Sink Cabinet Replacement in North Wilmington, DE

  • Double Vanities
  • One Long Stone Top
  • Both Sinks Reconnected

Bring the length of the top to the call.

Double vanity base replaced under a stone top in North Wilmington, DE by Precision Home Worx
Sink Cabinet Replacement project by Precision Home Worx near North Wilmington, DE
Finished sink cabinet replacement work by Precision Home Worx

A double vanity in a primary bath is two sinks, two faucets, and two sets of plumbing over one cabinet run, all under a single slab of stone. When water ruins the base under one bowl, the top spanning both is what shapes the repair.

On a North Wilmington double vanity, the damaged base is replaced beneath a top that spans both sinks, and each sink goes back on its own stops and drain.

Call or text Jimmy at (302) 321-3577, Monday through Sunday, 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Credentials for a Primary Bath Job

In the trade since 1985Jimmy Grubb has worked in residential carpentry and remodeling for more than 40 years.
Insured & bondedDelaware business license #223872998, general liability insurance, RLI surety bond.
BBB A+ accreditedAccredited with the Better Business Bureau since 2023.
Google 5.0 ratedRated 5.0 by our customers on Google.
One-year warrantyWorkmanship warranty on every job, dated from completion.
Family-ownedJimmy and his son, residential work only.

Two Sinks, One Top and the Cabinet Underneath

One ruined box or the whole run

A double vanity may be one long cabinet or two or three boxes screwed together under the top. Where the boxes are separate, the one under the leaking sink can be replaced on its own, and the rest stay, since the separate boxes are screwed together through their face frames, and one comes free once those screws are out. A single long cabinet comes out whole, even when only one end of it is ruined. Replacing only one box keeps the rest of the run in place, so the new box has to sit level with its neighbors for the top to bear evenly on all of them.

One long granite slab over two sinks in North Wilmington

A granite double vanity in a North Wilmington house can carry one slab across both sinks. A slab that long is heavy, and it is weakest at the two sink cutouts, where only a narrow strip of stone runs past each bowl. So the plan starts with the top.

How a slab that long comes off and by whose hands is planned for the visit. Where it can be reused, the caulk at the wall and the adhesive on the cabinet are cut free, the sinks set into it come up with it, and the slab stays level along its length so it doesn't flex at the cutouts. Where it can't, or it cracks on the way off, the job takes a new top.

quartz and granite countertops

Two drains and two pairs of valves

Each sink has its own hot and cold stops and its own tailpiece. Below that, the drains may run to two separate traps or join into one trap through a branch fitting, and that layout is noted before anything comes apart so it goes back the way it was. Two pairs of stops in one cabinet run mean twice the chances for a stuck valve. Since a double vanity doubles every joint, the final check runs both faucets and drains both basins at once, which loads a shared trap the way a busy morning does.

How a Double Vanity Comes Apart

1

Call or text first

Phone or text (302) 321-3577 with roughly how long the top is, whether one bowl or both are affected, and whether water still shows under the cabinet.

2

A look at the whole run

The cabinet run is measured, and each stop is tried. The seam between the top and the wall is looked at, along with whether the boxes come apart and how the slab is held down.

3

Sinks disconnected

Both sinks come off their stops and drains. When the top is lifted, it rests on padded blocks so the sinks hang clear.

4

The new box set

The damaged box comes out, and the floor under it is checked. Its replacement is set level with the boxes that stay, so the top will sit flat across the run.

5

Both sinks running

The top, the original or a new one, goes down and is sealed to the wall. Both faucets and drains are reconnected and run together until every joint under them stays dry.

Covered on a Double Vanity Job

On the vanityWhat's doneDetail
Damaged base boxReplaced alone, or with the runDepends on whether the boxes separate
Stone topLift and reuse gone over at the visitWeakest at the two sink cutouts
Both sinksDisconnected and reconnectedEach on its own stops and drain
Shut-off stopsEach tried; any that sticks is replacedQuarter-turn, soldered or ProPress
Drains and trapPut back to the same layoutShared trap or one per sink
Doors and face frameChosen to line up with the cabinets that staySame height as the run

A soaked bathroom floor has to be dried, and any mold removed, by others before the vanity run is rebuilt; neither is work we take on.

The Numbers on a Vanity Replacement

  • Work

    Single bathroom vanity replacement

    Price$800 to $2,500
  • Work

    Double vanity under one stone top

    PricePriced at the estimate
  • Work

    Leak-ruined kitchen sink base

    Price$2,500 to $3,500
  • Work

    Replacement stone top, if the old one cracks

    PricePriced at the estimate

Three things set a double vanity's price: the slab, the run of boxes under it, and the valves for two sinks. A slab that cracks on the way off adds a new top, and a run built as one long cabinet needs a full-length box. Jimmy looks at the slab and the boxes over in person, and the written price follows.

Jimmy prices every project in person at your home, never from a photo or a text. Project estimates are free and are usually scheduled in the evening.

One year on the work

Our work carries a one-year workmanship warranty, dated from the day the job is finished.

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Double Vanity Replacement, Asked and Answered

Yes, though it grows past a cabinet swap. One bowl means a new top with one cutout, one faucet and one drain, and the unused supply and drain in the wall get capped. Moving the remaining sink to the center of the run moves its drain and supply too, which turns the job into new plumbing work.

Stone is cut from slabs, and no two are identical, so a replacement won't be the same stone. It covers the full run, though, so nothing old sits beside it to compare. Quartz and granite are both options for the new top.

A backsplash sitting on the top is cut free first, since it is glued to the wall and caulked to the stone. A mirror hung on the wall above stays up unless it rests on the backsplash.

Then the shower is fixed first, or the new base meets the same water. Shower leak repair is separate work, and the vanity is rebuilt once its source is closed off.

Yes, where the plumbing allows. The space between two bowls is clear of drains and supplies, so a drawer bank fits there, while the boxes under each sink keep doors or drawers notched around the trap. The layout is worked out at the estimate, before anything is ordered.

Yes. The top bears on the boxes' upper edges, so it only needs them to match the old footprint and height. The doors and face frames below it can change style without the slab noticing.

Book a North Wilmington Double Vanity Visit

The bowl the leak sits under tells us which box to open first, so note it on the form when you book.

Precision Home Worx · Based in Claymont, DE · (302) 321-3577 (call or text) · Monday through Sunday, 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Delaware business license #223872998 · General liability insurance and RLI surety bond #LMS1971327

Serving Wilmington, Claymont, North Wilmington, Hockessin, Pike Creek, Greenville, Newark, New Castle, Bear and the rest of northern Delaware.