
Tempe Backsplashes
Tile and slab backsplashes that protect the wall and finish the kitchen.
A backsplash protects the wall behind the counter and the range from water and grease, and it is one of the quickest ways to change how a kitchen looks.
Good backsplash work is mostly in the layout: centering the pattern on the range or window, planning cuts so they land in corners, and cutting cleanly around outlets, switches and window trim.
A backsplash can be done on its own or as part of a countertop or full kitchen remodel.


A classic that works with almost any kitchen.

Glossy, slightly irregular tile with depth and color.

Quartz or stone that matches the countertop, with no grout lines.

Tight cuts around outlets and a neat caulked joint at the counter.
Most kitchen backsplashes take a day or two, plus time for grout to cure.
Behind the range or on a wall with open shelves, it often looks better. Elsewhere, ending at the upper cabinets is standard.
We usually remove the old one so the new tile sits flat and the edges finish cleanly.
Sealed or epoxy grout in a mid-tone color shows the least staining.
Tell us which walls you want covered and the look you like. We will measure and help you choose tile.
Free estimate, no obligation