Add Function and Finish Behind Your Counters

Backsplash installation in Greer, South Carolina that protects walls and completes the look of your updated kitchen.

A backsplash in your Greer kitchen does more than fill the space between countertops and cabinets. It stops water, grease, and food splatter from soaking into drywall, and it creates a surface you can wipe down without worrying about paint damage or staining. Crowning Construction, LLC installs tile and decorative backsplashes with attention to spacing, alignment, and grout lines that stay straight from one end of the wall to the other. In kitchens where cabinets and countertops have just been updated, the backsplash becomes the finishing detail that ties materials together.

The work begins with measuring the wall area and confirming tile layout before any adhesive goes down. Tiles are cut to fit around outlets, windowsills, and cabinet edges. Grout is applied once tiles are set, then cleaned and sealed to resist moisture. This service supports a variety of tile styles including subway, mosaic, glass, and natural stone depending on what matches your countertops and cabinetry. Backsplash installation is often paired with cabinet and countertop projects in Greer, but it can also be completed as a standalone update.

If your kitchen walls need protection and a cleaner finish, contact us to discuss tile options and installation timing.

Layout and Grout Lines That Look Intentional

Installation in Greer starts with a level reference line so the first row of tiles sits straight even if your countertop is slightly uneven. Crowning Construction, LLC uses spacers to keep gaps consistent and cuts tiles with a wet saw to fit around outlets, corners, and cabinet edges without forcing pieces into place. You will notice tiles that line up row by row, grout lines that run parallel to countertops and cabinets, and edges that meet trim or paint without gaps or overlapping adhesive.

Once the tile is set and grout is applied, the surface becomes wipeable and water-resistant. Grout sealer is added after curing to prevent staining from coffee, oil, or tomato sauce. The backsplash creates a clear boundary between your work surface and your wall, and it holds up better than paint in areas where moisture and heat are constant.

The service includes surface preparation, tile cutting and placement, grouting, and cleanup. It does not include electrical work such as relocating outlets, though installation can work around existing outlet placement. The backsplash becomes the final visual layer in a kitchen update and protects walls from the wear that comes with daily cooking.

What Homeowners Usually Want to Know

Before scheduling backsplash installation in Greer, most people ask about tile selection, timing, and how the work fits into other kitchen updates.

What types of tile can be installed?
Subway tile, mosaic, glass, ceramic, and natural stone are all options. Your choice depends on the look you want and how the tile coordinates with your countertops and cabinets.
How long does backsplash installation take?
Most kitchens in Greer are completed in one day for standard layouts. Intricate patterns or larger walls may take longer depending on cuts and grout drying time.
When should backsplash be installed during a remodel?
Backsplash goes in after countertops and cabinets are installed and before final paint touch-ups. This keeps tiles from being damaged during other work and allows grout lines to align with finished surfaces.
How do you handle outlets and switches?
Tiles are cut to fit around existing outlet boxes, and cover plates are reinstalled once grouting is complete. Outlets do not need to be moved unless you request that separately.
How do you clean grout after installation?
Grout haze is wiped off with a damp sponge once it begins to set, then polished with a dry cloth. Sealer is applied after the grout cures to make cleaning easier long-term.

Crowning Construction, LLC works with homeowners in Greer to match tile styles with cabinetry and countertops so the backsplash feels like part of the original design rather than an afterthought. Schedule your installation to discuss layout and material options.