What the work should include
We review the current backsplash, wall base and counter connection. The scope identifies removal, wall preparation, tile layout and finishing. Existing stone splashes or unusual edges may change the approach, while electrical work at outlets needs clear responsibility outside the tile portion.
Choices to make before work starts
Select tile and grout beside the actual counter finish. Confirm the backsplash height, exposed ends and treatment behind appliances. A countertop kept in place can limit access, so compare the design with the room's real conditions rather than only an inspiration image.
What affects the estimate and schedule
Removal difficulty, wall repairs and detail cuts affect cost. Send counter-edge photos, full wall views and the proposed tile.
Helpful project information
- Each cabinet wall and appliance opening
- Product specifications and finishes that remain
- A layout sketch and daily access priorities
A question about this work
Will removing the old backsplash leave the wall ready for new tile?
Not always. The substrate may need repair or replacement after removal, and that preparation should be included or clearly identified.