Kitchen Backsplash Installation in Mt Prospect, IL

We're a family-owned contractor.html">remodeling contractor, not a big franchise. That means the person who looks at your kitchen is the same person who installs the work. We take measurements, talk through your style preferences, and give you a written quote before anything starts. No guessing on cost, no surprises at the end.

We've handled kitchen backsplashes across the NW Suburbs for two decades. We know which materials hold up in busy kitchens and which ones don't. We also know how to work around existing cabinets, countertops, and outlets without making a mess of your space. If you're already thinking about a kitchen remodel, we can fold the backsplash into that project so the whole job moves faster.

Mt Prospect, IL sits in the middle of the Chicago metro, where homes deal with real winters. Temperature swings from January to July can run 80 degrees or more. That kind of climate puts stress on grout lines and adhesives, especially near exterior walls or windows close to the cooking area. We use materials and setting products rated for Illinois conditions, so your backsplash doesn't crack, shift, or start collecting moisture behind the tile after a few cold seasons.

Kitchen Backsplashes That Fit Your Existing Kitchen

A backsplash that clashes with your countertops or cabinet color makes the whole room feel off. We look at what you already have before recommending anything. If your kitchen has warm wood tones, we're not going to push cool grey subway tile at you. We work through the options together and land on something that fits.

We've installed kitchen backsplashes in everything from 1960s ranch homes to newer construction in Mt Prospect, IL. Every kitchen is different, and the material and layout we suggest reflects that. Some rooms call for a simple running bond pattern. Others look better with a herringbone or a bold feature tile behind the range.

Tile, Stone, and Specialty Material Options

Ceramic and porcelain tile are the most common choices because they're easy to clean and hold up well near heat and steam. Natural stone like marble or travertine costs more but adds a look that's hard to replicate. Glass tile and mosaic options are popular for accent areas, especially behind the stove where you want a focal point.

We source materials from suppliers we've used for years. You're not picking off a limited sample rack. If you have something specific in mind, bring a photo and we'll track it down or find something close that fits your budget.