Palm Beach County, Florida
Built-in grills, stone countertops and covered cooking spaces designed for South Florida living
Custom outdoor kitchens with built-in grills, weather-ready cabinets, stone countertops and covered patios, built by a state-certified building contractor (License #CBC1269429).
In South Florida, the patio is a second living room. An outdoor kitchen turns it into a place to cook, gather and entertain without running back and forth to the house. North2South Renovations designs and builds outdoor kitchens across Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Boynton Beach and Palm Beach County, from a simple grill island to a fully equipped kitchen under a covered lanai.
Outdoor kitchens here have to handle sun, salt air, heavy rain and hurricane season. We plan the layout around how you cook and entertain, then choose materials that hold up outside: stainless steel or marine-grade cabinetry, stone or porcelain countertops, and properly protected gas, electrical and plumbing connections.
Because outdoor kitchens involve gas, electrical and plumbing work, they usually need permits, and many communities require HOA architectural approval for the structure, roof or finishes. As a licensed general contractor, we handle the design, approvals, permits and construction as one team.
We plan the layout, appliances and utility runs, then handle HOA architectural review and the gas, electrical and plumbing permits your project needs.
Stainless and marine-grade cabinets, UV-stable countertops, GFCI-protected outlets and covered or shaded cooking areas made to last outdoors.
Usually yes. Gas lines, new electrical circuits and plumbing for a sink all require permits, and a new roof or pergola structure needs a building permit. Many HOAs also require architectural approval before work starts.
Stainless steel or marine-grade polymer cabinets, granite, quartzite or porcelain countertops, and porcelain or stone flooring. Engineered quartz can discolor in direct sun, so we usually recommend other surfaces for uncovered areas.
Yes. Covered outdoor kitchens are designed to Florida Building Code wind-load requirements and permitted as a structure. Shade makes the space more comfortable and protects appliances and finishes.
A grill island on an existing patio can take a few weeks once permits are issued. A full outdoor kitchen with a new covered structure takes longer because of engineering, approvals and inspections.
Either can work. Natural gas needs a line run from the meter, and propane needs a properly located tank. Both are installed by licensed gas professionals and inspected.
Tell us about your project and Colby will visit, measure and give you a fixed-scope estimate, with no obligation. Licensed contractor CBC1269429.