Backsplash
The finishing detail that brings your space together.
A backsplash is often the final step in your project and plays a big role in tying everything together.
Because it typically follows countertops and cabinetry, timing and coordination are especially important for this portion of your project.
Tile layout is planned to create the most balanced and visually appealing result.
This may include adjustments to:
Grout color and application play a big role in the final look.
Some natural variation in grout color or texture may occur and is considered normal.
Our standard grout lines are 1/16" unless otherwise specified in your contract.
Walls are rarely perfectly flat or level.
Minor adjustments may be required during installation to account for:
If an existing backsplash is removed, there is a possibility of:
This is normal and may require patching before new tile is installed.
To prepare for your installation:
Backsplash is always installed after countertops.
This ensures proper fit and finish.
You can view our general project order of operations here.
Our process is designed for durability, but all painted surfaces can chip with heavy use.
Using your touch-up kit as needed helps maintain the finish over time.
We aim for the best possible layout, but minor adjustments are often needed due to cabinet placement, wall variation, and tile sizing.
If your backsplash is being installed with existing cabinetry or on walls that are not perfectly level, there may be slight variations in alignment. These are normal and part of working within the conditions of the space.
Some dust is expected, especially during prep or removal of an existing backsplash.
We take steps to minimize and clean throughout the process.
Backsplash timing is closely tied to countertops and cabinetry.
Coordinating these steps properly helps avoid delays or additional work.