Old Vanity Removal
We shut off the water, cut the caulk line, disconnect the supply lines and drain, and pull the old cabinet. We haul it away with us, so you're not stuck with a cabinet on the curb. This is included on every job.
Quartz tops, code-correct plumbing, and a clean, level finish
Bathroom Vanity Installation Pocatello ID Done Right
Bathroom Vanity Installation Pocatello ID homeowners can count on starts with a straight answer and a level cabinet. We pull the old vanity, check the shutoffs and drain, set the new base, cut the quartz top, and reconnect everything so it holds for years. Whether you're in Old Town, Highland, or out near Mink Creek, we handle single-sink swaps, double sink vanity installation Pocatello Idaho, and full floating vanity installation Pocatello Idaho builds.
Careful work. Honest options.
About this service
Bathroom Vanity Installation Pocatello ID Explained
Bathroom vanity installation Pocatello ID is the removal and replacement of a bathroom cabinet, countertop, sink, and faucet, including the plumbing and wall work needed to make it fit and drain correctly. A standard 30-inch to 60-inch vanity takes us four to eight hours on site. We shut off the water, cut the old caulk line, pull the cabinet, inspect the wall and floor for water damage, then set the new base level, secure it to studs, and reconnect PEX or copper supply lines and the P-trap.
Most Pocatello homes were built between 1950 and 1995, so we open a lot of walls and find the same three things: a shutoff valve that won't close, a drain that sits 2 inches off the new cabinet, and old drywall that crumbles when you touch it. We fix those before the new vanity goes in. If you've been searching for a Pocatello bathroom vanity contractor who handles the plumbing and the cabinet in one visit, that's the job. Call +1 (986) 336-9053 for a same-day estimate.
- ✓ More Storage, Less Clutter
- ✓ Code-Correct Plumbing
- ✓ Water Damage Stopped Early
- ✓ A Cleaner, Safer Finish
What's included
What Our Vanity Installation Includes
Every vanity install we run in Pocatello includes the labor, the plumbing reconnect, and the cleanup. Here's what's covered, and what we quote separately if your job needs it.
Wall and Floor Inspection
We check the back wall and the floor with a moisture meter before the new cabinet goes in. If we find water damage from a leaking shower valve or a slow drain, we tell you the cost to fix it before we proceed.
New Cabinet Set and Anchored
We set the vanity level on shims, find the studs with a stud finder, and anchor the cabinet so it can't tip. Doors and drawers get aligned so they close with one finger. This is the part that makes a cheap cabinet feel solid.
Plumbing Reconnect
We install new quarter-turn shutoffs, reconnect PEX or copper supply lines, and set a new P-trap that lines up with the drain. We test every joint for leaks before we close up. State of Idaho Plumbing License work, done in-house.
Countertop, Sink, and Faucet Set
We cut the countertop for the sink, set the faucet, and seal the rim so water can't get under the top. Quartz countertop, ceramic tile, or a stock top, we set it square to the wall and caulk the backsplash with silicone caulk.
Final Test and Cleanup
We run the water for five minutes, check the drain and supply lines for drips, and wipe down the cabinet and floor. Then we walk you through the shutoffs and leave the bathroom ready to use the same day.
How it works
How Our Vanity Install Process Works
You call +1 (986) 336-9053, text a photo of the bathroom, and tell us the wall width. We give you a range on the spot and book a time. Most estimates in Pocatello happen same-day or next-day, and there's no charge for the estimate.
We arrive, lay drop cloths, and shut off the water at the angle stops or the main. We measure the wall, check for level and plumb, and confirm the new vanity fits with clearance for the door and the toilet. This takes about 20 minutes.
We cut the caulk line, disconnect the supply lines and drain, and pull the old cabinet. Then we inspect the wall and floor. If the shutoff valves are frozen or the drywall is soft, we tell you before we go further. No surprises on the invoice.
We set the new cabinet level on shims, anchor it to studs with a stud finder, and cut the countertop for the sink. Then we reconnect PEX or copper supply lines, install new quarter-turn shutoffs, and set the P-trap so it lines up with the drain.
We run water for five minutes, check every joint for drips, and test the drain for leaks. Then we caulk the top and backsplash with silicone caulk, clean up, and walk you through the shutoffs. Most jobs wrap in four to eight hours.
STEP 01Phone Estimate
You call +1 (986) 336-9053, text a photo of the bathroom, and tell us the wall width. We give you a range on the spot and book a time. Most estimates in Pocatello happen same-day or next-day, and there's no charge for the estimate.
Tools & methods
Tools and Methods We Use
Laser Level
Sets the cabinet dead level and the backsplash line straight. A vanity that's out of level by a quarter inch shows up as a gap at the top and a door that swings open on its own.
Stud Finder
Finds the wall studs so we can anchor the cabinet where it can't tip. In older Pocatello homes, studs are 16 inches on center, but we check every wall because plaster and lath can hide them.
Moisture Meter
Checks the subfloor and back wall for hidden water before the new cabinet goes in. It reads moisture content in wood, so we know whether to replace a section or just dry it out.
