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Most cabinet problems start behind the wall, not on the door. A vanity screwed into drywall works loose. A box built from particleboard swells at the base. We fix both before they happen.
CraftHaus starts every job by checking the wall, the floor, and the plumbing. Then we install solid backing, set the cabinet true, and finish the hookups ourselves. You get one crew and one point of contact from demo to the final drawer test. That order is what makes a bathroom cabinet installation last.
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Solid wood blocking behind the drywall, so heavy tops and floating units stay secure
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Cabinets shimmed and leveled, so doors and drawers sit flush and glide clean
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Demo, install, and countertop handled in-house, with trusted plumbing partners for the hookups
Every bathroom cabinet installation we run is matched to your space and how you use the room. Each option below is available on its own or as part of a larger remodel.
Every job follows the same clear path, so you always know what comes next. From the first measurement to the final drawer test, here is how CraftHaus gets your cabinets in and working.
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We visit your Bothell home, review the layout and plumbing, take exact measurements, and talk through storage needs, styles, and any changes you want made.
We help you choose grade, finish, and hardware, share a 3D rendering so you can see the layout, then send a clear line-item quote through our portal.
We protect floors, contain dust, remove the old vanity, then fix any hidden damage and install solid wood blocking so new cabinets mount to real backing.
We set each cabinet level and plumb, anchor it to the wall studs, coordinate the new countertop, then reconnect the sink and faucet and test every door.
New cabinetry does more than update the look. It fixes storage that never worked, replaces a base that soaked up moisture, and makes the room easier to use every morning. A well-planned bathroom vanity installation can also lift resale value when you sell.
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Storage that matches your routine, with drawers and pull-outs where you reach
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A moisture-ready box that resists the swelling cheap cabinets show early
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A cleaner, current look that suits the rest of the bathroom
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A layout that fits the space instead of forcing you around it
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Photos show more than any spec sheet. Our completed bathrooms show the level of fit, the finish quality, and the storage detail we bring to every install. Take a look, then picture the same care in your own space.
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Our shop sits on North Creek Parkway, so Bothell is home base. The housing here runs a wide range, from newer builds around North Creek and Canyon Park to older pre-1990 homes in other parts of town that often need custom sizing to fit an odd wall. If you are searching for bathroom cabinet installers near you, we are close by and quick to respond.
A common bathroom cabinet installation failure in older Bothell bathrooms has nothing to do with the cabinet itself. It is the wall behind it. A handyman often screws a vanity into drywall and whatever stud happens to line up. That holds for a while. Then the joint loosens, the top shifts, and the caulk line cracks.
We do it differently. Before any cabinet goes up, we open the wall and add solid wood blocking across the mounting zone. That gives the screws real material to bite into.
This matters most for two setups:
Solid backing is the difference between a vanity that feels tight in year ten and one that wobbles by year two. You can see this kind of structural prep in our custom oak vanity build on the Harbor Pointe master bath project, where we also set blocking for future grab bars.
Our climate runs damp for a good part of the year. Bathrooms trap that moisture, and a low-grade cabinet is the first thing to show it. Particleboard acts like a sponge. Once it wicks water, it swells, the finish bubbles, and the base starts to crumble near the toe-kick and the sink cutout.
Spending on a vanity that fails in three years is not a bargain. Here is how we build for the long run:
Because CraftHaus handles the full bathroom remodel, we control every one of these factors on the same job. That is how the cabinetry investment actually holds up.
Homeowners buy on price, pick a particleboard box, and skip storage planning. Six months later the base is swelling and there is still nowhere to put anything. Plan the storage and the material first. The look follows.
The setup Bothell clients ask us for most is a rift-cut oak shaker vanity, often floating. The reason is simple. Rift oak has a straight, calm grain that reads clean and modern without feeling cold. Paired with a floating mount, it keeps a smaller bathroom feeling open.
We also build custom bathroom cabinets when stock sizes will not work. Older homes here often have non-standard walls, so a made-to-fit vanity solves problems an off-the-shelf box cannot.
If a full custom build is more than you need, semi-custom sizing hits a middle ground on price. Most vanity and cabinet projects land between $2,500 and $5,000, depending on grade, size, and countertop.
What clients tend to choose:
Whatever direction you take, we plan it around your room, your storage, and your budget. If you are updating more than the vanity, our Bothell remodeling team can take on the whole bathroom. Reach out when you are ready.
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Most projects land between $2,500 and $5,000, depending on cabinet grade, size, and countertop choice. You get a clear line-item quote up front, so you see every cost before work starts.
We back our cabinet installation with a 1-year workmanship warranty. Countertop and cabinet products may carry their own manufacturer warranties
A standard single-vanity install is often a one-day job once materials are on site. Larger or custom layouts take longer. We set a firm schedule up front so you are never guessing.
Plan on four to six weeks for a custom solid wood vanity, or two to five weeks for a laminate or prefinished unit with no paint-shop work. We order and track everything before demo begins.
Yes. We install client-supplied cabinets and do not charge a different labor rate for them. We will flag any quality or fit concerns before we start.
We favor plywood boxes and moisture-resistant factory finishes, install floating units where it helps, and confirm the room has proper exhaust ventilation. It is one reason many clients fold cabinet work into a full bathroom remodel.
During the consultation we bring samples into your actual bathroom so you can judge the finish against your real tile and light before anything is ordered.
Yes, with a note. Some condo associations set rules on plumbing and work hours, and a few restrictions can limit scope. We review those before we begin.
Tell us about your bathroom and CraftHaus will take it from there. We handle the planning, the blocking, the install, and the hookups, so you end up with storage that fits and a vanity that holds. Reach out and we will walk you through the next steps.