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Tile + backsplash

Finish the smaller surfaces that pull the whole room together.

Focused tile and backsplash work is another way Daltonn’s can help finish a room. It may be completed as its own smaller project or coordinated with cabinet painting, drywall repair, trim, caulk, or an interior repaint so the sequence and transitions stay connected.

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Finished white kitchen with a new white tile backsplash and under-cabinet lighting
Actual backsplash installation project

When this service helps

Focused backsplash and small tile projects coordinated with drywall, cabinets, paint, caulk, and trim transitions.

This service fits focused kitchen, vanity, and transition areas where a relatively small surface has a large visual effect. It can be part of a cabinet update, a wall repair, or a room refresh where paint and tile need to meet cleanly. The existing wall condition, tile dimensions, outlet locations, edge treatment, and relationship to the cabinets and counters all influence the layout.

Before setting tile, Daltonn reviews the wall, layout, material, outlets, and every edge that will remain visible. Removing an old backsplash can expose drywall that needs repair or leveling. Counters, cabinets, floors, and finished surfaces are protected while drywall, tile, grout, caulk, cabinet, and paint work are coordinated in the right order. The scope stays focused on the surfaces and finish details Daltonn’s is equipped to complete well.

Who you deal with: Daltonn. He looks at the job, puts the scope in writing, works the project, tells you about any changes, and walks the finished work with you. If another project comes up later, you already have someone to call.

What may be included

A scope built around the surface.

  • Kitchen and vanity backsplash layouts
  • Small wall-tile and finish-out areas
  • Removal planning and localized wall preparation
  • Tile setting, spacing, grout, caulk, and edge details
  • Coordination around outlets, cabinets, counters, and trim
  • Paint and drywall touch-up planning around the finished tile

What Daltonn looks at first

Condition before coating.

  • Existing wall flatness, damage, old adhesive, and surface readiness
  • Tile size, pattern, centerlines, and visible cut locations
  • Transitions to cabinets, counters, windows, and open wall edges
  • Outlet, switch, trim, and fixture locations
  • The order of drywall, paint, cabinet, caulk, and tile work

Questions homeowners ask

Clear answers before the estimate.

Do you handle whole-house flooring?+

Daltonn’s tile work is focused on backsplashes, smaller wall-tile areas, transitions, and finish projects that connect naturally with painting, drywall, or cabinet work.

What happens if the wall is damaged after old tile comes off?+

The wall condition is reviewed before new tile is installed. Localized drywall repair or surface preparation may need to be included so the new layout has a sound base.

Can the tile be coordinated with cabinet painting?+

Yes. Planning cabinet, wall, backsplash, caulk, and paint work in the right order helps protect completed surfaces and creates cleaner transitions.

Talk through the condition

Tell Daltonn what you are seeing.

Share the city, the surfaces involved, and the result you want. Daltonn can use those details to plan the next conversation and a clear estimate.