A crisp tiled splashback or a fully tiled kitchen finishes the room off: sharp cuts, tight joints, laid to last across Rugeley.
The splashback is the bit everyone sees up close, so the cuts have to be spot on. Around Rugeley we tile splashbacks, feature walls and full kitchen walls in metro, porcelain, natural stone and mosaic: cut clean around sockets, switches, taps and the extractor, with the joints kept dead even so the pattern runs true.
Behind a hob or sink it needs to be practical as well as smart: sealed properly at the worktop and around every penetration so grease and water wipe straight off and nothing gets behind. We'll advise on the right tile and layout, brick-bond, stack or herringbone, to suit the units and worktop you've got.
Whether it's a single splashback run or tiling the whole kitchen across Rugeley, Brereton and Armitage, we protect the units and worktops, work tidy, and leave it spotless: a fixed price agreed before we lift a trowel.
In the kitchens around Brereton and Armitage a new splashback is often the quickest way to update the room without replacing the units. The wall is checked for level first, because a tile line that runs true against a worktop that does not is the thing everyone notices.
Tiles cut tight around socket faceplates and finished with clean edge trims, so the ends of the splashback look deliberate.
Either works. Most Rugeley customers choose their own and we fit them; some prefer us to source and price everything as one figure. If you are choosing yourself, send us the specification first and we will say whether the adhesive and the substrate match it.
Yes, and stripping and preparing the wall is part of the price rather than an extra. What is behind old tiles in the older Rugeley properties varies a lot, so we would rather see it than guess at it.
Yes, fully public-liability insured. We can show you the certificate and put you in touch with recent customers around Rugeley and Brereton before you commit to anything.
Yes, with a tile suited to heat and easy to wipe clean. Behind a gas hob the right clearances apply, and anything involving moving the hob or its gas connection is for a Gas Safe registered engineer, not the tiler.
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