We Had Already Spent A Lot On The Original Bad Tile Job And He Did Everything He Could To Save What Could Be Saved To Cut Costs.

Get as much of the old grout out as possible. My husband and i had ripped out our previously installed backsplash after a handyman did a really terrible job cutting and installing the backsplash. This is why it’s best to work with a company that knows what they are doing.

(It's True, I've Seen It Firsthand.) The Key Thing To Remember Is That You Can Fix Just About Any Mistake You Can Make, As Long As You Have The Time, Patience, And Desire To Do It Right.

He is here right now. My husband and i recently hired a contractor/handyman to install a new backsplash in our kitchen. You see it in many builder homes and it's primarily the tile guy just making a decision on the job site of where to stop and start the tile.

Please Let Me Know How The Corner Tiles Should Have Been Cut/Laid.

This is a bad detail. An attractive, durable tiling job takes skill and time to achieve, so it’s not something just any contractor can do. Bad tile job of backsplash!

The Goal Is To Chip Out The Old Grout Without Hitting And Breaking Your Tile.

That said, i had to spend most of the night taking this tile down and as you would imagine, the wall that the backsplash was on is looking like garbage. I never thought after hiring a professional, i would have to repair a bad tile job. White cabinets, white counter, and white backsplash.

We Went From Dark Dated Cabinets To New White Shaker Style Cabinets.

He mentioned that it's the tile which was uneven on the mesh, however i would argue that if you are a professional tiler, you would either know enough to flag the issue before finishing it, or know enough how to adjust the tiles so they are even. From time to time while tiling, you might make a mistake. Is this considered to be a bad practice would it bring the project down a notch?