Kitchen Backsplash Installation Cost
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How Much Does Kitchen Backsplash Installation Cost?

Kitchen Backsplash Installation Cost

How Much Does a Tile Backsplash Cost? Kitchen tile backsplashes costs about $975 with average prices of installation ranging from $592 to $1,317 in the US for 2020, according to HomeAdvisor. The average cost per sq ft for a tile backsplash installation is about $31 with average prices ranging from $25 per sq ft to $36 per sq ft. Disclaimer – This is not an actual quote. Contact MK Remodeling today to get a quote for your project.

Cost to Install a Kitchen Backsplash By Type Of Tile

Ceramic:

  • $25 Per Sq. Ft.
  • 20 sqft: $592 Per Sq. Ft.
  • 30 sqft: $812 Per Sq. Ft.
  • 40 sqft: $1,032 Per Sq. Ft.

Stone:

  • $30 Per Sq. Ft.
  • 20 sqft: $630 Per Sq. Ft.
  • 30 sqft: $870 Per Sq. Ft.
  • 40 sqft: $1.240 Per Sq. Ft.

Glass:

  • $32 Per Sq. Ft.
  • 20 sqft: $646 Per Sq. Ft.
  • 30 sqft: $849 Per Sq. Ft.
  • 40 sqft: $1,141 Per Sq. Ft.

Stainless Steel:

  • $36 Per Sq. Ft.
  • 20 sqft: $734 Per Sq. Ft.
  • 30 sqft: $1,141 Per Sq. Ft.
  • 40 sqft: $1,317 Per Sq. Ft.

Deciding Cost Factors Of Kitchen Backsplash Installation

  • How Much Tile You Need: Some countertops come with tile installed, but a lot of people need a backsplash too.
  • How Complex The Cuts Are: Angles, hard to get to spaces, and a pattern requiring a lot angle cuts would increase the cost.
  • Cutting Around Electrical Outlets: Cutting around light fixtures and electrical outlets can increase the price.
  • Material Transportation Costs: Some vendors transfer material costs to buyers.
  • Contractor Rate Changes: Contractor costs can fluctuate as the seasons change.

Kitchen Backsplash Labor Costs

The average cost to install a kitchen backsplash is $40 to $60 per hour. Peel-and-stick installations are simpler and would rate closer to $40 per hour.  If you opt for more detailed design, your pro may quote a higher rate.

Average Cost of Kitchen Backsplash Prices Per Square Foot

  • Ceramic: $2 Per Sq. Ft.
  • Mid-Range Ceramic: $3-$5 Per Sq. Ft.
  • Porcelain: $3-$6 Per Sq. Ft.
  • Slate: $5 Per Sq. Ft.
  • High-End Marble or Granite: Per $7-$10 Sq. Ft.
  • Glass: $7-$30 Per Sq. Ft.
  • Metal: $15-$25 Per Sq. Ft.
  • Stainless Steel: $20 Per Sq. Ft

Kitchen Backsplash Cost

The average cost for a kitchen backsplash is around $400 to $600 Per 16 Sq. Ft., not counting labor costs. You could pay about $300 to $400 Per 16 Sq. Ft. for less expensive ceramic types, or between $650 and $1,000 Per 16 Sq. Ft. for higher-quality types. Expect to spend more than $1,000 Per 16 Sq. Ft. for stylish designs like a tile mosaic.

Bathroom Backsplash Cost

Installation for these averages around $1,000 but you can expect to pay between $600 and $1,350. Pricing does not differ from room to room. A bathroom backsplash is a considerable factor in the cost to retile a bathroom or shower enclosure.

DIY vs. Hiring a Professional Tile Contractor

A contractor could charge you a minimum fee of $160, plus $10 per square foot, in addition to your material costs. They can also charge up to $40 to $60 per hour for labor. While this may seem expensive, hiring a professional is the safest and fastest way to get the job done with the negligible waste. Your walls may require special cleaning and prep before tiling — particularly if you have to remove your old tile first. Professionals will have the tools and experience to take on the whole job quickly.

