Before work begins
Plan the support, openings, and counter edges
We take tile countertops projects in Scottsdale. A tiled countertop needs suitable support, planned openings, finished edges, and joints that work with the intended use. It is not the same service as slab fabrication.
For tile countertop installation in Scottsdale, we review the surface, material, layout, cut locations, joints, edges, and transitions before work begins.
Planning example
Coordinating the counter and backsplash
Countertop tile joints and backsplash lines do not always need to match, but their relationship should be intentional. Review both material sizes and the wall connection together. An attractive sample combination may produce difficult cuts around a sink or at an exposed end.
Preparation and product requirements
Review the countertop support and the selected tile system before setting the pattern. Sink and fixture openings, exposed edges, and the connection to the backsplash affect cuts and finish details. Plumbing changes must be coordinated with the people responsible for them.
What to send for a Scottsdale project discussion
Send countertop dimensions, support and existing finish photos, sink information, and tile details. Include islands, wall connections, appliance edges, and fixtures. Tell us whether the existing top is being removed and what nearby finishes should stay.
- Support review
- Openings and layout
- Edges and joints
Read our planning the scope and surrounding work before agreeing to the work.