Queen Creek Kitchen Remodel: New Countertops & Tile Backsplash

Not every kitchen needs a full gut remodel. This Queen Creek home already had solid espresso shaker cabinets and a spacious island layout, so the homeowners focused on the surfaces that make the biggest visual difference. New light veined countertops now run across the island and the perimeter, and a soft, glossy tile backsplash fills the wall between the counters and upper cabinets. The light stone and tile play off the dark cabinetry and brushed gold hardware, and the under-cabinet lighting makes the backsplash glow in the evening.

If your cabinets are in good shape, new countertops and a new backsplash can change the whole look of a kitchen in far less time than a full remodel. Light counters and tile brighten a kitchen with dark cabinets, while warm metal hardware keeps the space from feeling cold. Our team helps you pick surfaces that work together, then handles the tear-out, install and cleanup. If a leak or water damage is what got you thinking about a kitchen update, we can handle the restoration and the rebuild under one roof.