Can you tile around my existing kitchen?

Yes. Most splashbacks are fitted with the units and worktop already in place. We protect the surfaces, cut neatly around sockets and edges, and leave everything clean.

What's the best tile for behind a hob?

Porcelain and ceramic both handle heat well and wipe clean easily. A patterned or marble-effect feature behind the hob is a popular way to add interest, and we'll make sure it's fitted with heat-tolerant adhesive.

How long does a kitchen splashback take to fit?

A typical splashback is usually fitted in a day or two, with grouting and silicone finished once the adhesive has set. Larger feature walls or fully tiled kitchens take a little longer, and we'll give you a clear timescale with your quote.

Kitchen Tiling

Splashbacks and feature walls that pull the whole kitchen together.

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A well-chosen splashback is one of the cheapest ways to lift a kitchen, and one of the easiest to get wrong. We fit kitchen tiling across West Sussex with the cuts, spacing and finish that make a real difference.

Neat cuts around sockets, switches and worktop returns
Metro, brick, marble-effect and patterned feature tiles
Heat-tolerant fitting behind hobs and ranges
Colour-matched grout to suit your units and worktop

Kitchen tiling is all about the details that sit at eye level. Splashbacks run right behind the worktop where every cut around a socket, every grout line and every join with the units is on permanent display. We set the rows out so the tiles meet the worktop and wall units cleanly, and we cut tightly around plug sockets and switches so there are no ragged gaps to catch grease.

The choice of tile sets the tone of the whole room. Bevelled metro and marble-veined finishes suit the period and new-build homes we see across the area, while a bold patterned panel behind the hob makes a great feature without overwhelming the space. We'll happily advise on layout, whether that's a classic running bond, a stacked grid, herringbone or a statement Moroccan pattern, and how it works with your cabinet colour and worktop.

Behind hobs and ranges we use adhesives and grouts that cope with heat and the odd splash of oil, and we finish wet junctions with silicone rather than grout so they stay flexible. The end result is a splashback that's quick to wipe down, hard-wearing, and finished to a standard that makes the rest of the kitchen look its best.

As a local kitchen tiler covering Chichester, Bognor Regis, Rustington and the rest of West Sussex, we'll come and measure up, talk through tile choices and give you a free, no-obligation quote. Whether it's a single splashback, a full run of wall tiling or a statement feature panel, we keep the site protected and clean throughout and finish to the standard you'd expect from a kitchen you've spent good money on.

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