Outdoor Kitchen Installers in Malton

Dan added a pull out for oils, labelled the breaker and tucked the cable for the cooler. Easy to live with.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping wrapped the messy corner into a clean L that keeps movement flowing. The bin hides yet sits exactly where you need it.

Stools face the view and the prep corner sits in soft shade. First shower after handover and the counter didn’t streak once.

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

Evenings feel cosy without glare.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping used a stone that shrugs spills and chose lighting that shows the board, not faces. Calm and practical.

Heat gaps were Dan’s first note. He set a stainless strip behind the hob that wipes clean and a prep shelf sized for elbows to live peacefully.

Calm guidance, tidy execution.

Dan mapped the route from kitchen door to table, then flipped our plan so plates stop doing laps. He added a landing ledge by the door, a second beside the grill and ran a tidy cable for the cooler that nobody trips on.

Low lights make food look inviting, not theatre bright. The paddle finally has a slot, the tap reaches pans, and after the first tidy everything felt obvious. We’ve cooked outside more in a week than last summer.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping used porcelain that looks like stone without the upkeep. Joints meet cleanly and chairs glide without catching.

The terrace feels finished.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping rebuilt our patio corner into a real outdoor kitchen. Stone worktop, porcelain splash, discreet sockets and a sink that drains to a hidden gully.

The counter height suits both of us and the fridge shelf stops crouching. It feels like a room we can hose.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping lined the run with paving joints so it looks intentional from the house. Surfaces wipe in minutes.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping turned a dead patio corner into a working kitchen that feels like part of the house. Stone tops meet the porcelain neatly, stools slide under without knees knocking and the sink runs to a quiet drain, not a puddle.

Lighting is warm enough to see a blade yet gentle on eyes. The bar sits out of the cook’s way so chat keeps moving. Storage swallows trays, oils and the blender. We made tea out there in drizzle and stayed, which tells you everything.

Dan created a tiny perch for hot pans, put the paddle in its own slot and kept cables out of sight. Smooth work.

Footprint stayed modest, function went up. Backhouse Construction & Landscaping gave us a proper chop zone, a clean sink and a calm bar that faces the view.

Surfaces clear in moments, so tidying isn’t a chore. It looks effortless because the thinking’s done.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping handled base, paving and the kitchen in one steady run. The porcelain meets the threshold cleanly so there’s no stubbed toes, the stone doesn’t glare at dusk and the hidden gully takes water away without fuss.

Stools face the view rather than the wall. Friends thought it was original, which is the nicest result. We’ve already used it on a Tuesday with jackets zipped, because it takes no effort to set up or clear.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping chose a stone that shrugs off spills. Edges are gentle on wrists and the counter doesn’t glare at night.

Stylish without being precious.

Dan watched how we move between house and table, then flipped the layout so plates land on a ledge by the door. He placed the oven out of the breeze and tucked a socket where the cooler sits.

It all feels instinctive and there’s no awkward shuffling mid service.