Replacing the vanity is the quickest way to update a bathroom without a full remodel. It is also where small problems appear: supply valves that will not shut off, a drain at the wrong height for the new sink, or flooring that stops at the edge of the old cabinet.
We install vanities as stand-alone projects and as part of larger remodels throughout Northern Virginia.
What Is Included
A vanity swap done properly covers more than the cabinet.
- Disconnecting and removing the old vanity, top and faucet
- New shut-off valves and supply lines, and a drain adjusted to suit the new sink
- Setting the cabinet level and anchoring it to the wall
- Installing the top, sink and faucet and sealing the edges
- A tiled or matching backsplash and side splash where needed
- Mirror, medicine cabinet and light fixture installation on request
Things to Check Before You Buy
Measure the width between walls and the depth to the door swing and toilet. Check whether your floor tile runs under the current vanity; if not, a smaller or wall-hung vanity will expose bare subfloor that needs bathroom floor tile to match or replace.
Wall-hung vanities need blocking in the wall and usually a change to the drain height, which is easy when planned and awkward when not. Send us the model and we will tell you what it needs.
Pairing It With Other Updates
If the floor and shower are also dated, combining the vanity with a small bathroom remodel is more economical than doing each piece separately.
Need something else? See all of our bathroom remodeling services, or learn more about your local tile contractor in Arlington, VA.
