Professional Bathroom Vanity Installation in Atlanta Metro Area

Freestanding Floor-Mount Vanities:
Single Sink Vanities (24-36 inch) - Compact vanities for small bathrooms and powder rooms
Single Sink Vanities (37-48 inch) - Standard size vanities for full bathrooms
Single Sink Vanities (49-60 inch) - Large single vanities with generous counter space
Double Sink Vanities (60-72 inch) - Two-sink vanities for master bathrooms
Double Sink Vanities (73-84 inch) - Extra-wide double vanities with maximum storage
Shaker Style Vanities - Classic recessed-panel door design in various finishes

Floating Wall-Mount Vanities:
Small Floating Vanities (18-30 inch) - Space-saving wall-hung units for small bathrooms
Medium Floating Vanities (36-48 inch) - Standard floating vanities with storage
Large Floating Vanities (60-72 inch) - Wide floating double vanities
Open-Shelf Floating Vanities - Modern vanities with open storage beneath
Drawer-Only Floating Vanities - Contemporary designs with horizontal drawer stacks
Cantilevered Floating Vanities - Designer vanities requiring reinforced wall blocking

Vessel Sink Vanities:
Vessel Sink Vanity Bases - Low-profile bases designed for above-counter vessels
Rectangular Vessel Vanities - Square/rectangular vessel basin configurations
Round Vessel Vanities - Bowl-shaped vessel sink setups
Glass Vessel Vanities - Transparent or colored glass vessel configurations
Stone Vessel Vanities - Natural stone or faux stone vessel installations

Corner Vanities:
Corner Triangle Vanities - Space-efficient vanities fitting into bathroom corners
Corner Square Vanities - Angled base fitting corner space with standard top
Corner Floating Vanities - Wall-mounted corner units

Specialty Vanity Types:
Pedestal Sink Removal and Vanity Conversion - Replace pedestal with storage vanity
Vintage and Antique Furniture Vanity Conversion - Convert dresser or furniture to vanity
Custom Built-In Vanities - Frame and install custom vanity cabinetry
ADA-Compliant Vanities - Accessible height vanities for users with mobility limitations
Makeup Vanity Tables - Seated vanity areas with mirrors and lighting
Vessel Sink Conversion - Upgrade standard drop-in to vessel sink configuration

Initial consultation and scheduling - photos of existing bathroom, measurements, and planning
Technician arrival and complete site assessment
Old vanity removal - disconnect supply lines, P-trap, and drain; remove cabinet and countertop
Wall and floor preparation - patch holes, locate studs, mark mounting height, check level
New vanity assembly - assemble flat-pack components, install drawer slides, doors, and hardware
Vanity placement and leveling - shimming, stud mounting, secure attachment to wall
Plumbing connections - install drain assembly, faucet, supply lines, P-trap, and shut-off connections
Mirror and lighting installation - mount mirror cabinet or flat mirror, install vanity light bar with wiring
Final adjustments and finishing - caulk at floor and wall seams, adjust doors and drawers, install hardware
Complete leak testing - turn on water, inspect all connections, test drain and popup
Customer walk-through - demonstrate operation, explain care and maintenance
Old vanity hauled away on request
90-Day workmanship warranty on all labor

Vanity Size Specifications:
Single Sink Vanities: 24-inch, 30-inch, 36-inch, 42-inch, 48-inch widths
Double Sink Vanities: 60-inch, 72-inch, 84-inch widths
Standard Vanity Height: 32-34 inches to counter top
Comfort Height Vanities: 36-42 inches to counter top (recommended for master baths)
ADA Compliant Height: 34 inches maximum with knee clearance below

Sink Configuration Types:
Integrated sink (molded into countertop)
Undermount sink (mounted below countertop)
Drop-in sink (set into countertop cutout)
Vessel sink (above-counter bowl)

Floating Vanity Requirements:
Minimum 2x4 wall framing required for mounting
Lag screws into minimum 2 wall studs required
Heavy stone-top vanities require additional 2x6 blocking between studs
Mounting rail rated for vanity weight including countertop

