Bathroom vanity
painting.
Give a sound vanity a fresh colour while keeping the bathroom layout you already have.
Request an estimateA fresh finish for the cabinet beneath the counter.
Refresh sound doors, drawers and cabinet surfaces. We confirm the preparation and finish while keeping the scope clear.
See the preparation and scope
We review the doors, drawer fronts and cabinet condition, then list the surfaces and preparation included. Countertops, sinks and plumbing are separate from the cabinet-painting scope.
Doors & drawer fronts
Define the faces and edges included in the refinishing work.
Frames & panels
List the fixed cabinet surfaces, side panels and other visible areas to be painted.
Room details
Discuss hardware handling, nearby fixtures and any surface damage needing attention.
From first look to finished work.
A clear plan. A crew that takes care of the details. Tap a step to see more.
Share your plansSend photos or arrange a site visit.
Send a few photos of the vanity fronts, sides and any swelling or peeling near the sink. Tell us the result you want, or schedule a site visit so we can review the project with you.
Send photos or book a visit ↗Confirm the detailsYour colour, scope, access and date.
Review the quote with us and agree on the colour or finish, scope, access and planned date. We answer your questions before you approve the work.
Leave the work with usWe take care of the agreed work.
Our crew handles the agreed protection, preparation, finishing and cleanup. Your site lead or crew keeps you informed and discusses any unexpected work before changes are made.
Review the finished workA walkthrough and a little thank-you.
Review the result with your site lead or crew. We take care of the touch-ups needed to complete the agreed work, explain aftercare and thank you with a gift basket.
Your questions, answered.
Can my dark vanity be painted white?
Yes. A dark vanity can become white or another light colour when the cabinet material is sound. We prepare the existing finish and include the primer and coats needed for coverage. You can choose a colour that works with the countertop and tile you are keeping.
Can you paint a vanity that has water damage?
The damaged material needs attention first. Paint will not reverse swelling, loose laminate or softened board around a sink. Send close-ups of those areas; we will explain whether preparation is enough or a repair or replacement is needed before painting.
Are the sides and cabinet interior included?
We list the visible sides, frames, door faces, backs and interiors you want finished. Interior shelves and cupboard bases are not automatically included in an exterior repaint. Reviewing these details in the quote gives you a clear picture of the completed vanity.
Do the sink and countertop have to come out?
Not necessarily. Many vanity-painting projects can be planned with them in place and protected. We review the access around your unit and confirm the approach. Plumbing changes, sink replacement and countertop work are separate jobs rather than part of a standard painting scope.
Can I use the bathroom during the project?
We agree on access and the work sequence with you. There may be periods when the vanity area needs to remain clear for preparation, coating or drying. We explain when it can be used again and how to keep water and cleaning products off the fresh finish.
Can the handles be changed too?
Yes, we can discuss hardware changes with the repaint. Confirm the new handles before preparation, especially if their fixing holes differ. Filling, drilling and installation responsibilities are agreed in the quote so the new finish and hardware are planned together.
Let’s take a look.
Send us a few photos. We’ll help you choose the right approach.
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