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Outdoor Kitchens

Cook, dine, and entertain in luxury right in your backyard with our custom culinary solutions.

Outdoor kitchens built into a deck or beside a patio

Level Line builds outdoor kitchens across Nassau and Suffolk County, into the deck it is building or beside a patio, and manages the whole job: the structure that carries the kitchen, the grills, refrigeration, sinks, counters and cabinets, seating and fire features built into it, the licensed plumbers and electricians who run the gas, water and electrical lines, and the permit. The company is family-owned by Mark Villarico, has built on Long Island since 1996 and has completed more than 4,000 projects. The estimate at the house is free.

Built Into the Deck

The frame sized for the kitchen before the footings go in.

Licensed Trades

Gas, water and electric by licensed plumbers and electricians Level Line coordinates.

One Permit

On the same permit as the deck or patio, with Level Line guiding you through it.

Lighting Built In

Low-voltage post-cap, stair and rail lights as an option.

What's Included

Everything you need for the ultimate outdoor chef's station.

Layout worked out at a free estimate
Grills, refrigeration, sinks, counters and cabinets built in
Decking from the same lines as the deck
Salt-rated hardware near the water
Gas, water and electric by licensed trades
Permit help in any town

What goes into the kitchen

Grills, refrigeration, sinks, counters and cabinets, seating and fire features are all built in, laid out at the estimate around how you cook and where people sit. The countertops come in whatever material you choose, and the cabinets and storage are built for the same weather as the deck.

A pergola or a pavilion over the kitchen keeps it in use in the rain and takes the sun off the cook; the pergolas and shade structures page covers them. The kitchen can sit beside a pool deck or a hot tub surround, with the frame sized for all of it.

How an outdoor kitchen is built

A kitchen is heavy and it is wet, so it starts with the frame. On a deck the joists and the posts under the kitchen are sized for the load before the footings go in, and the run of the kitchen is set where the deck traffic stays clear of the cook. Beside a patio the kitchen stands on its own base, with the patio designed and managed by Level Line and a licensed masonry partner setting the pavers.

Gas, water and electrical lines are run by licensed plumbers and electricians that Level Line brings in and coordinates, so one crew leads the job and the trades arrive when the frame is ready for them. Low-voltage lighting on the posts, stairs and rail is an option and goes in at the same time.

The kitchen goes on the same permit as the deck or patio it belongs to. Level Line prepares the drawings for the application, unless an architect is assigned to the job. You submit the application with what Level Line provides, Level Line arranges and attends the inspections, and Mark is available by phone throughout. It goes to whichever town your house is in, and how long approval takes varies by town and by inspector.Near the water every hanger, bracket, bolt and fastener is rated for salt exposure, and the decking around the kitchen comes from the same lines as the rest of the deck: Trex, TimberTech, Azek and other PVC, Fiberon, or a natural wood.

Our Process

From blueprint to barbecue.

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Consultation

A free estimate at the house.

02

Design

The kitchen laid out in the deck or patio plan, the frame sized for it.

03

Materials

Decking and railing from the same lines as the deck.

04

Construction

The frame first, then the licensed trades for gas, water and electric.

05

Finishing

Lighting wired, the deck cleaned up, the manufacturer's warranty registered for you.

Questions

What goes into an outdoor kitchen?

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Grills, refrigeration, sinks, counters and cabinets, seating and fire features, all built in. The countertops come in whatever material you choose, and the layout is worked out at the estimate around how you cook.

Who runs the gas and electric?

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Licensed plumbers and electricians that Level Line brings in and coordinates. Level Line manages the job from the frame to the finish; the lines themselves are run by the licensed trades.

Does an outdoor kitchen need a permit?

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It goes on the same permit as the deck or patio it is built into. Level Line prepares the drawings for the application, unless an architect is assigned to the job. You submit the application with what Level Line provides, Level Line arranges and attends the inspections, and Mark is available by phone throughout. How long approval takes varies by town and by inspector.

Can the kitchen go on a patio instead of a deck?

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Yes. Beside a patio the kitchen stands on its own base; the patio is designed and managed by Level Line, with a licensed masonry partner setting the pavers.

How long does it take?

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Builds run from one day to two to four weeks, depending on size and scope. A kitchen adds trades to the schedule, so it sits toward the long end.

Licensed, insured and backed by the manufacturer

  • Family-owned by Mark Villarico, building on Long Island since 1996, with more than 4,000 projects completed
  • Listed with the Better Business Bureau
  • Phone answered 24/7 at 516-220-3146
  • Nassau County license 151422
  • Suffolk County license HI-68891
  • Liability and workers' compensation coverage
  • Manufacturer-certified installer for Trex, TimberTech, Azek and Fiberon

The decking you choose is covered by its manufacturer's warranty. Level Line registers that warranty for you and handles any claim with the manufacturer on your behalf.

Financing is available through Service Finance Company. See the financing page.

What homeowners say about Level Line

This contractor does fabulous work. Mark redesigned and constructed our Trex deck back in 2002 and it still looks great. We've had him pull up boards twice so our pool could be relined. He personally immediately came when we had a pool plumbing leak to open up the deck (and put it together again). He did our kitchen backsplash which involved lots of tile cutting. They've installed our fencing, too. Always done on time, fairly priced and done well. Such a great & respectful crew. He recently upgraded our deck counters to granite and updated our seating. Gorgeous! Did I mention we love this guy?❤️

Ginny · Long Island, NY · Google review, October 2023

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Absolutely thrilled with the new deck they built for us! The craftsmanship is top-notch. The team was professional, clean and on schedule from day one. My in-laws liked how well ours came out that they had theirs done too. If you need work done right save yourself the hassle and give them a call.

Michael · Long Island, NY · Google review, August 2026

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