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Vanities, before and after
Two bathrooms where the vanity box stayed and the doors, drawer fronts and finish changed.
Replacement doors and drawer fronts for the vanity you already have — matched to your existing finish, or sprayed a new color to go with an updated kitchen. The vanity box, countertop, sink and plumbing all stay put.
If the vanity box is sound, the doors and drawer fronts are what make it look dated — and they’re the part we replace.
Two bathrooms where the vanity box stayed and the doors, drawer fronts and finish changed.
The same door and color-matching process we use in kitchens, scaled down to a vanity.
We check that the vanity box is sound — water damage under the sink is the main thing that rules one out — and take a door back to the shop if we're matching your existing finish.
Choose new door style and finish to match or complement your bathroom — and your kitchen if desired.
Doors and drawer fronts made to your vanity’s exact openings, then sprayed in our booth to your approved sample or new color.
Old doors off, new doors hung, aligned and adjusted. If the vanity box needs refreshing too, we can paint it to match.
New hinges, pulls, and knobs installed. Soft-close hinges available and recommended.
Vanity doors are quoted per project — a much smaller job than a kitchen.
One vanity with 2–4 doors and 1–2 drawer fronts.
Double-sink vanity with 4–6 doors and 2–4 drawers.
Vanity plus an adjacent linen or storage cabinet done together.
Two bathroom vanities done together — typically discounted vs. separate projects.
Want a more specific number? Request a free estimate — most customers get a ballpark on the first call.
Yes — only the doors, drawer fronts and hardware change. The sink, countertop and plumbing stay exactly as they are.
Yes — we can use the same door style and sprayed finish as your kitchen, whether that means new kitchen doors too or matching your existing kitchen finish from one of its doors.
Usually. Painted finishes match exactly for practical purposes, and stained finishes match very closely when we can use the same wood species. Faded thermofoil or laminate is the exception — there's no wood finish underneath to aim at. How color matching works.
Damage to the doors doesn't matter — they're being replaced. Structural damage to the vanity box under the sink is different: new doors on a failing box isn't money well spent. We look at it during the in-home visit.
Yes — pulls, knobs and soft-close hinges can all be part of the project. We'll help you choose hardware that suits the new door style.
For a structurally solid vanity, usually yes. A new vanity means disconnecting plumbing and often a new countertop; new doors keep all of that in place.
Raymond is happy to talk through your specific project — no obligation, no pressure.
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Schedule a free call with Raymond. Bathroom projects are typically quick to quote — just send a few photos of your vanity.