Kitchen & Bath Backsplash Installation in Phoenix, AZ

Practically, it shields the wall behind your counters from splashes, steam, grease and water — a job drywall and paint aren't built for, especially behind a range or sink. Cosmetically, it's the piece that ties the cabinets, counter and flooring together.

It's also one of the highest-impact updates you can make in a kitchen for the money. A dated backsplash instantly makes a refreshed kitchen look unfinished, and a new one does more for the room than almost any other small project.

The wall has to be prepped and flat before any tile goes up, since a backsplash sits directly under eye level and every deviation shows. We check and correct the wall, plan the layout so cuts land in sensible places, and start from the most visible point — usually centered on the range or the sink — so the pattern reads as intentional.

Outlets, window returns and the ends of the counter run are the details that separate a good backsplash from a sloppy one. Getting those cuts tight and the edges finished cleanly is most of the craft.

Subway tile remains the classic and looks equally good in a traditional or modern kitchen. Beyond that, there's large-format slab, mosaic, patterned ceramic, glass and natural stone. We'll talk through how each works with your cabinet and counter colors.

Pattern matters as much as material. Running bond, herringbone, stacked and chevron layouts each give the room a different feel. We'll help you choose based on how much movement you want and how busy the rest of the kitchen already is.

We install kitchen and bathroom backsplashes throughout Phoenix, Scottsdale, Glendale, Mesa, Tempe, Goodyear, Avondale, Buckeye, Tolleson and Cave Creek — often as the finishing touch on a larger tile or flooring project.

Because we handle both floors and walls, we can coordinate your backsplash with your kitchen floor at the same time, so the finishes actually relate to each other instead of being chosen separately.