Old Cabinet Removal
We shut off water, disconnect supply lines, and pull the old vanity without damaging the wall. The unit gets hauled away, not left on your curb. This usually takes one to two hours.
Custom bathroom cabinetry installation in Scottsdale, Arizona
Bathroom Cabinet Installation Scottsdale AZ Done Right
Bathroom Cabinet Installation Scottsdale AZ means cabinets that close softly, sit level, and survive desert humidity swings. We measure your vanity wall, set new boxes plumb, and finish with quartz or granite tops. Whether you need bathroom cabinetry installation Scottsdale for a master bath or a quick powder room swap, we handle tear-out, plumbing tie-ins, and caulk lines in one visit.
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About this service
Bathroom Cabinet Installation Scottsdale AZ Explained
Bathroom Cabinet Installation Scottsdale AZ is the removal of old vanity boxes and the fitting of new ones against a plumb wall, with doors, drawers, and hardware aligned to within 1/16 inch. We cut for sink bowls, set the cabinet level on shims, anchor it to studs, and reconnect PEX or copper supply lines. Most single-vanity jobs take one day; double-vanity setups run two.
Scottsdale homes from the 1980s and 1990s often have particleboard boxes swollen from years of hard water stains and failing caulk lines. We see vanity cabinet warping near shower walls in 85251 and 85250 constantly. If you are searching for custom bathroom cabinetry near me Scottsdale, we pull the old unit, check the subfloor for water damage under flooring, and set new moisture-resistant boxes.
- ✓ Storage That Fits
- ✓ Moisture-Resistant Boxes
- ✓ Quartz and Granite Tops
- ✓ Code-Correct Plumbing
What's included
What Our Cabinet Installation Includes
Every cabinet job we quote covers tear-out, install, and cleanup. Countertops, sinks, and faucets can be added or kept if they are in good shape. We spell out exactly what is in the price before we start, so there are no surprise line items on the final invoice.
Leveling and Anchoring
We shim the new cabinet level, anchor it into studs, and check plumb with a laser level. Doors and drawers get adjusted so gaps stay even. A level cabinet is what keeps doors from rubbing.
Plumbing Reconnection
New shutoff valves, supply lines, and a fresh P-trap go in. We test under pressure and check the toilet flange while the wall is open. Any drip gets fixed before we close up.
Caulk and Seal
We run silicone caulk at the backsplash, floor line, and any wall seam. That seal keeps splash from soaking the drywall and the cabinet edges. It is the step most DIY installs skip.
Cleanup and Walkthrough
Drop cloths come up, surfaces get wiped, and we walk the job with you. You get a warranty sheet and care instructions. We do not leave until you are satisfied with the fit.
How it works
Our Cabinet Installation Process
We measure your vanity wall, note outlet and plumbing locations, and check the floor for level. You get a written price the same day, usually within two hours of the visit. No pressure, no vague ranges.
We shut off water, pull the old cabinet, and inspect the subfloor and drywall. If we find water damage under flooring, we cut it out and replace it before anything new goes in. This step takes two to four hours.
We shim the new cabinet level, anchor it into studs with a stud finder and screw gun, and check plumb with a laser level. Doors and drawers get adjusted so gaps stay even. Expect three to five hours for a double vanity.
The countertop goes on next, then the sink and faucet. We reconnect supply lines, set the P-trap, and test for leaks under pressure. Kohler, Moen, and Delta fixtures all fit standard drilling patterns.
We run a fresh bead of silicone caulk at the backsplash and floor line, wipe everything down, and walk the job with you. You get a warranty sheet and care instructions before we load the truck.
STEP 01Measure and Quote
We measure your vanity wall, note outlet and plumbing locations, and check the floor for level. You get a written price the same day, usually within two hours of the visit. No pressure, no vague ranges.
Tools & methods
Tools and Methods We Use
Laser level
We check plumb and level on every cabinet wall. A laser catches the 1/8-inch tilt that makes doors rub.
Stud finder
Anchoring into studs, not just drywall, is what keeps a cabinet from pulling loose. We map studs before we drill.
Oscillating multi-tool
We use it to trim shims, cut caulk lines, and notch cabinet backs around plumbing without damaging the box.
Moisture meter
Before we set a new cabinet, we check the subfloor and wall for hidden water. A high reading means we stop and repair first.
