Bring laundry closer to everyday life.
Turn existing main-floor space into a practical, finished laundry area that belongs in the home.
Roume Construction plans closet, pantry, hallway and adjacent-space conversions around appliance fit, access, plumbing, drainage, electrical requirements, venting and the finished room. Explore our related service for Laundry Closet Conversions.
A main-floor laundry can often be created in a closet, pantry, hallway or adjacent space when the dimensions and utility routes work. Roume Construction evaluates location, appliances, water, drainage, electrical requirements, venting, sound, storage and finishing before defining the construction scope in Laval and Montréal. Explore our related service for Laundry Closet Conversions.
Laval, Montréal, Saint-Laurent, Nouveau-Bordeaux and surrounding areasChoose the location before choosing the finishes.
The best location has to work for both everyday life and the building. We compare dimensions, circulation, proximity to utilities, potential noise and maintenance access before defining the solution. Explore our related service for Washer/Dryer Relocations.
Convert existing space without adding an extension.
A closet or pantry can become a compact laundry area when depth, width, doors and utility connections support a clean installation. Stacked or side-by-side layouts are selected around the actual space.
Integrate laundry without blocking circulation.
In a hallway or near a kitchen, bathroom or entry, door swing, appliance depth and walking space become critical. The design should keep laundry accessible without creating an obstacle.
Plan around the real washer and dryer dimensions.
Width alone is not enough. We account for depth, rear connections, controls, appliance doors, maintenance clearance and the way enclosure doors open around the machines. Explore our related service for Washer/Dryer Relocations.
Evaluate the route before opening the walls.
Water supply and drainage have to work with the proposed location. Existing conditions and distance to available services affect the scope, so the route is evaluated before the project is confirmed. Explore our related service for Smart-Space Renovations.
Plan the exhaust route from the beginning.
When the dryer requires exterior exhaust, the route, direction changes, termination and maintenance access need to be considered before walls are closed. Dryer type affects the solution. Explore our related service for Laundry Closet Conversions.
Plan for the appliances, lighting and the new space.
Requirements vary with the selected appliances and existing installation. We identify electrical work that needs to be included before finishing begins. Explore our related service for Washer/Dryer Relocations.
Treat laundry beside living space like a real utility zone.
Flooring, walls, doors, structure and appliance choice can all affect sound and vibration. Construction details are planned around the location and actual site conditions.
Conceal the machines without making them difficult to use.
Bifold, swing, sliding and pocket doors can work in different conditions. We consider controls, appliance doors, airflow and the ability to remove the machines for service. Explore our related service for Laundry Closet Conversions.
Use the space around the appliances.
Where the layout allows, shelving, cabinets, hanging space and folding surfaces can turn a basic installation into a genuinely useful laundry zone. Explore our related service for Washer/Dryer Relocations.
Make the new laundry area look like it has always belonged there.
Drywall, trim, doors, paint, lighting and repairs to adjacent surfaces are coordinated so the new space connects naturally with the rest of the main floor.
Start with the space, appliances and a few photos.
Send photos of the proposed location, approximate dimensions and, when possible, washer and dryer model information. The Roume Project Planner helps define the scope before an on-site assessment. Explore our related service for Laundry Closet Conversions.
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 Washer/Dryer Relocations.
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 Smart-Space Renovations.
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 Laundry Closet Conversions.
Can the laundry area be hidden behind doors?
Yes, when clearances, airflow and maintenance access are appropriate. Door type is selected around appliance depth and circulation space. Explore our related service for Washer/Dryer Relocations.
How can noise from a main-floor laundry be reduced?
Location, structure, doors, surrounding materials and the appliances themselves can affect sound and vibration. Appropriate details are selected for the actual layout and site conditions. Explore our related service for Smart-Space Renovations.
How do I start a main-floor laundry renovation?
Start with photos, approximate dimensions and, when possible, appliance model information. The Roume Project Planner lets you describe the project and see a preliminary range before requesting an on-site assessment. Explore our related service for Laundry Closet 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.