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Outdoor Kitchens & BBQ Islands in Stuart, Florida

Grills, stone counters, sinks and fire, designed with the pool as one project and built by one crew.

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The short answer

An outdoor kitchen is a built-in cooking and gathering area: a BBQ island with a grill, counters, storage, and often a sink, refrigerator and fire feature. CoastLife Pools designs and builds them across the Treasure Coast, handling framing, masonry, countertops, appliances, plumbing, gas and electrical with one crew. Designed with a pool, the utilities go in once and the whole backyard moves through one permit set.

What We Build

BBQ Islands
Built-in grills, side burners and bar seating, framed in masonry or marine-grade materials.
Stone Countertops
Granite and other stone, sized for prep and serving, and chosen to hold up to sun and salt.
Storage & Cabinets
Outdoor-rated cabinets and drawers that do not swell, warp or rust.
Sinks & Refrigeration
Sinks with hot and cold plumbing, and outdoor refrigerators.
Pizza Ovens & Smokers
Dedicated stations for the cooks who want more than a grill.
Fire & Hardscape
Wood or gas fire features, plus the pavers, tile and stonework around it all.

One Project, Not Two

Most outdoor kitchens get bolted on after a pool is finished. That means trenching gas and electric through a brand new deck, pavers that do not quite match, and a second round of permits.

When the kitchen is on the plan from day one, utility runs go in during pool construction, the island sits on the same engineered deck, materials match, and the whole backyard moves through one permit set instead of two. If you are planning a new pool or a remodel, that is the moment to add the kitchen.

Draft beer tower on a marble outdoor kitchen counter with bar seating behind it

Built to Live Outside

A Treasure Coast outdoor kitchen lives in salt air, UV and summer downpours. We spec materials accordingly, and we place the kitchen for breeze, smoke, shade and the sight line to the pool, because whoever is grilling is usually also watching swimmers.

Materials that last outside versus ones that do not
What we useWhat fails outside
Island framingMasonry or marine-grade framingWood that swells and rots
CountertopsGranite and other stoneSurfaces that fade or stain in sun
AppliancesStainless, outdoor-ratedIndoor units that rust out
StorageOutdoor-rated cabinets and drawersIndoor cabinetry
UtilitiesPermitted gas, circuits and plumbingExtension cords and hoses

How a Kitchen Project Runs

  1. Design. layout, appliances, counters and position in the yard, shown with the pool and patio in the 3D design.
  2. Permits. gas, electrical and plumbing drawn and permitted, on the same set as the pool when there is one.
  3. Utilities. gas lines, circuits and plumbing run before the deck and pavers go down.
  4. Build. the island is framed, faced and topped, and the surrounding hardscape is finished.
  5. Appliances and walkthrough. appliances are installed and connected, inspections pass, and we show you how everything runs.

Kitchens sit inside our broader outdoor living work: patios, decks and coping, pergolas, lighting and screen enclosures. Bring the whole wish list and we will phase it into a plan and a budget.

Outdoor Kitchen Questions

Can you add an outdoor kitchen to an existing pool deck?
Yes. We verify the deck can carry the island's weight, cut in utility runs with as little disruption as possible, and match or complement the existing pavers. It is more surgery than building on an open site, which is why we push to design kitchens into pool projects from the start when we can.
Do outdoor kitchens need a permit in Martin County?
Gas lines, dedicated electrical circuits and plumbed sinks involve permits and inspections. We pull them. When the kitchen is part of a pool project, those trades are inspected on the same schedule as the pool.
What materials hold up to salt air?
Masonry or marine-grade framing instead of wood that swells, stone counters instead of surfaces that fade, and stainless, outdoor-rated appliances instead of indoor units that rust out.
Can you install appliances I already bought?
Yes. We install the appliances you choose and connect the plumbing, gas and electrical behind them so everything runs safely.
Do you renovate existing outdoor kitchens?
Yes. A new countertop, a bigger grill, or a fridge where the empty cabinet bay has always been are all common add-ons.
How much does an outdoor kitchen cost?
It varies widely with size, appliances and stone. We quote from a real design, not a price per foot, so you know exactly what is included, and larger projects can be financed through Lyon Financial.
Can I build the kitchen without a new pool?
Yes. Standalone kitchen projects, permits included, are something we build for yards where the pool is already in.

We build outdoor kitchens across Stuart, Palm City, Jensen Beach, Hobe Sound, Sewall's Point, Port St. Lucie, Tradition, Jupiter and Palm Beach Gardens. We also take on select projects in other counties. If you are not sure we cover your area, just ask.

Part of our outdoor living work.
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