Bathroom vanity tops
Vanity tops made to the sinks and the corner they sit in
Single and double vanity tops with the sink cutouts made in the shop, including corner L runs and full master bath replacements.
The sink decides the cutout, so settle the sink first
A vanity top looks like the simplest piece of stone in the house, and it is the one where a small mistake is easiest to see. The sink bowl, the faucet and the cabinet have to agree with each other before anyone cuts. A cutout made for the wrong bowl, or a faucet spread that doesn't match the holes, cannot be fixed on site.
Single or double changes the job more than people expect. A single vanity top is one piece with one cutout. A double has two bowls, a longer span and more weight to carry on the cabinet, and it asks for a decision about where the middle sits. An undermount bowl hangs below the stone, so the cut edge around it is finished and polished, because it stays in plain view.
The sink cutouts are made in the shop, not hacked out in your bathroom. Bring the sink and the faucet details when you come out to Byron, or tell the shop what you have ordered, so the top is cut to the hardware that will actually sit on it.
Finished corner L double vanity with a cream top, two undermount sinks and warm wood cabinets
Corner L runs and double vanities, templated at the house
The vanity in the photo is a corner L double: a cream top with two undermount sinks wrapping a corner over warm wood cabinets. A corner is where bathroom walls are least likely to be square, and an L run is where a drawing is least likely to be right. So someone from the shop comes to your house and templates the top against the cabinets as they stand.
Templating, cutting and installation all stay in-house at Raccoon Stone & Tile. The person who measured your cabinets is working with the person who cuts the stone, and the same crew sets it. One reviewer, who was picky about hiring, said the template visit ended in an install that was an absolute perfect fit, and that is the result this process is built to produce.
The shop serves Byron, Warner Robins and Macon. If you are not sure whether your bathroom is a single, a double or an L, call (478) 956-2222 and describe the cabinet. It is easier to sort out on the phone before a template visit than after one.
Replacing the tops in a mobile home, a master bath, or one room at a time
Replacement work is a big share of what a vanity top is. A customer wrote in 2025 that the kitchen and bathroom tops had been replaced in a mobile home the year before, and that on 4/16/25 the master bathroom was done too. They thanked Connie and the crew for an awesome job. Jobs like that work in stages, one room when the budget and the calendar allow, and the shop is set up for it.
If a project isn't ready, the shop will hold the material until it is. Pick the stone while you are in the yard, and the slab doesn't have to leave the lot until your cabinets and plumbing are ready for it.
Bathrooms are wet rooms, so the first thing to age is the caulk where the top meets the wall and around the bowl. Wipe standing water, skip abrasive cleaners, and watch that joint. If a seam opens or the caulk fails, the shop repairs it promptly, and that follow-up is part of why a vanity top from here stays looking finished.
Raccoon Stone & Tile. Templating, cutting and installation done in-house. Call (478) 956-2222.