Featured project
Kitchen backsplash and finish detail
Serving Saratoga County and the Adirondacks
Backsplashes and tilework that make the whole room feel finished.
Kitchen backsplashes, bathroom tile, repairs, and custom layouts with a cleaner, more polished finish. Mr. Backsplash 518 keeps the process direct, practical, and easy to start with a free estimate.
- Estimate
- Free
- Projects shown
- 16 photos
- Contact
- Direct with David
- Kitchen backsplash installation
- Bathroom wall and floor tile
- Tile repairs and regrouting
- Custom layout work
Owner / Installer
David LaFaver Jr.
- Backsplashes that sharpen the whole kitchen
- Bathrooms that need cleaner, stronger finish work
- Small repairs that still deserve careful detail
Why homeowners call
Clear communication, real project photos, and detail-driven finish work.
Most homeowners want the same things early on: see real work, understand the kind of projects that fit, and know the next step to get the estimate moving.
Start with a call, a text, or a few photos of the room.
The person quoting the work is the same person laying it out and finishing it.
Recent kitchens, bathrooms, and finish details are visible up front.
Services
Common projects, presented with the kind of finish people actually want.
From full backsplash installs to targeted repair work, the goal is the same: cleaner lines, tighter details, and a room that feels more complete when the job is done.
Kitchen focus
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Kitchen backsplash installation
Tile layouts that frame the kitchen well and pull cabinets, counters, and lighting together.
Bathroom tile
02
Bathroom wall and floor tile
Clean, durable tile work for bathrooms that need a stronger finish and better visual structure.
Repair work
03
Tile repairs and regrouting
Targeted refresh work for rooms that need repairs, cleanup, or a tighter finished look.
Custom layout
04
Custom tile layouts
Accent details and pattern-driven installs for homeowners who want something beyond basic grid tile.
Craftsmanship
Good tile work earns trust in the details, not in oversized promises.
Layout planning, edge work, alignment, and cleanup are where a backsplash or tile install starts to feel sharp. Those are the details this version leans into.
Patterns should feel balanced before the first tile ever touches the wall.
Spacing, alignment, and how the layout starts and ends all change the way the finished room reads.
Sharp cuts, clean transitions, and tidy grout lines are where the work shows.
Outlet cuts, corners, edge details, and cleanup are the difference between acceptable and polished.
Homeowners should know what kind of job fits and how to get the estimate started.
Direct contact, clear scope, and recent examples help the right projects move forward faster.
Recent work
Selected project photos from kitchen, bath, repair, and finish-detail work.
Browse through a tighter presentation of recent work and open any image for a closer look.
How it starts
Simple steps from the first message to a finished room.
Most projects start with a few photos, a quick conversation about the space, and a clear idea of the finish you want.
Reach out
Call, text, or message through Instagram with the room, the goal, and any photos you already have.
Review the project
Use the estimate to talk through tile direction, layout decisions, and the scope of the install or repair.
Get the room finished
Move from estimate to install with a clear plan for layout, materials, and finish details.
Contact
Have a room in mind? Start with a quick call, text, or message.
Reach out to talk through backsplash ideas, bathroom tile, repair work, or a custom layout. A few photos of the space is usually enough to start the conversation.