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    albinfla Posts: 310, Reputation: 35
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    Aug 29, 2008, 05:45 PM
    A lot of plumbers can probably replace a bath vanity, although not many of them would want to do a kitchen cabinet. A good handyman can probably do both. Not to discredit my fellow plumbers on the site. Also, most plumbers probably know a contractor who can do the cabinet. The best thing to do is to ask around and get references.

    Other damage could potentially be mold in the wall, damage to sub-floor if it is wood, and damage to wood flooring.

    What area are you in, there may be somebody who can point you in the right direction.
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    Milo Dolezal Posts: 7,192, Reputation: 523
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    Aug 29, 2008, 06:21 PM
    First: fix the leak (plumber)
    Second: open up walls, floors, check for mold. If mold present, call mold removal expert and have him to sanitize it for you
    Third: hire finish carpenter to repair cabinets and trim. You may get lucky; some finish carpenters will repair sub-floor and hard-wood floors. Otherwise, hire floor installer.
    Fourth: hire painter to do paint touch ups.

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