Backsplash Installation in Reno, NV
Backsplash Installation for Reno homes, priced clearly and installed carefully.
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Backsplash Installation for Reno homes, priced clearly and installed carefully.
A backsplash protects the wall behind the sink and stove and sets the style of the whole kitchen.
We help you pick tile that suits your counters, then install it with clean cuts around outlets, windows and cabinet edges.
Reno has about 120,491 homes, and the typical one was built around 1989; 38% went up before 1980.
Ceramic, porcelain, glass or stone compared on cost and upkeep.
Pattern laid out so cuts fall at the edges, not the middle of the wall.
Grout color chosen to hide wear, and sealed where the material needs it.
Typical installed prices in Nevada. Your own price depends on the size of the job, the materials and the condition of what is there now.
| Item | Typical price | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Tile backsplash | $15–$40 | per sq ft installed |
| Quartz countertops | $50–$150 | per sq ft installed |
| Porcelain tile flooring | $8–$18 | per sq ft installed |
Use these to plan a budget. The real number comes from a visit and a written quote. Try the cost calculator.
Sources: Remodeling magazine Cost vs Value Report 2025; HomeAdvisor and Angi kitchen remodel cost guides (2025–2026); Fixr cabinet and countertop cost guides (2025).
Kitchens take more daily wear than any other room, which is why careful measuring and installation pay off.
Done properly, the work lasts and the room works the way you planned it.
A few questions about the room, the timeline and the budget you have in mind.
A visit to measure the room and hear how you use it.
You get a plan and a line-by-line price before anything is ordered.
Orders go in and the start date is set once lead times are confirmed.
Old kitchen out, then plumbing, electrical, cabinets and counters in.
Final details and a walkthrough so you know everything works.
Small mosaic and handmade tiles take longer to install, so labor costs more per square foot.
Outlets may need box extenders after tile goes on; it is a small part of doing the job right.
Kitchen work that changes plumbing, electrical or gas lines, or moves walls, needs a permit; cabinets, countertops and paint on their own usually do not. Reno reviews new work against the 2024 building codes adopted on July 1, 2025. Questions go to the City of Reno Building Division at (775) 334-2063.
Reno and nearby: Sparks, Sun Valley, Spanish Springs, Lemmon Valley, Cold Springs, Incline Village. See all service areas.
Typical Nevada prices: tile backsplash $15–$40 per sq ft installed; quartz countertops $50–$150 per sq ft installed; porcelain tile flooring $8–$18 per sq ft installed. The size of the job and your material choices set the final number.
Plan on 2–4 weeks for a project at this level. Material lead times are the main variable.
Kitchen work that changes plumbing, electrical or gas lines, or moves walls, needs a permit; cabinets, countertops and paint on their own usually do not. Reno reviews new work against the 2024 building codes adopted on July 1, 2025. Questions go to the City of Reno Building Division at (775) 334-2063.
Nevada requires a contractor license for work of $1,000 or more in labor and materials combined, and for any job that needs a building permit or involves plumbing, electrical, heating or air-conditioning work, whatever the price (NRS 624.031). You can look up any contractor on the Nevada State Contractors Board website before you sign.
It can be, but it is the fastest way to grow a budget, because plumbing, gas, venting and wiring all have to follow. Often better storage or an island fixes the problem for less.
Send the form or call. After a walkthrough you get a written quote that breaks the work down by cabinets, counters, labor and the rest, so you can compare it fairly.
Tell us about the room and we will set up a walkthrough and a written quote.
Kitchen remodels planned around how you cook, priced line by line.