Kitchen Backsplash Installation
Subway, mosaic, and stone backsplashes with clean edges and tight grout lines.
The Detail People Notice Every Day
A backsplash is a small job that sits at eye level, so every cut shows. We plan the layout around your range, hood, and outlets so the pattern stays balanced and you do not end up with a half tile in the most visible spot.
Outlets get cut clean, edges get finished with a proper profile or bullnose instead of raw tile, and the whole thing gets caulked at the counter so it moves without cracking.
What's Included
Balanced Layout
Pattern centered on the range and hood, with even cuts at the ends.
Clean Outlet Cuts
Precise cuts around outlets and switches, covered by the plate with no gaps.
Finished Edges
Schluter profiles, bullnose, or mitered edges instead of exposed tile edges.
Most Materials
Subway, mosaic sheets, glass, marble, and natural stone.
How the Job Runs
Free Estimate
We measure the run, talk tile and pattern, and give you a straight number.
Prep
Counters and cabinets protected, wall cleaned and prepped for a solid bond.
Set the Tile
Layout snapped, tile set, cuts made around outlets and corners.
Grout & Caulk
Grout, caulk at the counter line, seal stone if needed, and clean up.
Frequently Asked
Most kitchen backsplashes take one to two days: a day to set the tile and a short second visit to grout and caulk once the mortar has set.
Ready for Tile You're Proud Of?
Free estimates across the Salt Lake Valley. Proper prep, real waterproofing, and a finish built to last.