A division of The JBN Group, Inc.
Outdoor Kitchens Flower Mound TX
A stone kitchen under a cedar roof, built where your family already gathers.
Outdoor Kitchens Flower Mound TX projects turn a patio into the room summer happens in: a stone island with the grill set in, counters that take real work, cold storage within reach, and seating close enough that the cook stays in the conversation. Flower Mound Patio Covers designs and builds each kitchen under one of our cedar covers, and The JBN Group has been building across North Texas since 1996.
Cook where the people are
Outdoor Kitchens Flower Mound TX Families Cook In All Week
The grill on the patio edge makes the cook a spectator. A real kitchen puts the cook back in the middle of the evening.
Most Flower Mound patios already have the two things a kitchen needs: a slab and a family that would rather be outside. What they lack is the working middle: a counter to set a tray down, a sink that is not through the back door, a refrigerator that ends the ice runs, and seating close enough that cooking and visiting happen at the same time. That middle is what we build, in stone, under a cedar roof.
Layout comes first and it is personal. The grill goes where smoke clears the seating. Counters run where prep actually happens. Bar seating faces the cook, not a wall. We lay all of it out on your patio with you, around your cover and your yard, and the plan accounts for gas, water, and electric before the first stone is set. Call 972-492-5466 and we will come sketch yours.
Pick the pieces that fit your cooking
Kitchen Pieces We Build in Stone and Steel
Every kitchen starts with the grill station and grows from how you cook. These are the pieces Flower Mound homeowners build most.
Grill Stations
Islands and Bar Seating
Pizza Ovens
Sinks and Prep Counters
Cold Storage and DrawersBuilt as one project
What Goes Into a JBN Outdoor Kitchen
A kitchen is masonry, appliances, and utilities meeting in one place. These six parts are planned together so nothing has to be torn out and redone.
Stone Island Construction
The island is framed and finished in stone or stucco to suit the house, with a structure that carries granite or concrete counters without flexing.
Grill and Appliance Fit
Cutouts are framed to the exact appliances you choose, with ventilation and clearances a grill needs inside a masonry island.
Gas, Water, and Electric
Utility runs for the grill, sink, refrigerator, and lighting are planned as part of the build and installed to code, permits included.
Counters That Take Weather
Granite and concrete counters shrug off heat, sun, and Texas storms, and give you prep space that wipes clean after a cookout.
Light to Cook By
Ceiling lights in the cover and task light over the grill mean the kitchen works after dark, which is when most of the cooking happens.
Seating in the Conversation
Bar seating at the island and dining space beside it keep guests close to the cook without crowding the work side.
Under a real roof
The Kitchen Belongs Under a Cedar Cover
Stainless steel and North Texas sun are a poor mix at six in the evening, and a grill under open sky cancels dinner when a storm blows in off the lake. Under a solid cedar cover, the kitchen works in July heat and light rain alike, and the appliances live years longer out of the weather.
Most of our kitchens are designed together with the cedar patio cover over them, so posts land clear of the island, the ceiling carries the lights and fans the cook needs, and the whole structure reads as one build. Already have a cover? We will look at what fits under it.
Summer logic
Cook Outside and Keep the House Cool
Every hour the oven and stove run inside, the air conditioner works against them. Moving the cooking outside in the months when Flower Mound is hottest keeps the kitchen in the house cool and puts the heat where the breeze takes it.
It changes the social math too. The cook is no longer exiled to a hot room while everyone else is on the patio. With the grill, counters, and cold drinks in one place, the whole evening happens in one spot, and cleanup is a hose-down and a wiped counter.
How it works
From Patio Sketch to First Cookout
Layout at Your Home
We stand on your patio and lay the kitchen out with you: grill, counters, sink, seating, and how it all sits under the cover.
Design and One Written Price
Appliances, stone, counters, and utility runs are settled in the design and priced once, in writing, as one project.
Permits and Utility Runs
We handle the permits the town requires and run gas, water, and electric to the island before the masonry closes up.
Build, Set, and First Fire
The island is built, appliances set, and counters finished. We walk the kitchen with you and fire the grill before we leave.
Grill to table
Dinner Moves Outside and Stays There
With cooking and dining in the same covered space, dinner stops being a relay race through the back door. Food comes off the grill onto the counter and onto the table while it is hot, and seconds do not require a trip inside.
Add a fireplace at the end of the cover and the same space carries the evening after the plates are cleared. Tell us the whole picture at the design visit and the kitchen layout will make room for what comes next.
Where we build
Outdoor Kitchens Across Flower Mound and the Lake Cities
Flower Mound Patio Covers builds outdoor kitchens throughout Flower Mound and the surrounding lake-area towns, almost always under a cedar cover we frame as part of the same project. If your town is not listed, call 972-492-5466 and we will confirm whether your address sits inside the area we are currently building in.
Local Conditions We Build For
- West sun that makes an uncovered grill unusable at dinner time
- Utility routes from the house to the patio slab
- HOA architectural review in master-planned communities
- Hard freezes that outdoor water lines must be ready for
- Lake-area storms that test anything left uncovered
- Clay soil under slabs and island footings
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Questions Flower Mound homeowners ask
Outdoor Kitchens Flower Mound TX FAQs
How much does an outdoor kitchen cost in Flower Mound, TX?
Estimates start as low as $8,500, depending on what your project needs. A kitchen's price follows its length, the stone and counter materials, the appliances going in, and the utility runs to reach the site. We lay the kitchen out at your home and give you one written price for the whole build, appliances and hookups included in the plan, before any work starts.
Does an outdoor kitchen need a patio cover over it?
It is strongly worth it. A solid cedar cover keeps rain off the counters, sun off the stainless, and gives the cook shade and ceiling light to work under. Kitchens can stand under a pergola, but the grill and refrigerator live longer and cook better under a real roof, so most of our kitchens are built as part of a cover project.
Who runs the gas, water, and electric lines for the kitchen?
We plan and handle the utility work as part of the kitchen build: gas for the grill, water and drainage for the sink, and electric for the refrigerator, lights, and outlets. Those runs are included in the design and the written price, and the work is done to code with the permits the town requires.
Can an outdoor kitchen handle Texas winters and summers?
Yes, when it is built for them. Stone and concrete counters do not mind the heat, outdoor-rated appliances are made for year-round exposure, and water lines are installed so they can be shut off and drained ahead of a hard freeze. Under a cover, the whole kitchen stays cleaner and dries faster after storms.
Do I pick the grill and appliances, or do you?
You pick them, with our guidance on sizes and fit. Homeowners have strong opinions about grills, and the island is framed around the exact appliances going in, so the choices are made at the design stage. If you want a pizza oven, a sink, cold storage, or a kegerator later, tell us early and the layout will leave room.
Can a pizza oven be added to the kitchen later?
It can, and it is easier when we know it is coming. A pizza oven needs a reinforced section of island and its own footprint, so if one is in your future plans we will frame and leave that section ready during the original build instead of rebuilding the island when the day comes.
How do we start an outdoor kitchen project?
Call 972-492-5466 or use the quote form on this page. We come to your home, look at the patio and the cover over it, and lay the kitchen out with you: grill position, counters, seating, and utilities. Then you get one written price for the design before you commit to anything.
Get a Written Price on Your Outdoor Kitchen
Tell us how you cook and we will lay the kitchen out on your patio, then put one written price on the whole build.
