Outdoor Kitchen Installers in Molescroft

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.

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

Feels sorted.

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 placed the tap so pans fill without gymnastics and set the grill lid to miss the beam. Circuits are labelled, switches tucked from rain and photos filed for future reference.

Cooking outdoors stopped being a novelty and became normal.

Dan treated smoke like weather, not guesswork. He checked the breeze with thread, shifted heat to a calmer pocket and made sure the grill lid clears the beam.

A narrow shelf sits beneath the counter for plates mid service, a tiny lip stops slides and a towel hook lands exactly where your hand goes. He labelled circuits in plain English. We no longer bump into each other or bring trays inside halfway through. It feels strangely peaceful to cook.

Dan placed lights low so faces look kind and boards stay visible. He set a slim shelf below the counter with a lip so plates don’t wander and labelled the breaker in plain words.

Serving makes sense now. We finish with tea outside rather than dragging it back in.

Groundworks, paving and the kitchen went in one calm sequence by Backhouse Construction & Landscaping. Counter height is comfortable, sink drains fast and the corner now feels like an extra room.

Dan planned the layout around how I grill. Sink by prep, fridge in reach, bin hidden.

It flows, nothing cramped, and clean-up is quick.

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

The terrace feels finished.

We wanted an outdoor kitchen that blends with the garden rather than shouting at it. Backhouse Construction & Landscaping matched cladding to the fence and set porcelain that wipes in seconds.

The fridge shelf sits at an easy reach and a slim hook keeps towels off the counter. Weeknights are calmer.

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

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping delivered groundworks, paving and the kitchen in one tidy sequence. The stone top is cool for pastry, the drain hides, and the fridge shelf sits at a sensible height.

Seating faces evening light while smoke drifts the other way. It reads like part of the garden rather than a set piece.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping built a compact kitchen that blends with the patio. Stone tops steady, lighting gentle, sink drains properly.

We use it midweek.

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.

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.