Move your washer and dryer where they actually work for your home.
A successful laundry relocation starts with the utility routes, not the appliances.
Roume Construction evaluates the new location, the old location and the routes for water, drainage, electrical service and dryer exhaust so the construction scope is understood before work begins. Explore our related service for Main-Floor Laundry Conversions.
Yes. A washer and dryer can often be moved to another floor, bathroom-adjacent area, hallway, closet or other suitable space when appliance clearances and routes for plumbing, drainage, electrical service and dryer exhaust are practical. Roume Construction plans both the new installation and repairs to the former laundry location in Laval and Montréal. Explore our related service for Main-Floor Laundry Conversions.
Laval, Montréal, Saint-Laurent, Nouveau-Bordeaux and surrounding areasStart with where laundry would be more useful.
We compare possible locations around circulation, appliance dimensions, access, potential noise and construction impact. The best location has to work for the home as well as the utilities behind the walls. Explore our related service for Laundry Closet Conversions.
Check the path before moving the machines.
Cost and complexity are often driven by the route between the proposed laundry area and available services. Water, drainage, electrical and dryer exhaust are evaluated together rather than as separate afterthoughts.
Bring water supply to the right location.
Pipe routes, existing conditions and access through walls or ceilings affect the scope. We plan the required connections around the proposed appliance location. Explore our related service for Main-Floor Laundry Conversions.
The drain route can determine whether a location is practical.
Drainage has to be planned around building conditions and the available route. Before confirming a relocation, we evaluate how the proposed location can realistically be served. Explore our related service for Laundry Closet Conversions.
Match the connections to the selected appliances.
Electrical requirements vary with the washer, dryer and existing installation. The project accounts for circuits, receptacles and other electrical work required within the agreed scope. Explore our related service for Drywall, Plaster & Wall Repairs.
Plan the exhaust before choosing the route that merely looks shortest.
When a dryer requires exterior exhaust, route length, direction changes, termination and maintenance access need to be considered before surfaces are closed. Explore our related service for Main-Floor Laundry Conversions.
Leave enough room to connect, use and service the appliances.
Real depth includes the machines and connections behind them. We also consider appliance doors, controls, circulation and the ability to remove the machines for future service. Explore our related service for Laundry Closet Conversions.
Consider the rooms around the new laundry location.
Moving laundry beside a bedroom or living area changes the priorities. Structure, flooring, doors, appliances and construction details can all influence sound and vibration.
Do not leave a half-repaired space behind.
A complete relocation also addresses the former laundry area: treatment of unused elements within scope, surface repair, drywall, trim, paint and preparation for the space’s next use.
Make the relocated laundry belong to the room.
Depending on the location, the project can include walls, doors, storage, a counter, lighting or other details that turn utility connections into a finished laundry area.
Plan openings and repairs before construction starts.
A relocation can affect several rooms, walls or ceilings. A coordinated scope helps anticipate access and repair work instead of discovering each item separately during construction. Explore our related service for Drywall, Plaster & Wall Repairs.
Send us both locations, not only the new space.
To start, photograph the existing laundry location and the proposed location, add approximate dimensions and appliance models when available. The Roume Project Planner helps define the project before an on-site assessment. Explore our related service for Main-Floor Laundry Conversions.
Washer and dryer relocation in Laval
When laundry is in the wrong place, we plan the route before opening walls. The assessment reviews water, drain, electrical capacity, venting, appliance clearances and access.
A clear relocation plan
Receive a realistic scope: what moves, what stays, what needs repair and how the finished space will work.
What can affect the scope?
Existing conditions, access, utilities, dimensions, finish selections and the amount of reconstruction required can all change the final scope.
Useful answers before you start.
What can this type of project include?
Scope depends on existing conditions. Roume can coordinate the preparation, reconstruction, installations and finishing included in the agreed project scope. Explore our related service for Laundry Closet Conversions.
How does the project start?
Start by describing the space, approximate size and current condition, then add photos in the Roume project planner. Explore our related service for Drywall, Plaster & Wall Repairs.
Do you serve Laval and Montréal?
Yes. Roume Construction serves Laval, Montréal, Saint-Laurent, Nouveau-Bordeaux and surrounding areas depending on the project. Explore our related service for Main-Floor Laundry Conversions.
Do walls or ceilings need to be opened to relocate laundry?
It depends on the utility routes and existing construction. Some projects require openings to route water, drainage, electrical service or dryer exhaust, and the scope should also account for repairing and finishing those surfaces. Explore our related service for Laundry Closet Conversions.
What happens to the old washer and dryer location?
The project scope can include restoring the former laundry area so it is ready for a new use. The exact work depends on the existing connections, surrounding surfaces and the desired finished result.
How do I get a preliminary range for moving my washer and dryer?
Send photos of both the current and proposed locations, approximate dimensions and appliance models when available through the Roume Project Planner. That information helps define a preliminary range before an on-site assessment. Explore our related service for Main-Floor Laundry Conversions.
Tell us what you want to change.
Build your project, upload photos and see a preliminary planning range before requesting an on-site assessment.