I found mold in the kitchen due to improper install of a counter top/backsplash and that alone cost me $1,000 to fix.

You could put up a backsplash behind the stove.

The corner between the counter and backsplash is the thickest part, usually.

Some components that come to mind include: Shower-Tub-Vanity-Backsplash-Cabinets- And anything else I forgotThanks again everyone for your input

What did you use for the stove backsplash?

They fought tooth and nail at every step of the process.We have finished the whole rehab now except for some back-splash in the kitchen, carpet, some work on a wall, vanities, and landscaping.

The cabinets/counter/backsplash is pretty much exact what I do!

$1,200 labor + 275 paint Ceramic Tile the counters & Backsplash $275 labor+$150 MaterialAttic had no insulation.

The granite counters and rich-looking flooring really complimented the backsplash (Crackle Fantasy glass accent pieces which Home Depot carries in stock).

Oh, and some travertine tiles for the kitchen backsplash (which another friend is going to do for me at a discount, which is known in the music world as the "bro-rate").I spent today sanding all the trim (while wearing a heavy duty respirator, since it's possible one of the early layers of paint was lead based).This weekend I'm going to paint the cabinets (solid wood, so I sanded them down and am re-using them with new hardware), paint the trim, and hopefully get started on the walls.