Mexico Beach, Bay County
Utility and Storage Wire Shelving in Mexico Beach, FL
Wire shelving for utility rooms, storage rooms and laundry rooms, in new and rebuilt Mexico Beach houses.
Storage shelving for Mexico Beach houses
Big Bend Services, Inc. supplies and installs wire shelving in Mexico Beach, ZIP code 32456. Houses being built or rebuilt here need their storage rooms, utility rooms and laundry rooms fitted out, along with closets, pantries and garages.
Call (850) 819-6031 or send the form with the address and the rooms. For a house under construction, add the builder's contact and the date the rooms will be ready.
Tell us whether the washer and dryer are side by side or stacked. Say whether you want fixed or adjustable shelving, or ask us to suggest one.
Utility rooms
Shelving around the equipment in a Mexico Beach utility room
A utility room is shared with the equipment that runs the house. Shelving uses the wall space the equipment does not need, and leaves the rest open. Tell us which equipment is in the room and where it sits. In a rebuilt house the equipment may sit in a different spot than before, so describe the room as it is now.
Water heater
Keep the front and the controls open. Shelves can go on the side walls, set back from the heater.
Air handler
The filter slot and the service panel need to be reachable, so shelving stays off that face.
Electrical panel
The wall space in front of the panel stays clear, top to bottom.
Water shutoff
If the main water shutoff or a filter housing is in the room, it stays open and easy to reach.
A small utility closet
Even a single column of shelves beside the equipment holds the supplies that go with it.
Access panels
Any access panel for pipes or wiring stays uncovered, with shelving on the rest of the wall.
Storage rooms
Storage rooms around an open middle
A storage room works well as a ring of shelves around an open middle. Large bins and folding chairs stand on the floor, and everything smaller goes up on the walls where you can see it. Deciding where each kind of thing lives before the shelving goes in makes the room easier to keep in order.
Every week
Paper goods, pet supplies and cleaning refills go on the shelves nearest the door, at waist to shoulder height.
Every season
Holiday boxes, out-of-season clothes and spare bedding go on the far walls and the upper shelves.
Records
File boxes stack well on a deep low shelf, labeled on the end that faces out.
Tall and awkward
Folding tables, a ladder or a rolled rug stand in a corner kept clear of shelves.
A supply shelf by the door
Flashlights, water and first aid kits on one shelf near the door, where anyone can find them.
Luggage
Nest smaller suitcases inside larger ones and keep them on the floor under a low shelf.
Laundry rooms
Laundry room shelving
Shelf height
High enough that a top-loading washer lid opens fully under it. With front loaders, it can sit closer to the machines.
Hanging rail
A rail under or beside the shelf takes shirts straight from the dryer, and a rail the full length of the shelf gives room for a whole load on hangers.
Beside the machines
A narrow gap between the machines and a wall can take a tall stack of shelves for detergent and supplies.
Stacked machines
With a stacked washer and dryer, shelving goes on the side wall rather than above.
Folding space
The tops of front loaders make a folding counter when the shelf above sits high enough to leave working room.
Supply spacing
Tall detergent jugs and bottles need about 12 to 14 inches between shelves.
Laundry in a closet or a hallway
In a laundry closet, one shelf above the machines is the whole plan, and it has to stop short of folding doors. In a galley laundry along a hallway, a shelf above the machines and a run of shelves on the facing wall turn the passage into storage without narrowing it much.
In a laundry room with a sink, a shelf above it holds brushes and cleaners, set high enough to fill a bucket under the faucet.
Tell us where the machines are, what else is in that space and whether you want a rail for hanging clothes.
Whole house
Fitting out a new or rebuilt house
A house that is being finished all at once can have every room on one quote, with one price. If the rebuild adds rooms the old house did not have, list them too.
Closets
Shelves and rods set for long and short clothes, reach-in or walk-in, with short shelves in the corners behind the door frame.
Linen closet
Shelves spaced for folded towels and sheets, with the floor left open for a basket.
Pantry
Shelf levels spaced for cans, boxes and small appliances.
Garage
Wall shelving below the door tracks and away from the opener, shallow beside a parked car.
Coat closet
A rod for jackets and a shelf above for hats and bags, near the main door.
Same county
Shelving in other towns nearby
What to expect
How a storage shelving job runs
- 1
Contact
Call (850) 819-6031 or send the form. Tell us the town and what needs work.
- 2
Property visit
We come out, look at the job and take the measurements we need.
- 3
Written quote
You get a written price for the work before anything starts.
- 4
Work completed
We do the work, test it and clean up the work area.
Is wire shelving a good fit for a storage room full of bins?
Can a laundry room have more than one shelf?
Do you work in houses people are already living in?
Where should spare air filters go?
Does a rebuilt house have to repeat its old closets?
Can the builder book the shelving for a rebuild?
Get a quote
Request Wire Shelving Installation in Mexico Beach
Send the address and the rooms you want shelved.