Plumbing Specifications:
Standard drain rough-in: 2-inch PVC
Supply lines: 3/8-inch compression or braided stainless
P-trap: 1-1/2 inch slip-joint configuration
Supply shut-off valves: 3/8-inch compression or 1/2-inch IPS

Clearance Requirements:
Minimum 15-21 inches in front of vanity for comfortable use
Minimum 15-18 inches between double sink centers
Minimum 2-4 inches on each side of vanity for caulking and trim
Door swing clearance verified before vanity selection

Service Time Estimates:
Single vanity replacement (24-48 inch): 2-3 hours
Single vanity with mirror and light: 3-4 hours
Double vanity (60-72 inch) with mirror and lighting: 4-5 hours
Floating vanity installation: Add 30-60 minutes for wall blocking
Vessel sink and tall faucet configuration: Add 30 minutes
IKEA flat-pack assembly: Add 30-60 minutes

Step 1 - Schedule and Plan: Contact us to schedule your appointment. We ask for photos of your existing bathroom, confirm dimensions, plumbing rough-in locations, and discuss your new vanity details. We provide a list of preparation steps and an estimated installation time.

Step 2 - Technician Arrival and Assessment: Our technician arrives within the scheduled window, reviews the full scope of work, inspects the new vanity for all components, verifies fit, checks plumbing rough-in locations, locates wall studs, and lays drop cloths to protect flooring.

Step 3 - Old Vanity Removal: We turn off water supply valves, disconnect supply lines, remove the P-trap, disconnect and remove the existing vanity cabinet, countertop, and mirror. We inspect the wall behind the vanity for water damage and clean the area.

Step 4 - Wall and Floor Preparation: Patch wall holes from removed hardware. For floating vanities, locate studs precisely and mark mounting height. Check floor level and plan shimming strategy. Mark all reference lines for new vanity installation.

Step 5 - Vanity Assembly and Installation: Assemble flat-pack components if needed. Install drawer slides, door hinges, soft-close hardware, and cabinet knobs. For floating vanities, mount the wall rail securely into studs. Set floor-mount vanities and shim to level.

Step 6 - Plumbing Connections: Install drain assembly and faucet. Connect supply lines from faucet to shut-off valves. Install P-trap from drain tailpiece to wall drain. Hand-tighten all connections and snug with pliers.

Step 7 - Mirror and Lighting: Mount mirror cabinet or flat decorative mirror. Turn off circuit breaker, wire vanity light bar matching colors, restore power, and test all bulbs.

Step 8 - Final Finishing: Apply caulk at floor-vanity and wall-vanity seams. Adjust door and drawer alignment. Install vessel sink if applicable. Clean all surfaces.

Step 9 - Leak Testing: Turn on water supply slowly. Inspect all connections with paper towel. Fill sink and test popup drain. Run water and inspect P-trap. Verify no leaks before leaving.

Step 10 - Customer Walk-Through: Demonstrate operation of all features, explain care requirements, show shut-off valve locations, and confirm complete satisfaction.

Before Installation:
Purchase all components on-site before the appointment: vanity, sink (if separate), faucet, drain assembly, mirror, and light bar
Clear all personal items from the existing vanity
Empty all drawers and cabinet doors
Ensure bathroom circuit breaker is accessible and labeled
Confirm water shut-off valves under existing sink operate correctly
Measure doorways to verify the new vanity will fit through
Arrange for the bathroom to be out of service for 3-5 hours

During Installation:
We will protect your floors and adjacent fixtures with drop cloths
Bathroom will be out of service during the installation period
Our technician will communicate any unexpected issues immediately

After Installation:
Allow caulk to cure 24 hours before heavy moisture exposure
Clean vanity with mild soap and a soft cloth only
Seal natural stone countertops annually
Call us immediately if any drips or leaks develop
Do not use abrasive cleaners on vanity finish

Water and Plumbing Testing:
Turn on hot water shut-off valve slowly
Turn on cold water shut-off valve slowly
Turn on faucet allowing air to purge from lines
Once water flows steadily, turn faucet off
Inspect all supply connections with white paper towel for moisture
Check shut-off valve connections for leaks
Inspect drain connections while running water
Fill sink testing popup drain seal
Open popup drain verifying water drains completely
Inspect P-trap connections while draining

