Basic
Roughly £3,000–£8,000 for a built-in BBQ, worktop and storage, no plumbing or permanent roof.
Outdoor kitchens
A component-by-component look at what drives outdoor kitchen costs, to help you budget before getting a tailored quote.
What drives the cost
Rather than a single headline figure, it's more useful to think about outdoor kitchen cost component by component — the figures below are general UK guidance, not East Yorkshire Renovations' confirmed pricing, and the only way to get an accurate total is a site visit and design conversation.
BBQ unit. A built-in gas or charcoal BBQ typically costs more than a freestanding one because of the housing, ventilation and (for gas) the supply pipework, but it lasts longer and looks integrated into the design. Adding a pizza oven or side burner increases this further.
Worktops. Porcelain and granite are the most common weatherproof choices. Porcelain is generally the more budget-friendly of the two hard-wearing options, with granite and other natural stone sitting at the premium end.
Cabinetry & storage. Weatherproof cabinetry for utensils, crockery and gas bottle storage adds cost proportional to how much storage you want built in, versus a simpler open-shelf approach.
Sink & plumbing. Adding a sink means running a water supply and drainage to the outdoor kitchen, which is one of the bigger cost variables between a basic and mid-spec build.
Electrics & refrigeration. Outdoor-rated sockets, lighting and an outdoor fridge all add to the electrical scope, particularly if the outdoor kitchen is some distance from the house's existing supply.
Cover. A simple pergola costs less than a fully enclosed roofed structure, but both add meaningfully to the overall budget compared with an open-air setup. See our covered outdoor kitchens page for more detail.
Roughly £3,000–£8,000 for a built-in BBQ, worktop and storage, no plumbing or permanent roof.
Roughly £8,000–£18,000 for a built-in BBQ, sink, worktops and some weather cover.
Roughly £18,000–£35,000+ for a fully covered kitchen with plumbing, electrics and premium materials.
Planning & process
General planning permission, building regulations and our step-by-step process for outdoor kitchens are covered in full on our main outdoor kitchens page.
Email info@eastyorkshirerenovation.com to arrange a site visit.
Areas covered
We build outdoor kitchens across Hull and East Yorkshire, alongside our full range of outdoor kitchen services.
Frequently asked questions
Whether plumbing (a sink and water supply) and a permanent cover are included tends to move the budget more than the choice of BBQ or worktop material alone.
Porcelain is generally the more budget-friendly of the two hard-wearing, weatherproof options, with granite and other natural stone sitting at the premium end.
It adds to the build, mainly through the additional housing and any gas or electrical supply needed, but many people add one at the same time as the main BBQ unit to avoid remobilising later.