Northern Colorado gives you 300 days of sun — an outdoor kitchen and fire feature let you actually use them. We build masonry and steel-frame kitchens with granite or concrete counters, drop-in grills, and weatherproof storage, plus gas and wood fire pits with built-in seat walls.
All gas lines and electrical are run by licensed subs and permitted through your city, so your investment is insurable and won't complicate a home sale.
- Masonry & steel-frame construction
- Granite and concrete countertop options
- Permitted gas and electrical work
- Wood and gas fire pit builds
- Seat walls, pergolas & shade structures
Common Questions About Outdoor Kitchens & Fire Features
How much does an outdoor kitchen cost?
Fire features and outdoor kitchen builds start at $6,000 — a gas fire pit with a seat wall sits near that entry point, while a full masonry kitchen with granite counters, a drop-in grill, and storage typically runs $15,000–$35,000. The 3D design shows you exactly what your budget buys before we build.
Do I need a permit for an outdoor kitchen or gas fire pit?
For gas lines and electrical, yes — and unpermitted work can complicate insurance claims and home sales. All GreenPath gas and electrical work is run by licensed subcontractors and permitted through your city, so your investment is protected.
Should I choose a gas or wood-burning fire pit?
Gas lights instantly, needs no wood storage, and isn't affected by burn restrictions that hit Northern Colorado most summers. Wood gives you the crackle and campfire feel but more cleanup. We build both — many clients choose gas after their first summer of burn bans.