Proof
Kitchens we've built.
What this is
An outdoor kitchen is masonry first: a block or steel-framed island, faced in stone or brick veneer, with a stone or granite counter on top. The grill, side burner, refrigerator and sink drop into that structure. Done right, it's as permanent as the patio it sits on.
Because we're already building the deck and patio, the kitchen is planned with them — footings under the island, the gas and electric runs trenched while the ground is open, and the veneer chosen to match the coping and walls so the whole yard reads as one design.
From a straight grill island to an L-shaped kitchen with bar seating facing the pool, the scope is yours. We'll tell you honestly what the site supports and what each piece adds.
What goes in
A built-in gas grill with counter space either side — the core of every layout.
Granite or stone tops, doors and drawers built into the masonry.
Outdoor-rated refrigeration and a sink with proper water and drain lines.
A raised counter with stools facing the pool, so the cook stays in the conversation.
Proof
Finishes
Veneer and counters are chosen alongside your coping and deck samples so nothing looks bolted on.
How it goes
We walk the space with you — where you cook, where people sit, where the gas and water can run — and write an itemized estimate.
Footings poured and gas, electric and water lines trenched while the patio is open.
The island is framed in block or steel and made ready for veneer and counters.
Stone or brick facing set by hand; counters templated, cut and installed.
Grill, fridge and sink dropped in, connections made by licensed trades, and a walk-through with you.
Questions
Not necessarily — some grills run on propane in a built-in tank cabinet. A natural gas line is the nicer long-term answer, and it's easy to add while the deck is open.
Usually, yes. Ledgestone and fieldstone veneers come in enough variety that we can get very close, and we bring samples.
Gas and electric work does, and we coordinate the licensed trades and the township. The masonry itself is generally straightforward.
Yes, if the base can carry it — we'll check. If we're rebuilding the deck anyway, doing both at once is simpler and cheaper.
Where we do this
Montgomery and Chester counties are home turf, and we travel across Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware for the right project.
Related services
Free estimate
Tell us how to reach you and we'll come walk the yard with you — you'll get a clear written estimate, usually within the week.
Call or text — 610-316-1036
Email — PriceRightPools@gmail.com