Outdoor Kitchens · Fresno & Clovis, CA
Outdoor Kitchens in Fresno & Clovis.
Concrete pads and surrounding flatwork planned for outdoor kitchens, BBQ islands and covered cooking spaces.
Cen-Cal project photoA pad for outdoor cooking
What it covers.
An outdoor kitchen needs a solid, level pad sized for the island, the appliances and the way people move around them. The concrete often ties into a larger patio or pool deck so the whole outdoor living space reads as one.
Cen-Cal Concrete can discuss pads for outdoor kitchens and BBQ islands, including how the slab meets an existing patio or covered area. Bring appliance sizes or a sketch to the free estimate when you have them.
What it can include
- Pads for outdoor kitchen islands and BBQ areas
- Tie-ins to existing patios and pool decks
- Covered outdoor cooking slabs
- Thickness planned for appliances and counters
- Finish options that match the surrounding concrete
How it works
From first call
to finished concrete.
- 01
Call, text or send the form
Share your name, number, what you want built or fixed, and where the project is.
- 02
We look at the site
Size, slope, access and where water should go: the estimate starts with the ground, not just the surface.
- 03
Get your free estimate
Estimates are free. A preferred time is only a request until Cen-Cal confirms.
- 04
Prep, pour and finish
Forming, placing and finishing new concrete, or removal and repair of what is there, planned around your project.
How big should an outdoor kitchen pad be?
It depends on the island, appliances and clearance you want around them. Bring a sketch or appliance sizes to the free estimate so the pad can be sized correctly.
Can the kitchen pad match my patio or pool deck?
Yes. The same finish, color or stamped pattern can often carry from the patio into the kitchen pad so the space feels continuous.
Free estimates
Get your free estimate.
Tell Cen-Cal about your project. You will get a follow-up by call or text.
- Free estimates for new concrete and repair
- Call, text or send the form
- A preferred time is a request until Cen-Cal confirms