Planning a vanity swap
- Measure width, depth and height of the space.
- Note drain and water supply locations.
- Check door swing and clearance to the toilet.
- Consider whether the floor extends under the old vanity.
Water damage under sinks
Swollen cabinet bottoms and stained subfloor under bathroom sinks are common. If the floor is soft, see subfloor repair.
Mirrors and storage
Mirrors, medicine cabinets and shelving can be mounted securely when wall type is known — see shelf and mirror mounting.
What to send
Photos of the existing vanity, the plumbing inside the cabinet, and the new vanity you are considering.
Common questions
Will a new vanity fit my existing plumbing?
Measure the drain and supply locations and compare them to the new vanity's design. Moving plumbing requires a qualified plumber.
What about the floor under the old vanity?
Floors often do not continue under vanities. A new vanity with a different footprint may expose gaps that need attention.
Where TLC Repairs offers vanity & bathroom cabinet updates
Based in LaGrange and serving communities within about 30 miles, including: