Old tile out, wall repaired, new splash in — counters and cabinets untouched.
Replacing a backsplash is two jobs: careful demolition and then the new install. The demolition half is where replacements go wrong — gouged drywall, cracked counters, dust through the whole house. Our Cromwell replacements start with protection (counters masked, cabinets taped, dust contained) and end with a wall that looks like the old tile was never there.
The Cromwell picture: Cromwell's competition is mostly general remodeling contractors who subcontract the tile. Specialization is the differentiator, plus the willingness to take a job that is only one wall. Cromwell has a substantial band of two-career households doing one focused upgrade a year. The backsplash is frequently that year's project because it finishes in a day or two.
Cromwell K&B Tile measures free across Cromwell and nearby towns.
Cromwell kitchens are typically larger than New Britain's, with a straight run plus an island or peninsula. That means more square footage, a longer tile line to keep level, and usually a decision about whether the splash wraps around a corner onto a second wall.
Cromwell K&B Tile · Cromwell, CT
Yes — careful removal, wall repair and haul-away are quoted up front as part of the job, not discovered halfway through.
Most Cromwell kitchens land between $800 and $2,000 installed. Basic subway on a flat wall sits at the low end; glass, handmade-look or full-height work runs higher. Small baths typically cost $350–$800.
A standard kitchen is two days — setting day, then grout day. Small baths often finish in one day. Full-height walls and tear-out replacements run two to four days.
Cromwell is the core — every neighborhood — plus the central Connecticut towns around it. If you are nearby and unsure, call (860) 990-2332 and ask.
Subway, mosaic, handmade-look, stone or slab — compared honestly, including upkeep.
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Straight range back, usually same-day.