Outdoor kitchens in Charleston, SC

An outdoor kitchen is a built-in cooking and serving area: a block base, a veneer finish, a countertop and openings for your appliances. We design the layout in 3D and build the structure. You choose the appliances separately, and we design around their exact dimensions.

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What to know about outdoor kitchens

How outdoor kitchens are priced

Priced by length and finish, from your design

The price depends on length, veneer, countertop, curves, raised bars and utilities. Our projects start at $10,000.

What is included

A layout planned around your appliances, prep space and traffic flow
A block base on a proper footing or slab
Structural ties and framing
A veneer finish in stone, brick or stucco
Concrete countertop, or handling and setting of a granite top
Electrical and gas rough-in preparation coordinated with licensed trades

Materials

Kitchens are built from block with a veneer of stone, brick or stucco. Countertops can be poured concrete, or a granite top fabricated by a countertop shop that we handle and set. We show veneer, countertop and patio surface together.

What we plan for around Charleston

Placement away from where smoke and heat drift into the house
Gas, water and electric runs that need licensed trades and sometimes permits
Salt air near the coast, which affects appliance and hardware choices
Flood zones on parts of the coast that can limit what you can build and where

Questions about outdoor kitchens

Do you supply the appliances?

Appliances are chosen separately. We design and build the structure and openings around the exact models you pick.

Can an outdoor kitchen be added to an existing patio?

Often yes, but the patio has to be stable and large enough. We assess this during your free estimate.

How much does an outdoor kitchen cost?

Kitchens are priced by length, finish and utilities, so we price them from your design. Our projects start at $10,000.

Outdoor kitchens near you

We build across the Charleston area. Pick your community to see what is different about building there.