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Bathroom Vanity & Faucet Installation in Coquitlam & the Tri-Cities

A new vanity is one of the quickest ways to update a bathroom. It adds storage, changes the look of the room and usually comes with a new faucet and drain at the same time. The key is a level, secure install with properly sealed connections so you do not end up with a slow leak inside the cabinet.

Bathroom Vanity & Faucet Installation by G2 Home Services in Coquitlam & the Tri-Cities

What goes wrong with bathroom vanities if you wait

Swollen cabinet boxes and doors

Particle board vanities soak up water from small leaks and splashes, then swell, peel and fall apart.

Leaks under the sink

Loose drain fittings and old supply lines drip into the cabinet, damaging the base and the floor beneath.

Slow or smelly drains

Hair and soap build up in pop-up drains and traps, causing slow draining and odours.

Not enough storage

Old pedestal sinks and small vanities leave no space for everyday items.

Common jobs we take on

  • Vanity removal and replacement
  • Bathroom faucet installation
  • Sink drain and P-trap replacement
  • Vanity top and backsplash sealing

How Lower Mainland weather affects bathroom vanities

In the Lower Mainland's damp climate, bathroom cabinets live in steamy rooms for much of the year. Vanities made with moisture resistant materials and properly sealed tops last much longer.

Many Tri-Cities homes still have original builder vanities from decades ago. Replacing them is a great value upgrade before listing or as part of a simple bathroom refresh.

Warning signs to watch for

  • Swollen, peeling or warped cabinet doors and base
  • Water stains or a musty smell inside the cabinet
  • A wobbly sink or loose countertop
  • A slow or gurgling drain
  • Not enough storage space

Maintenance tips

  1. Wipe up water around the sink and backsplash
  2. Check under the sink for drips every few months
  3. Clean pop-up drains to keep hair from building up
  4. Keep the caulk line at the backsplash sealed
  5. Run the bathroom fan to keep humidity down

How G2 Home Services handles bathroom vanities

We remove the old vanity, check the wall and floor for damage, then install the new vanity level and secured to the wall. The top is sealed, the faucet and drain are installed, and supply lines are replaced with braided stainless lines. We test for leaks, caulk the backsplash and haul away the old unit.

Every job is backed by our written promise: a locked-in price before we start, we redo anything you are not happy with, and a one-year workmanship guarantee.

Bathroom Vanity & Faucet Installation near you

We are based in Coquitlam and take on these jobs across the Tri-Cities, Burnaby, New Westminster, Vancouver, Richmond and the North Shore. Got other small jobs too? Add them to the list and we will do them in the same visit. See small jobs & odd jobs.

Bathroom Vanity & Faucet Installation: frequently asked questions

Can you install a vanity I bought from a store?

Yes. We install store bought and custom vanities, including double sink units.

Will the plumbing line up with a new vanity?

Usually, with small adjustments to the trap and supply lines. If the drain or water lines need to move inside the wall, we let you know if a licensed plumber is required.

How long does vanity installation take?

Most vanity replacements are done in a few hours to a day.