Bathroom Cabinets in Hattiesburg, MS
Vanities and bathroom cabinetry built to handle daily moisture, not just look good on install day.
Bathroom cabinets take a different kind of abuse than kitchen cabinets — constant humidity, splashed water around the sink base, and in a lot of Hattiesburg homes, not much ventilation to clear it. Cheap particleboard vanities swell and delaminate at the base within a few years in that environment. It's one of the most common failure points Alex sees in bathroom cabinets that weren't built for the climate.
Custom vanities also solve a layout problem a lot of older bathrooms have — odd wall widths, offset plumbing, or a single sink where a family actually wants two. Alex builds vanities to fit the actual room and the actual plumbing, not a standard width that leaves gaps on either side.
Signs Your Bathroom Cabinets Need Attention
- Swelling, softness, or peeling laminate at the cabinet base near the sink
- Doors and drawers that stick from humidity
- Not enough counter or storage space for two people getting ready
- A single sink where the household really needs a double vanity
- Finish or style that doesn't match a recently updated bathroom
Our Process for Bathroom Cabinets
- Measure & check plumbing. Alex measures the wall and checks the existing supply and drain rough-in.
- Design the vanity. Single or double sink, storage layout, and finish chosen to fit the room and plumbing.
- Remove the old cabinet. Old vanity comes out; the wall and floor underneath get checked for water damage.
- Install & connect. New vanity is set, leveled, and plumbing is reconnected.
- Finish. Hardware, caulking, and final adjustments so doors and drawers close evenly.
What Affects the Cost of Bathroom Cabinets
- Single versus double vanity: more cabinet width and often more plumbing work
- Material and finish: moisture-resistant construction costs more upfront but lasts longer in a bathroom
- Plumbing changes: moving a drain or supply line to fit a new layout adds time
- Existing damage: water damage behind or under the old cabinet has to be addressed before the new one goes in
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you install a double vanity in place of a single sink?
Often, yes — it depends on the plumbing and how much wall width is available. Alex will check the existing rough-in during the estimate and tell you what's realistic for the space.
What material holds up best for a bathroom vanity in a humid climate?
Solid wood and quality plywood construction with a proper sealed finish hold up far better than particleboard cabinets in a humid bathroom — moisture around the sink base is where cheap cabinets fail first. Alex builds and finishes vanities to handle that exposure.
Do you match bathroom cabinets to the rest of the house?
That's usually the goal — matching trim, hardware style, or finish to the rest of your home so the bathroom doesn't feel disconnected. Alex will talk through options during the walkthrough.
Can bathroom cabinets be part of a larger remodel, or done on their own?
Either — a vanity swap is a contained job on its own, or it can be one piece of a full bathroom remodel alongside tile and fixtures.
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