Las Vegas & Henderson, NV
Most vanities in the valley are structurally fine. Solid boxes, doors that close, and a honey oak or builder-maple finish that dates the whole bathroom. Painting the vanity uses the exact same process as kitchen cabinet painting: degrease, sand, bonding primer, and sprayed cabinet-grade enamel. The difference is scale. A vanity is a one to two day job instead of a week.
If the cabinet is swollen from water damage at the base, paint is not the fix, and I will tell you so. Vanity painting is part of my broader interior painting work, and I am based in Henderson, serving the whole valley as a local handyman.
Flat rate, quoted from photos. Text a picture of the vanity with a tape measure across the front to 725-324-4279 and I will send a firm number, usually the same day.
Text photos of the job to 725-324-4279 and I will reply with a firm price, usually the same day.
Most single vanities take one to two days: teardown and prep the first day, spray and reassemble the second. Double vanities or two bathrooms together may add a day.
No. I paint the cabinet, not the countertop. Painted finishes on cultured marble and laminate tops do not hold up around standing water, and I will not sell you one.
Yes. If I painted your kitchen, I have the color on file. If someone else did, bring me a door or the paint name and I will match it.
The sink is out of service on spray days, but toilets and showers stay usable the whole time. Most customers plan around it with a second bathroom for a day or two.