Oscillating Multi-Tool
Cuts the old caulk line and trims the cabinet back for the drain and supply lines without tearing up the drywall. Cleaner cuts mean less patching and a tighter fit.
Pipe Wrench and Plumber's Snake
Breaks loose old supply lines and clears a clogged drain while the vanity is out. If the drain is slow, we snake it before we set the new P-trap, so you don't inherit the problem.
Caulking Gun
Lays a clean bead of silicone caulk along the countertop and backsplash joint. Silicone stays flexible and keeps water out, unlike grout, which cracks at the seam.
Real results
Before and after.
Bathroom Vanity Installation
30-Inch Builder Vanity to 36-Inch Quartz
A 1974 ranch in Highland Area had a 30-inch particleboard vanity with a cracked laminate top and a shutoff that wouldn't close. The wall behind it was soft from a slow faucet leak, and the mirror sat too low for the homeowner.
After: We replaced the soft drywall, set a 36-inch cabinet with a quartz countertop, installed a Moen faucet, and raised the mirror. The new shutoffs close with a quarter turn, and the counter sits 34 inches off the floor.
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Bathroom Vanity Installation
Single Sink to Double Sink Master Bath
A 1990s master bath in Pocatello Heights had a 48-inch single-sink vanity and one overhead light. The drain was 3 inches off center for a double, and the outlet wasn't GFCI protected.
After: We moved the drain, added a GFCI outlet, and set a 60-inch double vanity with two sinks and a quartz top. New vanity lighting at 64 inches on center lights both sides, and the drawers clear the toilet.
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Bathroom Vanity Installation
Floating Vanity for a Small Rental Bath
A 5-by-8 bathroom near the University Area had a bulky 24-inch cabinet that crowded the door. The floor tile was discontinued, and the tenant needed more floor space.
After: We installed a floating vanity installation Pocatello Idaho style, 30 inches wide with a wall-hung cabinet, which opened 8 inches of floor space. The tile patch matched, and the shutoffs moved to the side for easy access.
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Vanity Problems We Fix in Pocatello
Most vanity calls start with one of these. We fix the cause, not just the symptom, so the new cabinet lasts.
Ask a pro →Old shutoff valves that won't close
We replace both angle stops with quarter-turn shutoffs on every install. It's a $40 part and 15 minutes of work that saves you a flood later. We test each one before we set the new cabinet.
Soft subfloor from a slow leak
We check the floor with a moisture meter before the cabinet goes in. If the wood is soft, we cut out the bad section, sister in new plywood, and treat the area. Fixing 2 square feet now beats a full floor tear-out later.
Drain doesn't line up with the new cabinet
We measure the drain location before we order the cabinet. If it needs to move, we open the wall, reroute the drain with the right fall, and patch it. It adds a half day, but the drain runs clean and the trap sits level.
Outdated fixtures and poor lighting
We install vanity lighting at 60 to 66 inches on center, add a GFCI outlet, and set a lighted mirror if you want one. We hold the State of Idaho Electrical License, so it's one visit, not two trades.
Proof you can check
Licensed, Insured, and Local
- State of Idaho Plumbing License · Idaho Division of Occupational and Professional Licenses
- State of Idaho Electrical License · Idaho Division of Occupational and Professional Licenses
- EPA Lead-Safe Certified Firm · U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
- OSHA 10 Safety Training · Occupational Safety and Health Administration
- TCNA Tile Installation Certification · Tile Council of North America
Most jobs run $450 to $1,200 installed, and a basic 30-inch swap with a stock top sits near the low end. A 60-inch double vanity with a quartz countertop and new faucet runs $1,400 to $2,800. Add $150 to $400 if we find soft subfloor or need to move a drain. We give you a range on the phone and confirm it after we see the wall.
Thirty-two to thirty-six inches is the standard, and 34 inches fits most adults. Older Pocatello homes often have 30-inch vanities from the 1970s, which sit low for anyone over 5-foot-8. If anyone in the house uses a wheelchair or walker, we build to ADA Compliance Certification height at 34 inches with knee clearance underneath.
A standard single-sink swap takes four to six hours. A double sink vanity installation Pocatello Idaho with a new top and faucet runs six to eight hours. If we find water damage or need to move a supply line, add a half day. We schedule most jobs as a one-day visit and leave the water on when we go.
Yes, in most cases. If the new vanity is the same footprint or larger, it covers the old floor line and you keep your existing tile or luxury vinyl plank. If the new cabinet is smaller, we patch the floor to match. We check for soft subfloor with a moisture meter before we set the cabinet, because a hidden leak will rot the new vanity too.
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Call +1 (986) 336-9053 and we'll give you a range on the phone, usually in under five minutes. Same-day estimates, no trip charge inside Bannock County, and a 2-year workmanship warranty on every vanity we set. We answer when you call.
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Contact our Pocatello bathroom crew
Call us or send a message and we will get back to you the same business day. We schedule estimates Monday through Friday and can usually get to a Pocatello address within a few days. Tell us what is going on with the bathroom and we will tell you what it takes to fix it.