Caulking gun
Silicone caulk at the backsplash and floor line keeps splash out of the wall. We run a clean, even bead every time.
Screw gun
We drive cabinet screws into studs with a clutch so we do not strip the box. It also speeds up drawer and door adjustments.
Real results
Before and after.
Bathroom Cabinet Installation
Swollen 1990s Vanity Replaced
A McCormick Ranch homeowner had a particleboard vanity swollen from years of shower steam. Doors rubbed the frame, the drawer stuck halfway, and the laminate top was stained from hard water.
After: We pulled the unit, replaced a soft section of subfloor, and set a plywood cabinet with sealed edges. A new quartz countertop and soft-close doors finished the job. The bathroom now has 40 percent more usable drawer space.
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Bathroom Cabinet Installation
Double Vanity for a Master Bath
A 85255 home had a single 48-inch vanity in a large master bath. Two people shared one sink, and counter space was always cluttered. The old cabinet had one fixed shelf and no drawers.
After: We installed a 72-inch double vanity with two drawer stacks, a makeup station, and a quartz top. Plumbing moved six inches to center each sink. Both homeowners now have their own storage and sink.
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Bathroom Cabinet Installation
Powder Room Cabinet Swap
A small powder room near Old Town had a deep vanity that blocked the door swing. The door hit the cabinet every time it opened, and the finish was chipped from years of contact.
After: We replaced it with a shallower floating cabinet and a wall-mounted faucet. The door now clears by four inches, and the room feels larger. Install took one day, including caulk and cleanup.
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Cabinet Problems We Fix in Scottsdale
Bathroom cabinets fail in predictable ways here. Hard water, steam, and 1980s particleboard all take a toll. Here are the problems we see most and how we solve them.
Ask a pro →Vanity cabinet warping near the shower
We pull the warped unit, check the wall and subfloor with a moisture meter, and set a plywood box with sealed edges. A waterproofing membrane behind the cabinet stops the cycle from starting again.
Failing caulk lines around the backsplash
We strip the old caulk, let the wall dry, and run a fresh bead of silicone caulk. If the drywall is already soft, we cut it out and patch before the new cabinet goes in.
Outdated fixtures and undersized storage
We design a drawer stack with full-extension glides and a pull-out tray. Many Scottsdale bathrooms gain 40 percent more usable storage in the same footprint.
No GFCI outlet near the vanity
We add a GFCI outlet inside or beside the cabinet and verify GFCI protection before we leave. It meets NEC requirements and gives you a safe place to plug in.
Proof you can check
Licensed, Insured, and Reviewed
- Arizona ROC (Registrar of Contractors) License · Arizona Registrar of Contractors
- EPA Lead-Safe Certified Firm · U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
- OSHA Safety Compliance · Occupational Safety and Health Administration
- ANSI A118 Tile Installation Standards · American National Standards Institute
Most single-vanity installs run $450 to $1,200 in labor, plus the cabinet and top. A double vanity with quartz countertop typically lands between $1,800 and $4,500 all-in for 2026. Custom sizes, plumbing relocation, and water damage repair push the number higher. We give you a written figure the same day we measure.
Plywood boxes with sealed edges outperform particleboard every time in our climate. We set moisture-resistant plywood or marine-grade cabinets, then caulk every seam with silicone caulk. Pair them with quartz countertop or granite countertop and you get a vanity that shrugs off steam and hard water for decades.
A standard single-vanity swap takes one day, usually six to eight hours. Double vanities with a new countertop run two days. Custom-built cabinets add three to five weeks for fabrication before install day. We give you a firm schedule when you approve the quote.
You can, but leveling, plumbing tie-ins, and code compliance trip up most DIY installs. A cabinet that is out of level by 1/8 inch makes doors rub within a month. We fix more self-installed jobs than we care to count. If you want it warrantied and code-correct, call us.
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We measure, price, and schedule in one visit. Licensed, insured, and warrantied on every cabinet we set. Call now and we will give you a firm number the same day.
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Call +1 855-612-4434 or email [email protected] and we will get back to you the same business day. We answer the phone Monday through Friday, 8:00 to 18:00, and we schedule walkthroughs across Scottsdale and Maricopa County within a few days. Bring your wish list and your budget.