Outdoor Kitchen Installers in Broughton

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping aligned everything with the pergola posts so the terrace reads designed. We linger longer, even in jumpers.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping built a modest footprint that works hard. Storage fits real trays, a shelf lives under the worktop for plates mid service and the fridge sits at an easy reach.

Cleaning takes minutes, which keeps us using it when the weather’s iffy. It feels like an extra room without walls.

Dan tested the breeze with thread, checked grill clearance and added a pull out for oils. No more hunting mid turn.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping placed a sociable bar where chat gathers but doesn’t block the cook. Stools slide in neatly and clean-down is quick.

Dan suggested a prep corner with a lip so nothing wanders off the board. He routed a neat conduit for power, set lights that flatter food and placed the bin where your foot expects the pedal.

Small ideas, big comfort while cooking.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping positioned the bar away from the heat while keeping conversation close. Stools line up, the surface wipes fast and the run meets the pergola posts exactly.

Friends assume it came with the house, which is the nicest compliment.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping set a narrow bar beside prep so chat and chopping sit together without colliding. From the kitchen window the run looks intentional.

The lighting is gentle and practical. Backhouse Construction & Landscaping tucked power beneath the bar, so cables don’t clutter.

Evenings feel cosy without glare.

Oven went where gusts can’t bully it. Dan added a towel hook where you actually grab and a slender shelf for oil and salt right beside the hob.

It sounds small, but it saves ten trips. The corner now acts like a little restaurant line.

Dan shifted the grill from the gusts and set a landing shelf by the door. Plates move without fuss.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping placed the fridge shelf at a sensible height, hid the bin yet kept it handy and lined the run with paving joints.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping treated the project like a tiny restaurant line. Base poured flat, porcelain through from the doors and a stone counter that doesn’t glare at dusk.

The sink falls to a hidden channel, the bar sits where chat gathers and the grill lives out of the breeze. Friends assumed it was original. We just smile and hand them plates.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping matched the timber with our pergola so the kitchen blends into the terrace. The counter height suits both of us and the stools face the view, not the wall.

Clean up happens in minutes, which means Tuesday burgers are no longer a faff.

Dan set low lights that show the board, not the neighbours. The paddle finally has a slot.

Feels sorted.

We asked for something sleek that cleans easily. Backhouse Construction & Landscaping used porcelain that shrugs spills and matched cladding to the fence.

A slim shelf under the counter takes plates mid service so the top stays clear. The whole corner feels unhurried, which is the point.