Backsplash tile installation

Our price always vary depending on the size, number or outlets, design, type of tile and replacement of the old backsplash. Check our cost guide here for more information.

1. Tile- buy 10% extra
2. Thinset (adhesive)
3. Grout
4. Caulk
5. Sealer- if you have stone tile

For most standard backsplash installations, it typically takes 1-2 days to complete the process. However, the duration can vary based on factors such as the area size, chosen material, and complexity of the design.

One of the top backsplash choice is large, 3×6 or 3×12, ceramic or porcelain white tile. Its clean and timeless design suits most kitchen or bathroom styles.

Sealer can be particularly useful for natural stone backsplashes, such as granite or marble, as these materials are prone to staining and scratching.

Caulk is needed to create a waterproof seal between the backsplash tiles and the countertop.

To maintain your backsplash, use a mild dish soap and warm water for regular cleaning. If there are no specific cleaning instructions for your material, test any cleaning products on a small, hidden area first to ensure they don’t cause damage.