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Kitchen Backsplash Installation
Kitchen backsplash tile installation across New Jersey and New York. Subway, mosaic, slab and handmade tile. Clean outlet cuts, tight to the cabinets.
Kitchen Backsplash Installation
A backsplash is the cheapest way to change how a kitchen feels, and the easiest place to spot bad work. Every outlet, every end cap and every joint where the tile meets the cabinet is right at eye level.
- Subway, mosaic, zellige and handmade tile
- Full-height slab and picture-frame ranges
- Clean outlet and switch cuts
- Metal trim, bullnose or mitered edges
Outlet cuts that are square and covered by the plate. Tile that dies cleanly into the upper cabinets instead of ending in a ragged row. A finished edge at the open end, either a bullnose, a metal trim or a mitered corner, not a strip of caulk. Consistent grout lines across the whole run, including behind the range where people stop paying attention.
Zellige, cement and handmade ceramic are popular right now and they do not behave like a factory tile. The edges vary, the thickness varies, and laying them like subway tile gives you a wall that looks wrong without anyone being able to say why. They need a different spacing approach and more time. We will tell you honestly what a given tile will cost in labor before you buy it.
Most backsplashes are a two-day job. Tile one day, grout the next once the thinset has set. Your kitchen stays usable in between.
