How much would it cost to refinish bathroom vanity cabinets in a Vancouver condo?

Refinishing a bathroom vanity cabinet in a Metro Vancouver condo typically costs between $800 and $2,000, depending on the size of the vanity, the number of doors and drawers, and the current condition of the surface. A standard single-sink vanity with two doors and a few drawers sits at the lower end of that range, while a double-sink vanity or one with extensive prep work needed will be higher. The process is similar to kitchen cabinet painting — thorough cleaning, sanding, priming with a high-adhesion bonding primer, and applying two coats of a moisture-resistant cabinet enamel. Bathrooms present a few unique challenges. Humidity levels are higher, so the paint and primer need to be formulated for wet environments. Ventilation in condo bathrooms is often limited to a small exhaust fan, which means drying and curing times may be longer. Some painters prefer to remove vanity doors and paint them off-site to avoid spraying in a confined space. If your vanity is made of particleboard or MDF with a laminate or thermofoil finish, it can still be painted as long as the material is not swollen from water damage. Swollen or delaminating areas should be repaired or the affected doors replaced before painting. Compared to installing a new vanity, which can run $1,500 to $4,000 or more including plumbing disconnection and reconnection, refinishing is a smart budget-friendly alternative. Reach out to a cabinet refinishing professional to get an in-person assessment of your vanity's condition and a firm quote.

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