Yes, when it is built for it - weather-rated appliances, drainable cabinetry, and water lines that can be blown out in the fall.
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Outdoor Kitchens in Sandwich, Illinois
An outdoor kitchen is a real build: a masonry or framed base on a proper footing, weather-rated cabinetry and doors, a durable counter surface, and utilities - gas, power, sometimes water - run and sleeved before the surrounding patio goes down.
The three questions that decide the budget are what appliances you want, what the counters and facing are made of, and how large the run needs to be. We work through those with you before anything is ordered, so the number you get is the number you pay.
The most common regret we hear is a kitchen built too small. Landing space beside the grill and a spot to set a tray matter more than an extra burner.
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What's Included
- Grill islands, built-in grills and side burners
- Refrigeration, storage drawers and access doors
- Granite, porcelain and concrete countertops
- Stone, brick and paver facing to match the patio
- Gas, electrical and water rough-in coordination
- Bar seating, serving ledges and task lighting
Outdoor Kitchens Pricing
Starting at $10,000 per project in Sandwich and the surrounding Fox Valley communities.
Modular grill island
Prefab island set on an existing patioStarting at $10,000
per projectMasonry kitchen
Built-in counter, storage and appliance cutoutsStarting at $200
per linear footFull custom build
Counter, appliances, utilities and finishesStarting at $25,000
per projectUtility runs
Gas, water and electric to the kitchenQuoted
after site reviewStarting prices are entry points for work in the Sandwich and Fox Valley area, not quotes. Final pricing depends on access, grade, drainage, material choice and the size of the job, and is set after a free on-site visit and measure.
Why It Matters
Built for winter
Materials and appliances specified for freeze-thaw exposure, not a mild climate.
Utilities planned first
Gas and power are sleeved under the patio during construction so nothing is cut open later.
Right-sized
Enough counter on both sides of the grill, and a work triangle that actually functions when you are hosting.
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Common Questions
Can an outdoor kitchen stay out all winter here?
Do I need a gas line?
What counter material holds up best?
Granite and porcelain are the most forgiving outdoors. Some quartz products discolor in direct sun, so we steer away from them.
Only if you want a built-in gas grill or burner. Otherwise a propane setup works, and we can still sleeve for gas in case you upgrade later.
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