Laundry Room & Mudroom Additions in NH & MA

Laundry room with black and white diamond design tile flooring, green accent wall with small design on it, white cabinets, a single sink, and laundry machines on the right.

Since 1989, Blackdog Design/Build has built laundry room and mudroom additions in New Hampshire and Massachusetts for homeowners who want a clean, organized living space.

When you reach out, we’ll design a streamlined layout, order high-quality supplies, and build a strong, secure addition that enhances your property’s value.

Blackdog installs the best laundry room and mudroom additions in New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Contact us to learn more about our process.

Why Add a Mudroom or Laundry Room?

These room additions offer several benefits for homeowners. Mudrooms give your family a place to take off their dirty shoes and hang up their coats without tracking grime through the rest of the house.

Likewise, a laundry room offers a secure, organized space to sort and wash your clothes with fewer interruptions. You’ll also get more storage and a smoother flow in high-traffic areas.

Features To Include in Your Design

Mudrooms need cubbies and coat hooks for storing your clothes when you walk inside, plus pet stations with food and water dishes and utility sinks for washing up.

Laundry rooms benefit from washer and dryer nooks. Both types of additions should have built-in cabinets and durable floors.

Space Planning & Layout Options

If you have an unused space, Blackdog Design/Build can install your new addition as a bump-out. Otherwise, we’ll attach new rooms to your existing floor plan.

Typically, we’ll place these additions near your garage, kitchen, or side entrance, depending on your family’s needs.

The Blackdog Design Process

Modern designed laundry room next to pantry. Tile flooring, light blue door, open wood shelving. Our five-step process begins with building a relationship — offering a free, no-obligation consultation where we get to know you, your goals, and the deeper “why” behind your project.

Once we’ve aligned on a vision through our Partner Plan, we move into a collaborative design phase, gathering detailed measurements, selecting materials, and developing a budget that suits your investment level. Through multiple working sessions, we fine-tune every detail to ensure the final design reflects both your vision and needs.

After finalizing plans, we sign agreements to lock in the project scope, timeline, and payment schedule, and begin preparing for construction — ordering materials, finalizing permits, and mapping out installation plans.

When it’s time to build, we host a pre-construction meeting to align on logistics and expectations, and we remain dedicated to a clean, safe job site until your project is complete. Even after construction ends, your peace of mind is our priority, backed by a three-year warranty and a responsive service team.

At Blackdog, remodeling is more than a job — it’s a long-term partnership built on trust, transparency, and satisfaction.

Get a Custom Laundry & Mudroom From Blackdog

With decades of experience, Blackdog Design/Build has the expertise you need to revamp your living space. We focus on innovative designs and long-term solutions that could serve your family for generations.

Contact Blackdog Design/Build today to schedule your consultation in New Hampshire or Massachusetts.

Frequently Asked Questions About Mudroom & Laundry Additions

How much space do I need for a mudroom or laundry addition?

Generally, you’ll need at least 50 to 100 square feet for your new addition. If your house has many residents, you might need more room to accommodate their belongings. We’ll also take your yard’s size into consideration.

Can I add both a mudroom and laundry room together in one space?

Many homeowners combine the mudroom and laundry room to make their lives easier. Instead of transferring dirty clothes from one room to another, you’ll toss the clothes directly into the hamper and wash them in the same space. However, some homeowners choose separate rooms to avoid contaminating the clean laundry.

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