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Full-height backsplash
Full-Height
Backsplash
in Massachusetts
No grout lines, cut from the same slab as your counters for perfect continuity. Fabricated and installed by Granite Guy in Southborough, MA, across MetroWest and Greater Boston since 1995.
Visit & Select
Come to the Southborough showroom, see the material in person, and choose your slab, edge, and finish for the counters and backsplash.
We Handle Everything
We template your wall digitally, fine-tune every detail with you, and lay out your cuts on a digital version of your slab. You see the layout and pattern flow before we fabricate anything, and nothing moves forward until you sign off.
Enjoy Your New Full-Height Backsplash
Once you've approved everything, fabrication moves forward and installation typically happens over more than one visit, depending on size and complexity.
Most Requested
One Team, One Facility, Start to Finish
Showroom, slab warehouse, and fabrication shop, all in one building and run by one team.
A Shop Built for Precision
CNC, waterjet, and digital templating, the right tool for every cut, including the outlet and switch cutouts that have to land exactly where the electrician set them.
Hand-Pick the Exact Slab You'll Get
Walk our indoor warehouse and choose the actual slab for your backsplash, in steady light any month of the year.
Dreaming of a new kitchen? It's closer than you think.
If your cabinets and floors are in good shape, you don't need a full remodel. The countertop is the biggest visual in any kitchen, so new counters alone change the whole room, for a fraction of the cost. And with a full-height backsplash, we handle the wall too, so you don't even need a tile guy.
In the middle of a remodel or addition?
Reserve your slab now. The piece you love may be gone by the time your project needs it, and a scramble to find another one holds up everything. Lock it in early and it's waiting when you are.
Big custom build on a long timeline?
Designers and builders pick the slab early, because the right one is hard to find on demand. Your project might run months or into next year, and we'll hold your material safely until your site is ready.
Rough dimensions & photos
A simple sketch, rough measurements, or a few phone photos of the kitchen. Nothing formal, just enough to picture it.
Whatever you're matching to
Cabinet door, flooring sample, paint chip, backsplash tile, even a photo of your appliances. These are what we'll hold the slab against.
How you'll use it
Behind a busy range, or a feature wall? Matching an existing counter or starting fresh? This changes which material we'd point you to.
How do I know my full-height backsplash will match what I picked?
Every job gets a digital layout before we fabricate, no matter the material. You see a digital image of your actual slab, laid out piece by piece with any seams marked, and if there's veining, we adjust until the pattern flows. Nothing moves to fabrication until you approve it.
Can I add a full-height backsplash later?
You can, but it won't match the way it would if we plan it together. No two slabs are alike, so once your counter slab is gone, the veining can't continue up the wall. Decide when you do your counters, and we'll set aside the right sections before we start.
Why is one slab so much more than another?
We don't own the quarries, and no fabricator does. Every shop buys from the same suppliers, so the price comes down to supply and demand. Rare colors and high-demand imports cost more because they're genuinely hard to get. If a slab is over your budget, tell us, and we'll find you a similar look without the name that carries the premium.
What about the outlets?
Not a problem. Between our CNC saws, router, and waterjet, we have the right tool for any cutout, any shape, any size, anywhere on the wall.
Does the backsplash go behind the range?
Usually, yes, and it's often the best spot for it. A full slab takes the heat behind a cooktop, and with no grout, splatter and grease wipe right off.
Is a slab backsplash easier to clean than tile?
Much easier. No grout lines means nothing to scrub in the corners where grease builds up. One wipe and the whole wall is done.
How thick is a slab backsplash?
Usually 2cm or 3cm, to match your counters. Porcelain runs thinner, and most materials can be milled down when a job calls for it.
Do you serve my town?
Mostly MetroWest and Greater Boston, but we go all over Massachusetts, and we're willing to travel anywhere in New England for the right job.
Will there be a seam where the backsplash meets the counter?
Not a seam, just the natural corner where the wall meets the countertop. We finish it clean.
