What’s included
- Kitchen backsplashes — subway, zellige, large-format, mosaic and natural stone, set with clean lines and proper layout.
- Kitchen tile floors — flat, lippage-free floors that handle daily traffic.
- Kitchen refreshes — backsplash, paint-adjacent tile work, fixture swaps and the details that make a dated kitchen feel new without a gut job.
- Grout and caulk renewal — stained, cracked or missing grout brought back properly.
Layout is everything
A backsplash lives or dies on its layout — where the pattern starts, how it wraps the outlets and corners, whether the cuts land where they should. That’s the difference between tile that looks stuck on and tile that looks like it belongs. Twenty-six years of setting tile means I see the finished wall before the first tile goes up.
Typical investment: kitchen backsplashes typically run $1,500–$4,000 depending on tile choice, area and layout complexity. Floors and larger refreshes are quoted individually after a look at the space.
How it works
1. Conversation. Call or text with the rough size of the job and what you’re after. Photos help — send them by text.
2. Look and scope. I measure, check the substrate, and give you a clear, itemized price. No allowances you didn’t ask for.
3. Build. Prep, set, grout, seal — done in the right order, site left clean.