Perfect TouchTile & Stone (904) 614-5333

Tile installer on Amelia Island and Fernandina Beach

Custom tile and stone for island homes: showers, stone floors, pool decks and outdoor kitchens, from Fernandina Beach and its historic district to the oceanfront and the Plantation.

Raised spa in pebble mosaic on a travertine pool deck
  • 26 miStraight-line from downtown Jacksonville, by I-95 north to A1A (SR 200) across the Shave Bridge
  • Owner-builtKonstantin estimates and sets every job himself
  • 5.0From 15 Google reviews

Tile for island homes

Amelia Island is the barrier island at the top of Florida's Atlantic coast, home to Fernandina Beach, the Amelia Island Plantation and miles of oceanfront homes. It is a straight run up I-95 and across the Shave Bridge from Jacksonville.

Homes on the island ask more of tile than most. Primary baths with marble-look walls and large walk-in showers, natural stone that has to be sealed against salt air, pool decks and coping that live in sun and chlorine, and outdoor kitchens and fireplaces on the lanai. That is the same work in the Perfect Touch gallery, done by the owner himself.

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Tile contractor for Fernandina Beach and Amelia Island homes

Built for salt air and second homes

Many island homes sit empty for weeks at a time. Tile and stone are chosen and sealed so they hold up to humidity and salt air while nobody is home: porcelain where water and sand come in, breathable sealers on travertine and marble, and grout that resists staining.

Historic Fernandina Beach homes

The Victorian and early 1900s houses around Centre Street have floors and walls that are rarely flat or square. Layout gets planned around that, so a new hexagon or subway tile bath looks like it belongs in the house.

Oceanfront and Plantation homes

Large-format marble-look porcelain through the living areas, curbless showers with linear drains, travertine pool decks and stacked stone outdoor kitchens: the high-end end of the trade, where layout and flat, lippage-free floors matter most.

Custom tile showers on Amelia Island

The primary bath is where most island remodels start. Konstantin builds walk-in and curbless showers with linear drains, recessed niches lined up with the grout joints, built-in benches and pebble or hexagon floors, in marble-look porcelain, natural stone or glazed tile. Every one starts the same way: a bonded waterproofing membrane over the walls, floor and bench before any tile goes on, which matters even more in a home that sits empty for weeks in the island humidity.

See how they are built on the custom tile showers page, or browse the shower photos in the gallery. Pool decks and coping are on pool tile, outdoor kitchens on outdoor kitchens and stone veneer.

  • Black-veined marble-look shower with a dark floor
  • Deep green vertical tile shower with a lit niche and a pebble floor
  • Marble-look shower with a vertical mosaic stripe, three niches and a linear drain
  • Walk-in marble-look shower with a linear drain and a hexagon floor
  • Travertine terrace with a stone fireplace and columns
  • Outdoor kitchen with a stacked stone wall and a porcelain floor under a wood ceiling
  • Pool steps in blue glass mosaic with stone treads
  • Calacatta-look large-format porcelain floor in an open room
  • Outdoor kitchen with an iridescent mosaic backsplash and a stone veneer island
  • Screened pool with a travertine-look deck and a stacked stone column

Who installs custom tile showers on Amelia Island?

Perfect Touch Tile & Stone, a Jacksonville tile company in business since 2005, builds custom showers, stone floors, pool decks and outdoor kitchens on Amelia Island and in Fernandina Beach. The owner, Konstantin, estimates and sets every job himself and is rated 5.0 across 15 Google reviews. Call or text (904) 614-5333.

How do you keep stone and tile looking good near the ocean on Amelia Island?

Choose porcelain where sand, salt and wet feet come in, and seal natural stone such as travertine and marble with a breathable penetrating sealer, renewed every one to two years near the ocean or a pool. Rinse salt off outdoor tile, use pH-neutral cleaners on stone, and keep soft movement joints in sunny lanais and pool decks.

Does Perfect Touch Tile travel from Jacksonville to Fernandina Beach?

Yes. Amelia Island and Fernandina Beach are part of the regular service area, about 40 minutes up I-95 and A1A from Jacksonville. Konstantin comes out for the estimate in person, then works on site through the job. Text a few photos of the space to (904) 614-5333 to get started.

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