Outdoor Kitchen Installers in York

We chose porcelain for easy cleaning. Backhouse Construction & Landscaping set it dead level and tied the counter neatly into the patio.

Midweek tea now happens outside.

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 matched the cladding to our fence so the kitchen blends in. Stools tuck away cleanly and there’s room to plate up.

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.

Dan suggested a narrow pull-out for oils and spice beside the grill. No hunting mid service.

He added a towel hook exactly where your hand reaches.

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

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

The sink drains to a quiet gully, chairs glide, and the counter edge sits kind on wrists. Backhouse Construction & Landscaping thought it through.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping created a compact L that still fits a proper chop zone, a sink with real pressure and a bar that catches last sun. Plates park on a shelf below the worktop, then head to the table.

The flow feels right.

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

The terrace feels finished.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping balanced looks with function. Stone for heft, porcelain for easy cleaning and a discreet gully so water disappears.

The fridge shelf saves crouching and the towel hook lives where your hand naturally goes. It’s a kitchen we actually use, not just show off.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping delivered a weatherproof kitchen with stone tops, brick surround and a neat slot drain. Prep space fits real platters, fridge sits in reach and the whole area wipes in minutes.

We’re outdoors more than in.