Cost to Remove A Backsplash

The cost to remove tile from a backsplash could range from $300 to $650. The average cost for the removal of a backsplash is $3 to $6 Per Sq. Ft. You could also end up paying up to $100 to $150 for the old tile disposal. The disposal size typically will determine your quote.

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Tile Flooring Cost
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How Much Does Tile Installation Cost?

Tile Flooring Cost

How Much Does Tile Flooring Cost? Tile flooring costs about $1,776 with average prices of installation ranging from $858 to $2,693 in the US for 2020, according to HomeAdvisor. The average cost per sq ft for tile flooring installation is about $7 with average prices ranging from $4 per sq ft to $10 per sq ft.

Disclaimer – This is not an actual quote. Contact MK Remodeling today to get a quote for your project.

Most homeowners can expect to spend between $861 and $2,688 or an average of $1,769 to install tile flooring. For almost all tile projects, the costs range around $13.50 to $83 per square foot. Generally, homeowners pay about $15 to $20 per square foot for installation and materials. The average cost is $3,500 for a countertop and around $1,500 for a backsplash. That includes an average of $5 to $10 per square foot for the tile, and around $4 to $14 per square foot for a professional to install it.

Tile is one of the most adaptable floor, countertop and wall materials readily available for today’s homeowners. They have a special coating that makes them impervious to water or embedded dirt and easy to maintain and keep clean. It’s long life is typically the number one reason most homeowners opt to install tile. With proper installation from a skilled and experienced tiler, it can last up to 20 years without any major repairs.

Cost data is based on real project costs as reported by 10,862 HomeAdvisor members.

Tile Installation Costs Per Square Foot

Item

  • Tile
  • Labor
  • Other Materials
  • Old Surface Removal
  • Area Preparation
  • Total

Per Square Foot

  • $0.50-$15 Indoor – $1-$35 Outdoor
  • $4-$32
  • $6-$9
  • $2
  • $1-$5
  • $13.50-$63 Indoor – $14-$83 Outdoor

To install tile in your home, the range is about $13.50 to $63 per square foot. If you want tile installed outdoors, you may pay up to $14 to $83 per square foot. Most of the expense is for materials and labor.

Tile Material Cost Per Square Foot

Material

  • Porcelain
  • Ceramic
  • Porcelain Wood Tile
  • Rectified Tile
  • Slate
  • Glass

Indoor / Outdoor

  • $3-$10 / $3-$35
  • $0.50-$7 / $1-$35
  • $3-$12 / $3-$35
  • $0.50-$15 / $1-$35
  • $5-$15 / $5-$35
  • $5-$15

When thinking about a tile project, homeowners can decide on anything from premium, designer tiles to the least costly ceramic. Before starting your search for the perfect style of tile, consider a few factors such as its composition, quality, strength, what it is to be used for and its placement. Some tile is too weak or thin to use for flooring, but are perfect for backsplashes, and in some cases, countertops.

Cost of Porcelain vs Ceramic

The cost of ceramic tiles ranges from $0.50 to $35 per square foot. Ceramic is less durable and softer than porcelain, so they usually cost less. Porcelain tiles will cost about $3 to $35 per square foot. Thin porcelain tends to hit the higher side of the cost range. They go through a special procedure that provides extreme durability with minimal thickness.

Installing Tile Labor Cost

The labor costs for tile installation can range from $4 to $32 per square foot. Flooring installation goes from $4 to $14 per square foot, in comparison to $25 to $32 per square foot for backsplashes and countertops. Even though this expense is typically set by the square foot, some pros may charge by the hour. In that case, hourly rates go from $30 to $120, depending on the size and the complication of the project.

Cost Factors for Installing Tile

Item

  • Other Materials
  • Old Flooring Removal, Countertop or Backsplash
  • Cost To Repair A Sub-Floor
  • Cost To Install A New Sub-Floor

Cost Per Square Foot

  • $6-9
  • $2
  • $40-$65
  • $10-$20

Find out if the surface is level and utilize a self-leveling compound if necessary.

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