Cleaner house
Mud and wet fur stay in the garage.
Make it yoursA clean dog and a clean house
Pet wash and dog station garages
A raised wash tub, towel hooks, a drying corner, a treats cabinet and a non-slip floor that clean up the dog before it reaches the house.
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Muddy paws and wet fur are easier to deal with in the garage than in the mudroom. A dedicated station with a raised tub, a handheld sprayer and a drying area lets you wash a dog without bending over or flooding the floor.
We plan the plumbing with a licensed plumber, choose a non-slip, waterproof floor with a drain or slope, add hooks and shelves for towels and brushes and a cabinet for food and treats. A comfortable spot for the dog to rest finishes the zone.
You may need this if
- Muddy paws track through the house
- Washing the dog is a bending, soaking mess
- You want to keep dog supplies together
- You want a clean-up area after walks
From plan to finished.
The steps for pet wash & dog stations, in the order they happen.
- 01
Choose the location
The station goes near the entry and the water supply, with room to move around the dog.
- 02
Plan the water
A plumber adds supply and drain, and the floor is sloped or drained.
- 03
Select surfaces
Waterproof walls, a non-slip floor and sturdy fixtures are chosen for constant wet use.
- 04
Add storage and comfort
Hooks, shelves, a treats cabinet and a dog bed corner complete the zone.
What you get.
Easier on your back
A raised tub means no stooping.
Safer for the dog
Non-slip surfaces reduce slips for dogs and owners.
Everything in one place
Towels, shampoo and treats are close at hand.
Is it right for your garage?
A good fit when
- Dog owners
- Homes with muddy yards
- Active families
Worth knowing
- Water use requires proper plumbing and drainage, handled by qualified trades.
- Wet zones need materials that resist moisture and mold.
Good questions about pet wash & dog stations.
Do I need a drain?
A drain makes cleanup easy, though a sloped floor and a pump or a large tub drain can work in some garages. A plumber can advise.
What floor is best?
A coated floor with grip, or tile with a textured finish, handles water and gives traction.
Can a dog station fit in a small garage?
Yes. A compact corner with a wall-mounted sprayer and a shower area can do the job.
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