What Every New Home Should Have
.... and probably won't, unless you ask

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1. Utility Sink
   
   Active people often bring dirt into the home from their work or hobbies. Often, it ends up in the kitchen, where food is being prepared.
   
   It's best to provide a cleanup area away from the living quarters, and the mud room is an ideal location.
   
   Utility sinks are designed to handle larger cleaning jobs in the mud room, utility room, garage, and laundry room.
   
   Learn more about: Mud Rooms   and/or Utility Sinks
   
   
2. Mop Sink
   
   Installed at floor level, a mop sink eliminates the need to lift heavy buckets of water when filling or emptying and convenience when cleaning unusual sized items.
   
   Drop front models make mop handling even easier. Mop sink faucets are wall mounted, roughly waist high, and often have spouts connected to a hose for more flexibility (and less splashing).
   
   Different shapes, depending on need and space constraints, including corner models. They are available in stainless steel, molded stone and terrazzo.
   
   The mop sink is ideal for the laundry, mud room or garage.
   Learn more
   
   

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1. GENERAL PLUMBING     Water Heater Pan     Insulated Lines     Recirculating Pump 2. GARAGE     Freezeless Faucets     Utility Sink

3. MUD ROOM     Utility Sink     Mop Sink 4. LAUNDRY ROOM     Automatic Shutoff Valves     Floor Drain     Sink with pull-out spout

5. BATHROOM     Grab Bars     Fan/Light Over Tub/Shower     Hand Held Spray at Tub     Body Spray Shower 6. KITCHEN     Pot Filler

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