no offense, but you clearly cant fix it yourself. this leaves you two
options.

you can read all the replies then start calling around for estimates, or you
can just start calling around for estimates.

one takes less time.

randy

"badgolferman" wrote in message
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Okay, many of you helped me with the new dishwasher I got to replace
the old one. Thanks for the opinions I got. Now I have to deal with
what the old one left behind.

The adjacent cabinet is rotten from water damage and mold/mildew. I
never knew it was leaking until the day we saw the inside of the
cabinet. The floor of the cabinet is bad and must be replaced. I
can't tell if the cabinet wall is bad from the inside, but the outside
wall has some damage at the footer where it contacts the floor.

I know this has to be repaired, but I don't know what materials are
available to me. Also, I have a toddler running around the house, so
whatever I do needs to be done from start to finish inside of a day or
so. I don't want to take the countertop off, so hopefully there is a
way to get around that.

Any recommendations?

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