Kitchen Splashback Tiling
Splashbacks planned around worktops, sockets, cabinets, corners and focal areas for a neat, practical finish.
Explore kitchen splashback tilingA kitchen has a lot of visible edges. We set out around the sockets, worktops, corners and cabinets so the tile pattern meets them cleanly.
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Kitchen tiling can change how the whole room feels, but the detail is what makes the finish convincing. Worktops, cabinets, sockets and reveals create strong reference lines, and if the tile layout ignores them you notice the uneven cuts every day. KS Elite Tiling sets a kitchen out around those lines before any adhesive is mixed.
We tile kitchen walls, splashbacks and dining-area floors, and we take on repairs, including lifting old tiles before anything new goes down. A kitchen is rarely empty while we work, so access, dust and where the units sit all shape how we run the job.
We start by working out what is staying. Finished worktops and fitted units give us fixed levels to set out from, while a kitchen still being installed means coordinating with the other trades. We look at socket positions, window reveals, extractor areas and end panels before settling the layout, because each one is a place where a poor cut shows.
Your tile choice changes the plan too. Small ceramics work well around detailed areas. Larger formats give you fewer joints but need flatter walls and more involved cuts, so we check the wall before recommending them. With patterned tiles we agree the focal point and where the repeat ends before we begin.
A tiled splashback gives the worktop wall a durable, wipeable finish, and we will keep it to a small focal area or run it across the room, whichever you want. Ceramic tiling gives you a wide choice of colours, shapes and finishes for most wall areas. Both come down to straight reference lines and careful detailing around the fittings.
We take on kitchen tile repair where a crack, a chip or a section disturbed by other work needs putting right. That needs a close tile match and a sound background behind it. If tiles sound hollow, are lifting, or keep cracking across a wider area, we find the cause before treating a patch as the answer.
Most kitchens have to stay usable while we are in them. We agree access, protection and the order of work with you before we start, so you know in advance which day the sink or the cooker is awkward to reach. We turn up when we say we will, tell you what is happening as it changes, and clean up before we leave.
Send photographs and basic dimensions with your enquiry, including the sockets and the ends of the runs. That is usually enough for us to tell you what the job involves and what the sensible next step is.
Send room photos, dimensions and details of cabinets, worktops and tile choice.
Agree the lines, focal points, joints and how the tiles finish at edges.
Protect the space and complete the agreed background or removal work.
Fix, cut, grout and finish the tiles, then leave the area tidy.
A reliable quote needs the room, tile and preparation scope. These are the main factors to share.
Splashbacks planned around worktops, sockets, cabinets, corners and focal areas for a neat, practical finish.
Explore kitchen splashback tilingFocused kitchen wall, splashback and floor repairs where matching materials and the background allow.
Explore kitchen tile repairCeramic tile installation for walls, splashbacks and suitable floors in kitchens, bathrooms and other interior spaces.
Explore ceramic tilingCoverage depends on the project and schedule. Send the postcode with the room and tile details.
These are not assumed either way. They get priced and agreed with you before the work starts, so nothing turns into a surprise on the invoice.
Every project is different. These answers set expectations before the room and tiles are assessed.
Yes. Small areas are worth setting out just as carefully, because every edge, socket and cut sits at eye level where you will see it daily.
It depends on whether the work is a wall splashback, full wall or floor and on the kitchen installation sequence. Send us the programme early and we will plan the tile layout and the access around whatever is already fixed.
Yes. Taking the old tiles off, getting rid of them and making the background good again are all part of what we do. Your quote will say which of those are included, so there is no confusion later about who is clearing what away.
Send a few photos, rough measurements and the tile you are looking at. Quotes are free, and most jobs can be priced from that without anyone coming out.