
Outdoor Kitchens and Fireplaces in the San Antonio Area
Outdoor kitchens and stone fireplaces: covered places to cook and gather outside.
- Specialist tradesmen
- Insured
- Priced per job
What we do
An outdoor kitchen can be a counter and a grill under a cover, or a full outdoor room with a fireplace. Tell us how you like to cook and how many people you host. If you need a patio slab first, include it in the request.
Stone fireplaces
Real masonry fireplaces, built in place, like the timber-frame outdoor kitchen with a stone fireplace, this cedar pavilion and a pool house.
Counters and cooking space
Custom concrete counters and room to cook, like the counters on this rebuilt covered patio.
Covered outdoor kitchens
A roof over the cooking area, from timber frames to metal roofs, built the same way as our patio covers.
Fire pits
Gas fire pits for the patio.
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Recent work
All projects 9 photos
Outdoor Kitchen with a Masonry Fireplace
A timber frame outdoor kitchen with a true stone fireplace, from the reinforced concrete slabs to the firebox and chimney. 18 photos
Covered Patio Rebuild with a Metal Roof
The old patio roof came off and a new one went up, with a synthetic felt waterproof membrane under a metal roof. 31 photos
Cedar Pavilion with a Stone Fireplace and Outdoor Kitchen
A cedar pavilion built from the slab up, with a real masonry fireplace and chimney, stone columns and a stone outdoor kitchen. 10 photos
Pool House, Carport and Herringbone Brick Walk
A pool house with a stone fireplace, an outdoor kitchen and a bath, plus a carport with a fish-scale gable and a herringbone brick walk through the yard. 5 photos
Outdoor Kitchen with a Reclaimed Wood Wall
An outdoor kitchen built inside a metal pavilion, with a reclaimed wood wall behind the counters and stone bases on the posts. 1 photo
Cedar Outdoor Kitchen Under a Porch
Cedar cabinet bases for an outdoor kitchen, built under a porch with a cedar ceiling and a stone wall. 1 photo
Rustic Cedar Outdoor Bar
A rustic cedar bar with a raised top and a matching cedar cabinet for an outdoor kitchen.
How to get started
- Tell us about the job. The scope of work and a day that suits you.
- We confirm a time. By phone or email, for your first meeting.
- We meet and price it. After the meeting you get a price for the work you described.
What to include in your request
- Describe the cooking, preparation, seating and gathering areas you want.
- Note appliances or fixtures you already have in mind, and whether a roof or fireplace is part of the project.
- Mention existing water, electrical or gas connections and share photos of the slab or yard. Utility work must be included in the scope discussion.
Common questions
- Can an outdoor kitchen have a fireplace?
- Yes. This outdoor kitchen has a timber frame and a stone fireplace with a chimney.
- Can it go under a roof?
- Yes. We can build a patio cover over it in the same job.
- Can you build the fireplace and chimney from scratch?
- Yes. This cedar pavilion has a firebrick firebox and a stone chimney built in place.
Where we work
Based in Stockdale, TX. We come to the property, usually within 90 miles, including Nixon, La Vernia, Poth, Floresville, New Berlin, Smiley, Elmendorf, Seguin, New Braunfels, San Antonio, Poteet and Kerrville.
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