Custom outdoor kitchens designed for North Carolina weather and your lifestyle.
Your outdoor kitchen becomes the center of every gathering. No more running back and forth to your indoor kitchen while guests wait outside. No more cramped indoor spaces during large family events.
You get a cooking space that handles North Carolina’s humidity, sudden storms, and temperature swings without falling apart in two years. The materials we use don’t just look good on installation day—they stay looking good.
Your home value increases with a properly designed outdoor kitchen. But more importantly, you actually use it. The layout makes sense for how you cook and entertain, not just how it looks in photos.
Union Landscaping and Hardscape S Corp has been handling outdoor construction projects in Mint Hill and surrounding areas for years. We know what materials hold up to our climate and what designs actually work for how people live here.
We’re not the cheapest option, and that’s intentional. You’re paying for materials that won’t need replacing in three years and construction that won’t require constant repairs.
Most of our work comes from referrals because we show up when we say we will and finish projects on schedule. That’s apparently rare enough to be worth mentioning.
We start with a site visit to see your space and understand how you want to use it. Not every lot is the same, and not every family cooks the same way. We measure everything and discuss what appliances and features matter most to you.
Next comes design and material selection. We show you options that work within your budget and explain why certain materials perform better in our climate. No pressure to upgrade everything, but we’ll tell you where it makes sense to invest more.
Construction happens in phases—utilities first, then structural work, then finishing. We handle permits and inspections so you don’t have to figure out what Mint Hill requires. Most projects take 2-4 weeks depending on complexity and weather.
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Every outdoor kitchen project includes site preparation, utility connections, and structural construction. We handle gas lines, electrical work, and plumbing connections for sinks and ice makers. The framework gets built to handle North Carolina weather—not just the mild days.
Countertop installation covers everything from basic concrete to natural stone, depending on your preference and budget. We install the appliances you choose and make sure everything connects properly. No “that’s someone else’s job” situations.
Finishing work includes any necessary lighting, storage solutions, and cleanup. We don’t leave until everything works and your yard is back to normal. Most homeowners are cooking within a week of completion.
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