Peeling or Damaged Kitchen Backsplash?
A damaged backsplash makes your entire kitchen look dated and neglected. Whether it's peeling tiles, cracked grout, or an outdated style, a new backsplash transforms your kitchen's appearance instantly.
Signs Your Backsplash Needs Replacing
These issues indicate it's time for a backsplash upgrade
Peeling or Lifting
Tiles or sheets pulling away from the wall
Cracked Tiles
Visible cracks from heat, impact, or settling
Grout Deterioration
Crumbling, stained, or missing grout lines
Water Damage
Warping, bubbling, or mold behind tiles
Dated Appearance
Style that no longer matches your kitchen
Hard to Clean
Textured surfaces that trap grease and grime
Backsplash Options
Beautiful, durable materials for every style and budget
Ceramic & Porcelain
Timeless subway tiles, mosaics, and patterns. Heat-resistant, waterproof, and easy to clean.
- Endless style options
- Very durable
- Easy maintenance
Glass Tile
Reflective, luminous finish that makes kitchens feel larger. Available in countless colors.
- Light-reflecting beauty
- Stain-resistant
- Contemporary appeal
Natural Stone
Marble, travertine, and slate for a high-end look. Each piece is unique with natural variation.
- One-of-a-kind beauty
- Adds home value
- Timeless elegance
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is my kitchen backsplash peeling?
Common causes include poor surface preparation before installation, wrong adhesive for the material, moisture getting behind tiles, heat damage near the stove, or simply age and wear. Peel-and-stick backsplashes are especially prone to peeling in humid kitchen environments.
How much does backsplash installation cost?
Backsplash installation typically costs per square foot for labor, plus materials. Ceramic/porcelain tile: /sq ft. Glass tile: /sq ft. Natural stone: /sq ft. A typical 30 sq ft backsplash runs total installed.
What is the most durable kitchen backsplash?
Porcelain and ceramic tiles are most durable—they're heat-resistant, waterproof, and easy to clean. Natural stone (sealed properly) is also very durable. Glass tile is durable but can chip. Avoid peel-and-stick options in high-moisture areas.
Can you install backsplash over existing tile?
Yes, if the existing tile is flat, well-adhered, and in good condition. The surface must be cleaned and lightly sanded for adhesion. However, removing old tile usually produces better long-term results and allows for moisture barrier inspection.
Ready for a Beautiful New Backsplash?
Get a free design consultation and see samples in your kitchen. Professional installation with attention to every detail.