Locally owned · Serving Northeast Florida since 2008
Kitchens, baths, cabinetry, tile and trim — built by a crew that measures twice, keeps the site clean, and finishes what it starts. Matt Shearer runs every job himself, so the person who quotes your project is the one swinging the hammer.
What we do
We remodel kitchens, baths, and living spaces across Northeast Florida — and we do the cabinetry, tile, and carpentry ourselves rather than subbing out the part you look at every day.
Cabinet doors that line up. Reveals that stay even around the room. Tile that meets the trim without a filler strip. Finish work is slow, fussy, and the reason a remodel either looks custom or looks close enough — we build it to look custom.
Talk it over with MattKitchens, vanities, and built-ins made for the wall they go on instead of the nearest stock size.
Showers, floors, and feature walls laid out so the cuts land where you would want them.
Trim, millwork, shelving, and beam work with joints that stay tight through Florida humidity.
Backsplashes to full-floor patterns, set flat and grouted clean on new builds and remodels.
Real prep, caulked seams, sharp cut lines, and a site that gets swept before we leave.
Flat walls and patches that vanish into the surrounding surface, even under side lighting.
Stains, glazes, and texture work matched to the woodwork and the age of the house.
Since 2008
Locally owned & operated
About us
All Beaches Remodeling and Repair is locally owned by Matt Shearer — in business since 2008, with over 25 years of hands-on experience in the trades. He learned this work on job sites, not in a showroom, and he is still on site every day rather than behind a desk.
Most of what we do is finish work: cabinetry that fits the wall it was built for, tile laid out so the cuts land where they should, trim with tight joints, walls that look right in raking light. It takes longer. It also still looks good in ten years, which is the part people remember.
Estimates are free and written out plainly, so you can see the scope, the materials, and the cost before you decide anything.
Recent work
Our work
Kitchens, baths, entries and commercial spaces — photographed after the last piece of trim went on. Pick a category to narrow it down.
Before & after
Same room, same footprint — different house. Slide the handle across each photo.
Front Entry
A white 8-panel door with sidelites replaced by gray double French doors, black hardware and warm interior light.
Front Porch
A light blue oval stained-glass door rebuilt as tan 6-lite double doors with black hardware on the same porch.
Brick Entry
Red brick archway with ornate oval-glass doors, rebuilt with white-painted brick, black glass doors and ferns.
Laundry Room
Wire shelving over front-load washers rebuilt with white shaker cabinets, a black faucet and medallion tile.
Shower Niche
In-progress diagonal tile around an open niche, finished with marble trim and a hexagon mosaic shelf.
Media Wall
A bare TV wall rebuilt as custom built-ins with white uppers, a wood-plank backdrop and black lower cabinets.
Living Room Fireplace
Close view of the fireplace wall: carpet and beige tile rebuilt with wide-plank floors and a refinished surround.
Living Room
Wide view of the same living room, finished with wood floors, styled shelves, a piano and a mounted TV.
Master Bath Vanity
Makeup-desk vanity rebuilt with gray cabinets, a white quartz top, framed mirror and glass 4-light fixture.
Master Bath Double Vanity
The bathroom's full-width vanity, rebuilt with gray raised-panel cabinets and a white quartz top.
Reviews
“On time, cleaned up daily, and the attention to detail was incredible. The finished space looks better than we pictured it.”
“Very responsive and finished the project in a timely manner. Easy to reach and easy to work with from start to finish.”
“Matt is honest and professional, and he genuinely goes above and beyond for his customers. Hard to find that these days.”
“Our bathroom remodel came out beautifully — impeccable workmanship and great communication the whole way through.”
How it works
Tell him what you are thinking about. Rough ideas are fine — no pressure either way.
You hear back within a day, then walk the space together and talk through what it takes.
Scope and price in writing, and a schedule you can actually plan your week around.
Get in touch
Call or text and you reach Matt Shearer himself. Estimates are free, questions are welcome, and nobody here is going to chase you for a signature.
