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Outdoor kitchens built in, not rolled out.

Masonry grill islands, counters, fire pits, and seat walls, planned with the patio so the whole space works as one.

Outdoor kitchen island with a kamado grill and a bar counter running back to the house

What we build

  • Grill islands

    Straight, L-shaped, and U-shaped masonry islands built around your grill, with stone counters.

  • Bars and counters

    Raised counters with seating, plus cutouts for refrigerators, sinks, and storage doors.

  • Fire pits

    Built from the same block or stone as the patio, placed where people will actually sit.

  • Seat walls

    Low walls that edge the patio, add seating, and give the space a finished boundary.

Stone outdoor kitchen with a built-in grill and sink behind loungers on a paver patio

Planned with the patio, not added after.

A kitchen that looks like it belongs was decided before the first paver went down.

  1. Lay out the space

    Where the grill, counter, seating, and fire sit relative to the door, the view, and each other.

  2. Rough in before the pavers

    Footings and any utility runs go in first, so nothing gets cut up later.

  3. Build the masonry

    Block structure, then a stone or block face matched to the patio and walls.

  4. Counters and fit-out

    Stone counters set, appliances and doors fitted, and everything checked before we hand it over.

Recent outdoor kitchens

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Common questions

Usually, yes. We size the island and the cutouts to the appliances you choose, whether they are new or already on your patio.

Often. We look at how the patio was built first, because a masonry island needs proper support under it.

If you can, yes. Planning them together means footings and utilities go in before the surface, and the materials match.

Tell us about your project.

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