LVP, porcelain tile, or engineered hardwood underfoot, paired with a backsplash that finishes the room. Wesley Construction installs both for homeowners across High Point, Winston-Salem, Kernersville, and Clemmons, NC.
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The kitchen sees more daily wear than almost any other room in the house. Here's how the main flooring and backsplash options compare.
Waterproof, comfortable underfoot, and the fastest to install. The strongest budget option, with a 10 to 20 year lifespan depending on wear layer thickness.
The most durable standard flooring option, resistant to hot cookware, heavy traffic, and moisture. Can last 25 to 50 years with proper installation.
Real wood veneer over a stable, layered core that resists the warping solid hardwood is prone to. More moisture resistant than solid wood, though not fully waterproof.
Ceramic or porcelain subway tile, the most requested backsplash style. Classic, durable, and budget-friendly.
A reflective, higher-end look, at a higher cost than standard ceramic or porcelain. Popular behind ranges and sinks as a focal point.
Tile that runs from the countertop to the underside of the upper cabinets, a growing trend that adds a more finished, seamless look.
Ranges below reflect a standard-sized kitchen, roughly 150 square feet of flooring, fully installed.
Ranges reflect a standard 150 square foot kitchen. Larger kitchens, patterned layouts, and premium wood species cost more, a quick call gets you an exact number for your space.
Get a realistic starting range in seconds. Most homeowners land close to this, but your exact price depends on details we can only confirm in person.
Most projects like yours land in this range, but subfloor condition and tile pattern affect the final number. A quick call gets you a firm number: (919) 909-2700.
Estimates reflect typical regional pricing. Final pricing is confirmed during your free in-home consultation.
We measure the space and check subfloor condition, since that determines prep work and timeline.
You choose flooring and backsplash materials. We confirm a fixed price and timeline in writing.
Old flooring comes out, and any subfloor repairs or leveling happen before new material goes down.
New flooring is installed and, for tile, allowed to properly cure before grouting.
Backsplash tile is set and grouted last, once countertops are in place to work around.
We check every seam and transition with you before the project is considered complete.
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A standard-sized kitchen with luxury vinyl plank flooring typically runs $600 to $1,200. Porcelain tile runs $1,300 to $2,400. Engineered hardwood typically runs $1,050 to $1,800, depending on species and finish.
Both work well. Tile lasts longer, 25 to 50 years versus 10 to 20 for vinyl, and holds up better to hot cookware and heavy foot traffic. Luxury vinyl plank costs less, installs faster, and is more comfortable underfoot, which makes it a strong choice for homeowners prioritizing budget and comfort over maximum lifespan.
A standard ceramic or porcelain subway tile backsplash typically runs $300 to $600 for a standard kitchen. Glass tile or a more intricate pattern typically runs $450 to $900.
Yes, better than solid hardwood, since its layered construction resists moisture and temperature changes more effectively. It still isn't fully waterproof, so spills should be cleaned up promptly, and it's not recommended directly around dishwashers or sinks without proper sealing.
