Built in masonry, not framed
Many prefabricated islands use a metal or wood frame covered in a thin finish. We build ours like a wall: a concrete footing, a reinforced block core, and a finish of stone veneer, brick or stucco. A masonry island does not rot, rust or warp, and it holds up to years of sun and grilling.
Designed around how you cook
We plan the layout with you during the estimate: where the grill sits relative to the house and the wind, how much prep and serving counter you want, whether you want a bar-height seating ledge, and space for a side burner, refrigerator, sink, storage doors or a pizza oven. We leave the openings and clearances your appliances need.
Pair it with a patio and fire feature
An outdoor kitchen is often one piece of a bigger backyard. We can pour the stamped concrete patio it sits on and build a matching fireplace or fire pit, so the whole space is designed and built by one crew.
What we offer
- BBQ islands
- Full outdoor kitchens
- Outdoor bars and seating ledges
- Pizza oven surrounds
- Stone, brick or stucco finishes
- Countertops and caps
- Openings for grills, fridges, sinks and doors
Recent projects
Frequently asked questions
How long does it take to build an outdoor kitchen?
It depends on the size and finishes. A straightforward BBQ island moves much faster than a full kitchen with a bar and appliances. We give you a timeline with your estimate.
Do you supply the grill and appliances?
Most customers choose their own grill and appliances. We build the island to the exact cutout sizes and clearances those units require.
What countertop works best outdoors?
Materials that tolerate heat and direct sun hold up best. We review options during the design visit and make sure the island structure suits the top you choose.
