Sinks Cost Guides

Bathroom sinks are as much about style as function. A pedestal sink opens up a small powder room. A vessel sink makes a design statement. An undermount vanity sink is practical and easy to clean. Each style comes at a different price point and with different installation requirements.

Kitchen sink installation costs vary wildly depending on the mounting style. A drop-in swap on an existing cutout is a $150-$300 job. An undermount replacement on granite requires a template and professional installation at $300-$600. A farmhouse sink with cabinet modification runs $500-$1,500+. The sink itself is often the smaller part of the cost -- labor and countertop work drive the total. Here is what to expect for each scenario.

Kitchen sinks range from $50 stainless steel drop-ins to $1,500+ fireclay farmhouse models. The material determines durability, noise, maintenance, appearance, and how it ages over time. Here's what each material costs and what you're actually paying for at each price point.

A kitchen sink is rarely just a sink. Disposals, soap dispensers, hot water dispensers, filtration taps, and cutting board/grid accessories turn a basic basin into a workstation. Each add-on has a cost -- some are worth it for every kitchen, others are luxury nice-to-haves.

Sink installation costs depend on the type of sink, whether it's a replacement or new location, and what supporting work is needed. A drop-in replacement on existing plumbing is simple. A farmhouse sink conversion or new bathroom rough-in is a significant project. Here's what to budget for each scenario.