SERVICES
Sink Installation
Professional sink installation and replacement for bathrooms, kitchens, and utility rooms.
How I Can Help
Here's a look at what sink installation can involve. The work depends on your sink type, countertop, and existing plumbing:
Install bathroom vanity sinks
Install kitchen sinks
Install undermount kitchen sinks
Install drop-in sinks
Install farmhouse apron sinks
Install pedestal bathroom sinks
Install vessel sinks
Install utility room sinks
Connect sink faucets and drains
Install sink P-traps and drain assemblies
Seal sinks to countertops
Install garbage disposals with sinks
Remove and dispose of old sinks
Tasks Not Typically Included
Sink installs can vary based on countertop type, existing plumbing connections, and whether the shutoffs cooperate. This covers what's typically outside scope, but reach out before booking if you want to confirm the plumbing situation below the sink.
Licensed plumbing work including supply line rerouting, drain modification, or valve work behind the wall (requires licensed plumber)
Countertop fabrication, cutout, or modification for undermount sinks
Cabinet modification or replacement
Garbage disposal installation (separate service if needed)
Included With Every Job
These four standards come with every job, no matter the size or scope.
Neat work area
The cabinet interior and countertop stay protected from tools and fittings throughout.
Full cleanup
All old supply lines, putty scraps, and packaging are removed before I leave.
Professional appearance
I arrive prepared and handle your countertop and cabinet finishes with care.
Job walkthrough
We run both valves before I leave so you can confirm flow and that there are no leaks.
How It Works
Four simple steps to complete your sink installation service.
01
Request service
Describe what you need installed or replaced, share photos if helpful, and tell me your preferred timing.
02
Review scope and estimate
I review what you've described, confirm the fixture type and any plumbing considerations, and send a clear written estimate.
03
Schedule and complete work
I complete the installation on the agreed schedule, in line with any applicable requirements, and keep the work area clean throughout.
04
Final walkthrough
We test the sink together so you can confirm everything operates correctly and you're completely satisfied.
Why Install Sinks with Bedrock
Owner Operated Service
You work directly with me from first message to final walkthrough.
Direct One-on-One Support
No handoffs or middlemen. I keep communication clear and personal.
Transparent Solo Pricing
I give upfront pricing before work starts, with no surprise add-ons.
Personally Guaranteed Work
I personally stand behind every job and make it right if needed.
Sink Installation FAQs
Common questions about bathroom and kitchen sink installation.
How much does sink installation cost?
Sink installation starts at $200 for a standard bathroom vanity or kitchen drop-in swap. Undermount kitchen sinks and farmhouse apron sinks typically run $275-450 due to additional support and sealing requirements. Free estimates provided.
Do I need to buy the sink first?
You can purchase your own sink, or I can help source the right model. I work with sinks from Kohler, Moen, American Standard, Elkay, Kraus, and other major brands in porcelain, stainless, composite granite, and fireclay materials.
Can you install farmhouse sinks?
Yes, I install farmhouse and apron-front sinks, which require proper cabinet modification or a dedicated base cabinet, and a solid support structure at the front of the cabinet to carry the weight of the sink.
How long does installation take?
Most kitchen and bathroom sink installations take 2-4 hours including P-trap connection, supply line hookup, and full leak testing. Farmhouse sinks and countertop cutouts take longer.
Do you remove the old sink?
Yes, I remove and can haul away old sinks. I also coordinate timing with countertop installers when a new countertop and undermount sink need to be installed together.
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Sink installation varies significantly depending on the sink type and countertop material. Drop-in sinks with a rim that rests on the countertop surface are the most common and the simplest to install or replace. Undermount sinks that mount below the countertop require a solid substrate and proper silicone sealing to prevent water infiltration at the seam. Farmhouse or apron-front sinks need cabinet modification to accommodate the exposed front panel, and vessel sinks that sit on top of the counter need the drain rough-in positioned precisely for the vessel trap to work. Materials range from stainless steel and cast iron to fireclay, composite granite, and copper.
In Twin Cities kitchens and bathrooms, sink replacement is common during countertop upgrades, cabinet renovations, and when older stainless or cast iron units have developed rust, cracks, or drain seal failures. The installation involves disconnecting supply lines and drain connections, carefully removing the existing sink and cleaning old sealant from the countertop, test-fitting the new unit before sealing, and confirming drain alignment before tightening the P-trap connections. Getting the final silicone bead clean and consistent at the sink perimeter prevents water from working under the rim between the countertop and the sink.
In Twin Cities kitchens and bathrooms, sink replacement is common during countertop upgrades, cabinet renovations, and when older stainless or cast iron units have developed rust, cracks, or drain seal failures. The installation involves disconnecting supply lines and drain connections, carefully removing the existing sink and cleaning old sealant from the countertop, test-fitting the new unit before sealing, and confirming drain alignment before tightening the P-trap connections. Getting the final silicone bead clean and consistent at the sink perimeter prevents water from working under the rim between the countertop and the sink.