Splashbacks, feature walls and floors: cut clean around every socket, switch and unit, grouted sharp and sealed. The detail that finishes a kitchen off.
Switches, sockets and taps cut around precisely, no chipped edges or filled gaps.
Metro, brick-bond, herringbone, mosaic or large-format, planned so the pattern reads true across the run.
Tiled neatly between worktop and units, with a clean edge top and bottom.
Grouted in a colour that suits, and sealed so it wipes clean behind a busy hob and sink.
A light, glossy tile set out to keep the lines level makes a narrow Tamworth estate kitchen feel wider rather than closing it in.
Behind a sink in a hard-water area, a darker or epoxy grout hides scale and stays looking clean far longer than white.
Most splashbacks are a day, day and a half with grouting and drying. A full floor and splashback together takes a little longer.
Yes: bring a sample or a photo and we will help pick a tile and grout colour that works with your kitchen.
Yes: heat-suitable tiling behind hobs and cookers, cut and finished neat around the gap.
A pale, glossy tile, usually in a larger format than people expect. Fewer grout lines make the wall look calmer, and the gloss bounces light down a narrow room. Busy patterns tend to make a galley feel smaller.
Hard water and washing-up splashes. Scale settles in the grout and holds the dirt. Resealing helps, and when the grout is replaced a darker or epoxy grout stays clean much longer.
After. The worktop goes in first so the bottom row of tiles sits on the finished surface, and the splashback lines up with it rather than with a guess.
A kitchen splashback is small but unforgiving: it sits at eye level behind the worktop, framed by sockets and cabinets, so every cut and every grout line is on show. Metro, mosaic, brick-bond or large-format, we set it out so it looks deliberate, cut tight around the awkward bits, and seal it against the splashes.
Tamworth kitchens range from the galley kitchens on the older estates to open-plan rooms in the newer houses at Dosthill and Wilnecote. A galley needs a splashback that makes a narrow room feel lighter; an open-plan kitchen needs one that holds a long run of pattern true from end to end.
Send a photo or a quick video of the job on WhatsApp, or get a free fixed quote, no obligation, and we'll tell you straight what it needs.