Finishes
Backsplash Installation
Tile and stone backsplashes laid with crisp, even lines and clean grout — the detail that lifts a kitchen.
A backsplash is a small area where craftsmanship really shows. Even spacing, clean cuts around outlets, and consistent grout are the difference between a kitchen that looks finished and one that looks close. This is patient, detail-led work.
What’s included
- Subway, mosaic and stone backsplash installation
- Layout planning for balanced, even lines
- Clean cuts around outlets, windows and corners
- Grouting, sealing and edge finishing
- Surface prep so tile bonds properly
Signs it’s time
- A bare wall between counter and cabinets
- A dated or damaged existing backsplash
- Splashes and stains that are hard to clean
- A kitchen refresh that needs a finishing touch
Backsplash tiling on sound, prepared walls is handyman work. Full-wall tile, wet-area shower tiling, and waterproofing systems are scoped separately and may involve a tile specialist.
Common questions
Can you work around outlets and switches?
Yes — clean cuts around outlets are part of a proper backsplash. Cover plates are removed and refitted so the tile sits neatly behind them.
Do you supply the tile?
Homeowners usually choose the tile they love; we can advise on quantity and suitability. Confirming the tile and layout in advance keeps the install on schedule.
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