Outdoor Kitchens in Cedar Park
Grill islands, bars, sinks and fridges under a cover designed for them, with the greenbelt as the backdrop. One local crew for the structure, masonry, electrical and gas, so the kitchen and the roof over it fit together.
- Cedar Park Based, S Lakeline Blvd
- Building Since 2015
- Fully Insured
- Permits & HOA Handled
Kitchen and Cover, Designed as One
Build the island first and cover it later, and the posts land in the wrong places.
A grill needs clearance and venting. A fridge needs shade and a circuit. A bar needs light and a fan overhead. Designed as one project, the posts land where they should, wiring runs in the roof, the grill vents properly and the whole thing looks planned. On Cedar Park’s larger west-side lots there’s room to do it right.
We design both at your consultation: island layout, appliance cutouts, counter heights and seating, and the cover above with the right height, ventilation and lighting. Then one continuous build.
- Grill islands, L- and U-shaped kitchens
- Bars with seating and pendant lighting
- Sinks, fridges, kegerators, burners and smokers
- Stone, stucco, brick or tile finishes
- Granite, quartzite or concrete counters
- Gas, electrical and plumbing coordinated
Outdoor Kitchen Options
From a grill island to a second kitchen.
Grill islands
Built-in grill, storage and counter space.
Full kitchens
L- or U-shaped with grill, burners, sink and refrigeration.
Bars
Raised bar tops with seating under a cover with a fan and pendants.
Fire features
Fire pits and fireplaces coordinated with the structure.
Pizza ovens and smokers
Built-in with proper venting.
Covers built for kitchens
Height, ventilation and lighting planned around the appliances.
Materials That Survive the Sun
Heat, UV and the occasional freeze are hard on outdoor kitchens.
Steel or block framing instead of wood near heat. Stone or stucco that doesn’t fade. Granite or quartzite counters that shrug off sun and spills. Outdoor-rated stainless appliances with proper clearances. And a cover overhead that keeps it all, and you, out of the direct sun.
Outdoor Kitchen FAQ, Cedar Park
What does an outdoor kitchen cost?
A grill island starts in the low five figures; full kitchens with multiple appliances, stone and a cover cost considerably more. Fixed quote after design.
Permit?
Gas, electrical and plumbing require permits and licensed trades; the cover requires a building permit. We coordinate all of it.
My own grill?
Yes. We build to its cutout dimensions and clearances.
Gas line?
We coordinate a licensed plumber for gas and a licensed electrician for circuits.
How long?
Design and quote in days; permits a few weeks; construction one to three weeks.
Cook Outside, Under a Roof Made for It
Book a free consultation. We’ll design the kitchen and the cover together and quote in writing.
- Kitchen and cover designed together
- One crew, one schedule
- Fixed written quote
Prefer to talk now? (512) 271-5257