Bathroom Cabinet & Vanity Installation in Toronto

Bathroom vanity installation in the GTA typically costs $300-$800 for labor, depending on complexity and plumbing adjustments needed. The vanity unit itself ranges from $200 to $2,000+. RenoHouse provides free estimates covering the complete installation.

Yes, RenoHouse installs floating (wall-mounted) vanities. These require secure mounting to wall studs and proper plumbing routing inside the wall. Our team ensures a solid, level installation that supports the vanity and countertop weight.

Yes, our vanity installation service includes all plumbing work — disconnecting the old vanity, adjusting supply lines and drain if needed, and connecting the new faucet and drain. No need to hire a separate plumber.

A standard bathroom vanity installation takes 2-4 hours including removal of the old vanity, plumbing adjustments, and installation of the new unit with countertop and faucet. More complex installations may take a full day.

Standard vanity widths are 24" for small bathrooms, 30-36" for standard bathrooms, and 48-60" for double vanity setups in master bathrooms. RenoHouse measures your space and recommends the optimal size during the free estimate.

In many cases, yes. This may require extending plumbing lines and adjusting the countertop area. RenoHouse assesses your bathroom layout and provides a detailed plan for upgrading to a double vanity.

Yes, we install both surface-mount and recessed medicine cabinets. Recessed installation provides a sleeker look but requires cutting into the wall. RenoHouse handles both types with clean, professional results.

Either option works. Many Toronto homeowners purchase vanities from Home Depot, IKEA, or Wayfair and have us install them. We can also source vanities from our supplier network, often at competitive pricing.

In many cases, yes. We assess whether the dividing wall is load-bearing and engineer appropriate support (beam, posts) if needed. Opening a galley kitchen creates a modern open-concept layout while preserving structural integrity — one of the most transformative renovations for older urban homes.

Older plumbing systems may need upgrading during a bathroom renovation — especially if you're adding fixtures or changing layouts. We assess supply lines, drain capacity, and venting as part of every bathroom project to ensure everything meets current Ontario Plumbing Code requirements.

Condo kitchen renovations require board approval, adherence to building rules (noise hours, elevator bookings, floor protection), and often have restrictions on moving plumbing or affecting common elements. We handle the permit and approval process and have extensive experience working within condo building requirements.