Outdoor Kitchen Contractors in Newtown, PA

Transform Your Backyard Into an Entertainment Hub

Custom outdoor kitchen installation that turns your outdoor space into the gathering place your family actually uses.

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Custom Outdoor Kitchen Installation Newtown

Finally, an Outdoor Space That Works

You’re tired of running back and forth between your indoor kitchen and the grill when you’re entertaining. You want a real outdoor cooking setup that handles everything from weeknight dinners to weekend parties.

A properly designed outdoor kitchen changes how you use your backyard. No more missing conversations because you’re stuck inside prepping food. No more juggling plates and platters across the yard. Just everything you need in one well-planned space.

Your guests stay engaged, your cooking stays simple, and your outdoor space finally becomes the center of activity instead of an afterthought. That’s what happens when your outdoor kitchen actually makes sense for how you live and entertain.

Newtown Outdoor Kitchen Builders

We Build Outdoor Kitchens That Last

Spennato Landscaping has been creating outdoor living spaces in Newtown and throughout Bucks County for years. We understand Pennsylvania weather and what it takes to build outdoor kitchens that perform season after season.

We’re not just landscapers who dabble in outdoor kitchens. We specialize in creating functional outdoor cooking spaces that integrate seamlessly with your existing landscape and home design. Every project gets the same attention to detail, whether you’re adding a simple grilling station or a full outdoor kitchen with all the amenities.

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Outdoor Kitchen Design Process

Here's How We Handle Your Project

We start with a site visit to understand your space, how you entertain, and what you’re hoping to accomplish. This isn’t about selling you the biggest outdoor kitchen possible. It’s about designing something that actually fits your lifestyle and your yard.

Next, we create a design that works with your existing landscape and home architecture. We handle all the technical details – gas lines, electrical, drainage, permits – so you don’t have to worry about the behind-the-scenes requirements.

Installation happens in phases to minimize disruption to your yard. We protect your existing landscaping, work efficiently, and clean up completely each day. You’ll know exactly what to expect and when to expect it from start to finish.

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What's Included in Your Outdoor Kitchen

Every outdoor kitchen installation includes site preparation, utility connections, and professional-grade construction using materials designed for outdoor use. We handle gas line installation, electrical work, and any necessary drainage to ensure everything functions properly.

You’ll get custom countertops, built-in storage solutions, and appliance installation with proper ventilation. We work with your preferred appliances or can recommend options that fit your cooking style and budget.

The project includes integration with your existing landscape design, proper lighting for evening use, and complete cleanup. We also provide guidance on maintenance and care to keep your outdoor kitchen looking and functioning like new for years to come.

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Outdoor kitchen costs vary significantly based on size, appliances, and features, typically ranging from $15,000 for a basic setup to $50,000+ for fully equipped spaces. The biggest cost factors are appliance choices, countertop materials, and utility connections. We provide detailed estimates after understanding your specific needs and space requirements. Most homeowners in the Newtown area invest between $25,000-$40,000 for a well-equipped outdoor kitchen that includes quality appliances, stone countertops, storage, and proper utility connections. The investment often pays for itself through increased property value and reduced wear on your indoor kitchen.
For Pennsylvania’s climate, you need appliances specifically designed for outdoor use with proper weather sealing and materials that handle temperature fluctuations. Stainless steel construction is essential, but look for marine-grade or outdoor-rated stainless that won’t corrode. Built-in gas grills, side burners, and refrigeration designed for outdoor use perform best. We recommend brands that offer good warranty coverage and local service support. Many homeowners also include outdoor-rated ice makers, warming drawers, and storage solutions. The key is choosing appliances that can handle our humid summers and cold winters without constant maintenance issues.
Most outdoor kitchen installations take 2-4 weeks depending on complexity and weather conditions. Simple grilling stations can be completed in a week, while full outdoor kitchens with extensive utility work take longer. The timeline includes site preparation, utility installation, construction, and final details. Weather delays are common in Pennsylvania, especially during spring and fall, so we build flexibility into our schedules. We’ll give you a realistic timeline upfront and keep you updated on progress. Most of the work happens during normal business hours, and we clean up completely each day so your yard remains usable throughout the project.
Yes, most outdoor kitchen installations in Newtown require permits, especially for gas line work, electrical connections, and permanent structures. Permit requirements depend on your specific project scope and location within Bucks County. We handle the permit application process and ensure all work meets local building codes. This includes proper setbacks from property lines, gas line installation by licensed professionals, and electrical work that meets code requirements. Trying to skip permits can create problems when selling your home or with insurance claims. We make sure everything is done properly from the start so you don’t have issues down the road.
Outdoor kitchens need regular cleaning and seasonal maintenance to perform well long-term. This includes cleaning appliances according to manufacturer guidelines, sealing stone countertops annually, and protecting equipment during winter months. Gas connections should be checked periodically, and outdoor-rated covers help protect appliances when not in use. Most maintenance is straightforward – similar to caring for indoor appliances but with attention to weather exposure. We provide maintenance guidelines specific to your installation and can recommend local service providers for appliance maintenance. Proper care keeps your outdoor kitchen looking great and functioning properly for many years.
With proper planning, you can use your outdoor kitchen much of the year in Pennsylvania, though winter use requires some considerations. Many homeowners use their outdoor kitchens from March through November comfortably. Adding features like overhead coverage, windscreens, or outdoor heating extends the usable season. Some appliances need winterization or protection during the coldest months. The key is designing your space with year-round use in mind if that’s important to you. This might include covered areas, strategic placement to avoid prevailing winds, and choosing appliances that handle temperature extremes well. Even if you only use it seasonally, proper design ensures everything works perfectly when you want it.