Leak Verification Process:
Run water for 5 minutes minimum
Check under vanity with flashlight for any drips
Check behind vanity at wall supply connections
Verify no moisture at floor level around vanity base
Run hot water verifying supply line connections hold under pressure
Inspect all threaded connections for seepage
Verify drain flows freely without gurgling (indicating proper venting)
Test both hot and cold faucet positions independently
Fill sink to overflow to test overflow drain if present

Quality Control Checklist:
Cabinet doors open and close smoothly
Soft-close hardware operates correctly on all doors and drawers
Cabinet level left to right (verified with level)
Cabinet level front to back
No gaps between vanity and wall exceeding 1/8 inch before caulk
Caulk applied cleanly at all seams
Mirror centered over vanity
Light fixture level and secure
All hardware tight with no wobble
Customer walk-through completed and satisfaction confirmed

Gwinnett County: Lawrenceville, Duluth, Norcross, Lilburn, Snellville, Grayson, Loganville, Dacula, Buford, Suwanee, Sugar Hill, Peachtree Corners, Berkeley Lake, Rest Haven

DeKalb County: Decatur, Tucker, Stone Mountain, Clarkston, Avondale Estates, Chamblee, Doraville, Dunwoody, Brookhaven, Lithonia, Pine Lake, Stonecrest

Cobb County: Marietta, Smyrna, Kennesaw, Acworth, Austell, Powder Springs, Mableton, Fair Oaks, Vinings

Fulton County: Atlanta, Alpharetta, Roswell, Sandy Springs, Johns Creek, Milton, East Point, College Park, Fairburn, Hapeville, Mountain Park, Union City

Forsyth County: Cumming

Q: How do I choose the right size vanity for my bathroom?
A: Measure carefully before purchasing. Standard single vanity widths are 24, 30, 36, 42, and 48 inches. Standard double vanity widths are 60, 72, and 84 inches. Allow 15-21 inches in front of the vanity for comfortable use. Traditional vanity height is 32-34 inches to counter top. Comfort height is 36-38 inches, recommended for master baths. ADA compliant is 34 inches maximum with knee clearance below.

Q: What is the difference between a freestanding and floating vanity?
A: Freestanding floor-mount vanities rest on the bathroom floor and are easier to install with no special wall requirements. They work with any wall construction and are better for older homes or rental properties. Floating wall-mount vanities are mounted entirely on the wall with no floor contact. They require solid wall blocking between studs for support, provide a modern aesthetic, and allow easier floor cleaning underneath. Height is fully adjustable during installation.

Q: Can you install a vanity in a bathroom with tile floors?
A: Yes. Floating vanities do not touch the floor making tile installation straightforward. Freestanding vanities on tile floors require careful leveling and shimming since tile may be uneven. We use plastic shims that will not rot or compress. We apply flexible silicone caulk at the vanity base to floor junction sealing against water intrusion.

Q: How long does bathroom vanity installation take?
A: Standard single vanity replacement (24-48 inch) takes 2-3 hours. Single vanity with mirror and light fixture takes 3-4 hours. Double vanity (60-72 inch) with mirror and lighting takes 4-5 hours. Floating vanity installation adds 30-60 minutes. IKEA flat-pack assembly adds 30-60 minutes.

Q: Should I buy the vanity before or after scheduling installation?
A: Best approach is to purchase the vanity after confirming exact space measurements and plumbing rough-in locations. Critical measurements include the exact width of available space, plumbing rough-in location (distance from left wall to drain center and height of drain above floor), and stud locations if purchasing a floating vanity. If unsure, schedule a measurement visit first so we can confirm all dimensions and provide recommendations before you purchase.

Ready for a beautiful new bathroom vanity? Contact Arcitech Logistics today to schedule your professional vanity installation.

Phone: (678) 656-9246
Email: arcitechlogistics@gmail.com

We serve Gwinnett County, DeKalb County, Cobb County, Fulton County, and Forsyth County. Serving the Atlanta metro area since 2015.

Business Hours:
Monday - Friday: 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Emergency and weekend service available with surcharge.

Call now to schedule your bathroom vanity installation or request a free quote. Same-day service available based on schedule. All installations backed by our 90-day workmanship warranty.