical for budget-sensitive projects.
Mounted below the vanity countertop. Available in porcelain, composite, and stone. Requires an undermount-compatible countertop material, which we specify in the fabrication order.
Sit on top of the vanity countertop for a statement aesthetic. Require a countertop with no cutout or a shallow vessel cutout. Popular for powder rooms and master bath design statements.
Countertop and basin carved from a single piece of stone or engineered material. The highest-cost option and the most seamless visual result.
What Is Standard
These apply regardless of scope or service type. No exceptions, no upgrades required.
Investment Range
Pricing reflects the quality of materials, hardware, and craftsmanship that ships standard on every Dan Craig Cabinetry project. Budget is discussed openly at the consultation so the proposal reflects what is actually achievable at your number.
If you have received a significantly lower quote elsewhere, ask what hardware is included, what the drawer box material is, and where the wood comes from. Those three questions will explain the difference.
Discuss Your BudgetEstimates for planning purposes. Final pricing confirmed at consultation.
No. We coordinate the sink installation and countertop cutout but we do not perform plumbing rough-in. We work with your existing plumber or can recommend a licensed plumber who coordinates with our installation schedule.
We source from Kohler, Elkay, Kraus, Rohl, and Shaws for farmhouse options, and specify the right brand for the application, countertop material, and budget. We do not push a single brand.
The sink dimensions determine the countertop cutout size and position. For undermount installations, the countertop material must be compatible with undermount mounting, which we confirm before fabrication. Farmhouse sinks require a specific front-of-counter cutout that we specify in the cabinet and countertop drawings.
Yes. If you have already selected a sink, we confirm the specifications work with your countertop and cabinet configuration and include the correct cutout dimensions in the fabrication order.
Composite granite is the most durable and scratch-resistant option. Fireclay is the most classic and holds up well in a busy kitchen. Stainless steel is the most common and the easiest to maintain. Cast iron is beautiful but heavy and requires proper cabinet support.
Ready to Start?
Dan will walk through your project, discuss your options, and give you an honest assessment, no sales pitch.
