Services
Outdoor kitchens
GFCI receptacles, lighting, and dedicated circuits for the fridge, the grill, and the heaters. Rated for weather.
Power each part
Plan the electrical around the finished kitchen.
The fridge, grill, heaters, lighting, and receptacles each need to land where the outdoor kitchen will actually be used.
Dedicated circuits
Identify the fixed equipment and the loads that need their own planned connection.
GFCI receptacles
Put useful power near preparation and serving areas while accounting for the outdoor location.
Lighting and controls
Plan task and gathering light around counters, cooking equipment, paths, and the way the space works after dark.
Before the finishes
Set the routes before stone, counters, and appliances close them in.
Equipment details, weather exposure, and the finished layout are easier to coordinate before the patio kitchen is built around them.
Bring the equipment list
The fridge, grill, heaters, and other fixed equipment establish the loads and final connection points.
Mark the finished layout
Counters, cabinets, stone, paths, and appliance openings determine where wiring and devices need to land.
Plan for outdoor exposure
Select and place the electrical equipment around the weather conditions it will meet after the kitchen is finished.
Designing an outdoor kitchen? Bring the appliance list before the patio is finished.
Show us the layout, the equipment, and the route back to the panel. We will quote the circuits, receptacles, and lighting around the finished plan.
Questions
Outdoor kitchen questions
Bring the make and model information you have for the fridge, grill, heaters, and other fixed equipment, plus the latest kitchen layout. We will review the loads and locations in person.
Yes. Their location, exposure, intended use, and required protection all belong in the plan. We review the finished layout before deciding where the devices and wiring should go.
Plan it before stone, counters, cabinets, and appliances restrict the routes. Early coordination helps the circuits, lighting, and receptacles land in the finished positions.