Flooring, Drywall & Interior Finishes in La Verne

Laundry areas in La Verne: a catch pan, a drain line, spill-tolerant flooring and walls kept clear of a puddle, planned before the washer goes back.

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A washer that lets go in a laundry closet has only one place to send water, and it is the floor. Flooring and drywall in La Verne laundry spaces are planned around a catch pan, a drain line and a surface that tolerates a spill. The walls beside the machine get the same attention, since gypsum draws water up along its bottom edge.

A floor that handles a spill

Sheet vinyl with welded seams, porcelain tile with epoxy grout or a rigid vinyl plank with a closed perimeter all shrug off a puddle. Wood in a laundry space is a harder bet. A shallow pan under the machine, plumbed to a drain, carries a failed hose away from the floor. The surface under the pan is kept flat so the pan drains, and the edges at the wall are caulked with a flexible sealant that moves with the room.

Walls and the shutoff

Moisture-resistant board goes on the laundry walls up to a height that clears a puddle, and the cut bottom edge stays about 1/2 inch above the floor so it cannot draw water upward. Paint is a washable satin or semigloss. A shutoff valve for the braided hose behind the machine can sit inside an access panel, so the wall does not need cutting later. Baseboards are raised off the floor on a small gap or made of tile or vinyl that ignores water. Every piece in the laundry corner is picked to survive a flood on a bad day.

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