Itemized estimate
- $28,000Project type
Grill island
A focused grill island. A built-in grill set into a masonry counter with prep space and storage. The most common entry point, and a fast, high-impact backyard upgrade.
Grill islandBase structure · $28,000 - IncludedLayout
Straight run
A single straight counter run. The simplest, most space-efficient layout, and a clean fit against a wall or open along a patio edge.
Included in your base at no added cost - +$6,000Appliances
Built-in grill
A built-in grill set into the masonry. The core of nearly every outdoor kitchen and the main draw for buyers. Size and fuel are chosen below.
Optional upgrade · +$6,000 - +$2,500Appliances
Sink & faucet
An outdoor sink and faucet for prep and cleanup. Needs a water line and drainage, which adds plumbing scope.
Optional upgrade · +$2,500 - +$900Grill
36 in
A 36-inch grill. Four burners and plenty of grate for regular entertaining. The most popular built-in size.
Optional upgrade · +$900 - IncludedGrill
Natural gas / propane
A gas grill plumbed to a propane tank or a natural-gas line. Instant heat, easy control, and the default for most built-in islands.
Included in your base at no added cost - IncludedFinish · Standard
Modern stucco
Smooth troweled render, clean and timeless.
Included in your base at no added cost - IncludedCountertop · Standard
Granite
Durable natural stone
Included in your base at no added cost - IncludedCountertop edge
Standard eased edge
A standard eased or square edge. The slab thickness shows at the counter front. Clean and timeless, included in the base.
Included in your base at no added cost - IncludedShade & setting
Open-air
An open-air kitchen with no overhead cover. The simplest setting, ideal for sunny patios and open backyards.
Included in your base at no added cost - IncludedUtility hookups
None selected
Not provided
Included in your base at no added cost - IncludedReadiness
I own the home
Ready to move on the project.
Included in your base at no added cost
When a Homeowner Hits Send,This Is What Your Team Opens
Your customer builds their project above, on a tool that carries your brand. The second they hit send, it lands here, scored and ready for your team to call.
Outdoor Kitchens
Grill island · Dallas · 4.2 miThe score and next step lock in the moment budget, timeline, and ZIP are answered, watch it land as the design finishes.
- Budget—
- Timeline—
- Service areaAdd a ZIP
- Project type
- Grill island
- Layout
- Straight run
- Appliances
- Built-in grill, Sink & faucet
- Grill
- 36 in · Natural gas / propane
- Finish
- Modern stucco
- Countertop
- Granite
- Countertop edge
- Standard eased edge
- Shade & setting
- Open-air
- Utility hookups
- None selected
- Readiness
- I own the home
Live demo: the top row is the design you just built above. No real lead is created.
They design it
The homeowner builds and prices their project in your branded configurator, then drops their contact in Step 5.
We score and route it
High Roads scores fit, ranks it against your pipeline, and routes it to the right rep in seconds.
You call a ready-to-act buyer
It lands in the workspace above with a price range, full specs, and a recommended next step, so you just call.
Outdoor Kitchens tool for contractors
Outdoor kitchen leads that arrive built, not blank
This is the outdoor kitchen demo your homeowners would use on your site. They pick a project type, from a grill island to a full kitchen under a pergola, choose a straight, L, U, or bar layout, then build in appliances: grill fuel and size, sink, refrigeration, pizza oven, side burner, ice maker, lighting. They set finish, countertop, edge, shade, patio surface, and the utility runs that drive cost, gas, water, and drain. The island updates in 3D as they go. You receive a scoped lead with every selection, a planning range, timeline, budget, site access, and ZIP. A plain form gives you a name and a guess. This hands you a ready-to-quote brief.
Frequently Asked Questions
Every lead arrives with the homeowner's budget range, timeline, ownership status, and ZIP, so you can see fit before you call. The build itself signals seriousness: someone who specs a full kitchen with a gas line and a vent hood is further along than a name on a contact form.
Yes. The configurator covers project types, layouts, appliance packages, finishes, countertops, shade structures, patio surfaces, and utility runs, and we tailor those to your real offering. If you don't install pizza ovens or kegerators, we drop them so leads only reflect work you take.
The full spec: project type and footprint, island layout and bar seating, every appliance with grill fuel and size, refrigeration type, vent hood, finish, countertop and edge, shade setting, patio surface, and which utilities need to run. It also includes a planning range plus timeline, budget, site conditions, and ZIP.
It embeds on your existing site under your brand. The homeowner stays on your pages the whole time, and you control where the tool lives and how it looks. There is no separate platform for them to learn or trust.
Each completed build is delivered to you as a structured lead and surfaces in a private dashboard. You get the homeowner's contact details alongside their full configuration, so a quote or a follow-up call starts from a complete picture instead of a blank intake.
They see a planning summary of the kitchen they built, framed as a preliminary range pending a site visit, not a quote. On your live version, that submission notifies you with the scoped brief attached, so you can respond while the project is still top of mind.
