Outdoor Kitchens in Denver, CO

At a Glance

Our approach to outdoor kitchens in Denver

With roughly 300 sunny days a year, Denver is a natural place to cook outside. An outdoor kitchen gathers the grill, counter space and cold storage in one spot, so the cook stays part of the gathering instead of running back and forth to the house.

We design outdoor kitchens that can take freezing winters. That means weather-rated cabinetry, stone or concrete counters that resist cracking, appliance cutouts that drain properly, and gas, water and electric lines that are buried or protected the right way.

From a simple grill island to a full cooking and entertaining area with a bar, fridge, sink and pizza oven, we shape the layout around the way you host.

Pricing

What to expect to pay in Denver (2026)

In 2026, outdoor kitchens in Denver generally runs $18,000 – $70,000+, depending on scope, materials and site conditions. Each job is priced as a fixed, itemized written estimate, so every figure ties to a line you can read before signing.

What shifts the price the most

• The appliance package: grill, side burners, fridge, pizza oven, smoker.
• Utility runs: gas, water, drain and electric to the location.
• Base construction: stone veneer, stucco or poured concrete.
• Cover and lighting: pergolas, roofs, heaters and fans.

These ranges are general guidance for the Denver metro, and your estimate reflects your own home and selections.

Local Knowledge

Denver neighborhoods we work in

• Washington Park & Platt Park — Brick bungalows and Tudors with small kitchens, where remodels typically involve opening walls and updating original plumbing and wiring.
• Cherry Creek & Hilltop — Upscale homes calling for custom cabinetry, natural stone and primary-suite renovations.
• Highland, Berkeley & Sunnyside — Denver Squares, bungalows and infill houses where floor plans get reworked and additions are common.
• Park Hill, Congress Park & Capitol Hill — Historic homes, some in landmark districts, that deserve careful updates which preserve their character.
• Baker, Athmar Park & Harvey Park — Post-war ranches and bungalows close to our shop, well suited to kitchen openings, new baths and backyard ADUs.
• Stapleton / Central Park & Lowry — Newer homes where the work is replacing builder-grade finishes and adding outdoor living.
• Virginia Village & Observatory Park — Mid-century houses with roomy yards for decks, patios and detached ADUs.
• Sloan's Lake & West Colfax — Fast-changing blocks with older homes, new infill and growing interest in ADUs.