Subway tile backsplash install in Manchester, NH

3x6" blue glazed ceramic tile kitchen backsplash install in Manchester, New Hampshire.

Cut pattern layout to have full/half tiles "folded" in each corner of wall.

Alignment over the sink area. As best as humanly possible. Given the existing plumbing fixture.

And have the corner, thereafter to wrap seemlessly into the adjacent wall. With cuts abutting and even.

A tile backsplash serves purpose in your kitchen, both beautiful and functional

Backsplash tile cuts underneath cabinet bottom flush and uniform. Avoiding any awkward gaps.
A row of tile installed below countertop line. In case a stovetop without a back piece was purchased later. Protect wall from both heat and any potential splashes or food drippings.

Customer added on this little return wall. For looks, and to protect the corner wall. Since they share the house with some little ones. So pulled the step stool out to add some tiles going up the wall to ceiling. Cut tiles tight to cabinet. And installed a tile border detail along the outside edge.

Backsplash tile install cuts along cabinet with outside edgeborder detail

Ceramic tile backsplash install in Manchester, NH by Matt Cupan

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Amherst, New Hampshire white subway tile shower with black grout torn out and re-done

Everybody is human. Mistakes happen. But, we can help fix it. We were called to quote removal of white subway tile shower with black grout. Done by a design/install team in Amherst, New Hampshire. The grout color choice only highlighted the inconsistent lines of tile spacing by previous installer. Which, for setting all the tile pieces in just one day. Wasn't all that bad, to be honest. Maybe a Dutchman liner trim at the lunch break stopping point. And work full piece from the ceiling down the next day . However, with the high contrast, instantly antiquing the look of grout, with the black on white color choice. Which They may have been able to salvage the shower with a grout removal. And maybe pop out and re-set a few of the tiles with lippage edges sticking out. But, the homeowner wanted it all removed and redone before Christmas. So, she got what she asked for. Tile shower wall prep over tub

Idea to tile floor from Marble sample

It starts with a want. Which transfers into a "need" to tile a floor. Sometimes it's a begin with an inspiring sample selection piece of stone tile material. In this case, white and blue marble. In an offset Chevron layout pattern. Dry-layed down at door threshold after coming home from Home Depot. Apartment renters ask landlord if they can tile floor Got the okay from Leaseholder to tile mud room floor at back door entry. After landlord approved tile installation in 1950s home on lower East side of Manchester, New Hampshire. After a Jan/Feb of record breaking cold and snowfall in 2025. Carpet near in ruins. Pulled up, dust and staples a flying. Old material rolled and set in basement under stairs. These tiles. They were going to be something. But first: The prep work before tiling Underneath that carpet the tongue-in-groove subfloor over Fir basement rafters. It was bouncy. Needed stability. Screws into framing. HydroBan primer over plank. Mortar combed with a 3/8" ...

12x24 tiles for shower wall install over tub

Outdated fiberglass shower removed. And waterproof wallboard prep construction for new tile shower. Half inch waterproof foam board wall panels installed over existing wall studs. Sealant applied in seams, corners, tub line, and ceiling perimeter. Tile cut outside, and installed to accommodate plumbing fixtures. Aligned in layout pattern approved by customer prior to installation. Corner shelves installed for storage in shower. A leveling clip system used during installation to keep tiles uniform aligned and even surface abutting one another. Interested in quote estimate for shower tile installation? Call (603)785-0869 Matt Cupan TileWorks

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