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A backsplash protects the wall behind your cooktop and sink, and it is the first thing your eye catches in the kitchen. We set subway, ceramic and mosaic tile straight, grout it clean, and seal it so it stays that way.
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Every backsplash job we quote includes the items below. Tile choice, pattern and any wall repair are scoped with you before we start, so the estimate matches the work.
We check the wall for flatness, patch holes left by the old backsplash, and prime where needed. Tile laid on a bad wall shows every bump.
We lay out the pattern on the wall before we set a single tile, so the cuts fall at the edges and the outlets land centered in a tile, not on a grout line.
Tiles are set with spacers for even grout lines and checked with a level as we go. Subway, ceramic and mosaic all get the same care.
Outlets and switches are cut cleanly around the tile, and the covers sit flush when we are done. No chipped corners at the boxes.
Grout is applied, tooled and wiped clean the same day. We keep grout off the tile faces and out of the sink.
Grout is sealed once it cures, the caulk line at the countertop is finished, and we walk the wall with you to check every line.
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A backsplash is a small area with nowhere to hide a mistake. The first course has to be level, the grout lines have to stay even, and the cuts around outlets have to be clean, because the wall is at eye level every time you cook. We lay out the pattern before we set anything, and we check the level as we go.
The wall behind the cooktop takes the most abuse: grease, steam and splashes. Tile handles it, but only if the grout is sealed and the caulk line at the countertop is sound. In a humid kitchen, an unsealed grout line stains fast and a failed caulk line lets water behind the tile. We seal both, and we show you how to keep them clean.

We measure the wall, check it for flatness, and lay out the pattern so the cuts fall at the edges. You get a written estimate with the tile and the scope listed.
You pick the tile, pattern and grout color with us. We confirm the tile is in stock before we schedule, so the install date holds.
Old tile comes off, holes are patched, and the wall is primed. A flat, clean wall is what makes the tile sit straight.
Tiles are set with spacers, checked with a level, and left to set. Grout goes in the same day or the next, then it is tooled and wiped clean.
Grout is sealed once it cures, the caulk line is finished, and we walk the wall with you to check every line and outlet.

Cuts subway and ceramic tile cleanly for straight edges at the wall ends. Clean cuts mean tight grout lines and no chipped corners.
Cuts stone and porcelain tile with a water feed to keep dust down. Used for the harder tiles and for L-shaped cuts around outlets.
We set the first course level and check the lines as we go. A first course that is off by a little shows up across the whole wall.
Keep the grout lines even from the first tile to the last. Even spacing is what makes a backsplash look professional.
Spreads the thinset evenly so every tile beds flat. The right notch size depends on the tile, and we match it.
Presses grout into the joints evenly and wipes the tile faces clean. Grout that is not tooled properly cracks and stains.
Seals the joint between the backsplash and the countertop. That seal is what keeps water out from behind the tile.
Applied once the grout cures. Sealed grout resists stains from cooking splashes and stays clean with a damp cloth.

Heat and steam have loosened the tiles. We remove the failed section, prep the wall properly, and reset the tile so it stays put.
We set a subway tile backsplash that matches the new counters. The wall goes from unfinished to finished in a day or two.
Years of cooking splashes have stained unsealed grout. We clean or replace the grout, then seal it so it stays clean.
We remove the old tile, patch the wall, and set a clean, modern pattern. The kitchen reads as new without touching the cabinets.
Backsplashes in Bonita Springs deal with steam, grease and humidity every day, and the grout is what shows it first. We seal every grout line and caulk the countertop joint because that is what keeps a backsplash looking new in this climate. Older homes off Old 41 often have walls that are not flat, so we prep and patch before we set tile. In the newer communities the walls are usually true, and the work is about getting the pattern and the outlet cuts exactly right.
Older walls that need prep before tile. We patch and prime so the tile sits flat and the lines stay straight.
1990s kitchens getting a subway tile refresh. The counters are often new, and the backsplash finishes the room.
Larger kitchens with long backsplash runs and range walls. Layout planning matters most here so the pattern stays balanced.
Mixed-age homes where the wall behind the cooktop has seen decades of steam. We remove failed tile and prep the wall properly.
Grout is sealed and the countertop joint is caulked, because unsealed grout stains fast in this climate.
Owners who are away want the job done in one visit. We set, grout and seal on a tight schedule so the kitchen is ready when they return.
Small kitchens where the backsplash is the main design feature. We take extra care with the layout so a small wall still looks finished.
Most of the calls we get start with one of these. Each one gets worse if you wait.
Heat and steam loosen tiles set on a poorly prepped wall. We remove the failed tiles, prep the wall, and reset them so they stay put.
Unsealed grout absorbs cooking splashes and stains. We clean or replace the grout, then seal it so it stays clean.
New counters with no backsplash leave the wall unprotected and the kitchen unfinished. We set a tile backsplash that matches the counters and seals the wall.
Outlets cut badly leave chipped corners that catch the eye. We plan the layout so outlets land centered in a tile and the covers sit flush.
The cost of a backsplash moves with the tile, the size of the wall, and the condition of the wall behind it. We give you a free written estimate after the on-site measure, so you see the number before you approve anything.
Subway tile costs less than handmade ceramic or natural stone. Mosaic sheets sit in the middle and add texture without a big jump in material cost.
More square footage means more tile and more grout. A full-height wall behind the range costs more than a standard run under the cabinets.
A straight stack or running bond is faster to set than a herringbone or diagonal pattern. Complex patterns add cutting time and waste.
If the old tile has to come off or the wall needs patching, that prep work is in the estimate. Tile laid on a bad wall shows every bump.
Each outlet and switch needs a clean cut and a flush cover. More boxes on the wall means more careful cutting.
Removing old tile, patching the wall and hauling the debris away is part of the scope. We protect the counters during removal.
Most backsplash jobs finish in one to two days: a day to prep the wall and set the tile, and a second visit to grout and seal once the tile has set. Small runs can be done in a single day. We confirm the schedule at the estimate.
Subway tile is the most popular choice here because it is easy to clean and suits most kitchens. Ceramic tile adds color, and mosaic works well in small spaces. Whatever you pick, we seal the grout so it holds up to the humidity and cooking splashes.
Sometimes, if the old tile is flat, sound and well bonded. More often we remove the old tile and prep the wall, because tile laid over a bad surface shows every bump. We check the wall during the estimate and tell you which way makes sense.
Yes. Grout is sealed once it cures, and the joint between the backsplash and the countertop is caulked. Sealed grout resists stains from cooking splashes and stays clean with a damp cloth, which matters in a humid kitchen.
Call +1 619-960-0868 or send a request through the contact form. We visit, measure the wall, check its condition, and give you a written estimate that lists the tile and the scope. There is no charge for the visit or the estimate.
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Ask the local teamCall or email us and we will schedule a walkthrough at your Bonita Springs kitchen. Most estimates go out within two business days of the visit. We answer the phone during business hours and return after-hours messages first thing the next morning.