Kitchen Surfaces Built for the Arizona Lifestyle
RDC Renovation & Design Concepts is a kitchen tile and countertop contractor in Phoenix, Arizona. When a kitchen opens to the living area and patio, its surfaces have to work with both. They also have to handle hard water at the sink and strong sun through west-facing windows.
White quartz countertops, island top and an engineered hardwood floor in a Peoria kitchen.
RDC has installed kitchen countertops, backsplash and tile in homes across Phoenix, Scottsdale, Mesa and Peoria. One contract covers the material and installation, backed by a 1-year workmanship warranty.
Kitchen Tile, Backsplash & Countertop Services
Kitchen Tile & Flooring
Kitchen floors handle spills, dropped pans and daily traffic. We install porcelain tile and LVP chosen for that kind of use.
- Porcelain and ceramic tile floors
- Luxury vinyl plank (LVP) in kitchen areas
- Large-format tile for a seamless look
- Wood-look tile and plank options
- Transition strips and edge finishing
Backsplash Installation
A new backsplash is one of the fastest ways to transform a kitchen's look. We install all backsplash types, from classic subway tile to intricate mosaics and large-format slabs, and make sure every cut around outlets and cabinets is clean and professional.
- Subway tile and stacked tile
- Mosaic and pattern tile
- Large-format porcelain slab backsplash
- Natural stone backsplash
- Full-height backsplash to upper cabinets
Kitchen Countertops
New countertops paired with a fresh backsplash can completely transform a kitchen. We install quartz, granite, and porcelain slab countertops with precision templating.
- Quartz countertops (Silestone, Cambria, MSI)
- Granite countertops
- Porcelain slab countertops
- Coordinated backsplash pairing
Outdoor Kitchen Tile
If you're building or updating an outdoor kitchen on your covered patio, RDC installs the countertops and the porcelain tile or natural stone around it. Natural stone is sealed at installation, and the grout is chosen for outdoor exposure.
- Porcelain tile for outdoor counters and floors
- Textured-finish patio and BBQ area tile
- Pool deck adjacent tile
- Grout chosen for outdoor exposure
How Long Does a Kitchen Tile or Countertop Project Take in Phoenix?
At RDC, a kitchen backsplash takes two to three days to install. Countertops install in one to three days after one to three weeks of fabrication, about two to four weeks from measuring. RDC puts the schedule in your written estimate and works around your routine so the home stays livable.
White subway backsplash over quartz counters in a Scottsdale kitchen.
Visit Our Bell Road Showroom
Browse kitchen tile, countertop and backsplash samples in the 1,200 sq ft Bell Road showroom, which carries 25+ brands across flooring, tile and countertops. See full-size materials in a real showroom setting, not just a tiny 4x4 sample, so you know what your kitchen will look like. Open Monday through Friday, 10am-5pm, and Sunday by appointment (closed Saturday). Walk-ins are welcome Monday through Friday.
What Does a Kitchen Update Cost?
Because RDC updates kitchen surfaces rather than replacing cabinets, projects cost far less than a full gut remodel. See our Phoenix kitchen surface remodel cost guide for tiered pricing on countertops, backsplash, and flooring, our guide on how to choose a kitchen remodeling contractor in Phoenix, or our dedicated kitchen backsplash installation guide if you're still comparing your options.
New quartz countertops in a Phoenix kitchen.
Serving Phoenix, Scottsdale, and the East Valley
RDC handles kitchen remodeling for the North Valley from a showroom that is physically in it. RDC's Bell Road showroom in North Phoenix serves Desert Ridge, Deer Valley, Norterra and the rest of North Phoenix, plus Anthem. We handle kitchen remodels throughout the Valley, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Mesa, Chandler, Glendale, Tempe, Gilbert, Peoria, Surprise, Sun City, Sun City West, Buckeye, Paradise Valley, Fountain Hills, Anthem, New River, and Happy Valley. One contractor, the whole Valley.
A new tile backsplash, the finishing surface of a kitchen update.