Outdoor Kitchens Southaven MS | Custom Remodeling LLC

Before & After

Real photos from jobs we've finished, before and after. Call to see more of this work.

Before: an aged exposed-aggregate concrete patio with weathered brick coping, a dark-framed enclosed porch with a blue tarp over part of its roof, a covered grill, and a ladder leaning against the brick chimney — Backyard paver patio and sunroom addition
Before: an aged exposed-aggregate concrete patio with weathered brick coping and a dated dark-framed enclosed porch with a blue tarp over part of its roof. After: an elevated stone paver patio with a brick retaining wall and lit stone steps, and a bright sunroom addition with cream board-and-batten siding and white trim.

After: an elevated stone paver patio with a brick retaining wall and lit stone steps beside a sunroom addition with cream board-and-batten siding and white trim, at dusk — Backyard paver patio and sunroom addition
Before: an aged exposed-aggregate concrete patio with weathered brick coping and a dated dark-framed enclosed porch with a blue tarp over part of its roof. After: an elevated stone paver patio with a brick retaining wall and lit stone steps, and a bright sunroom addition with cream board-and-batten siding and white trim.

Before: an open wood deck behind a brick home with blue cushioned patio furniture, a grill, planters, and a closed umbrella under an overcast sky — Open deck enclosed into a screened porch
Before: an open wood deck behind a brick home with patio furniture, a grill, and planters exposed to the weather. After: the same deck fully enclosed as a screened porch with dark screen panels, warm wood trim, a stained ceiling with a fan, and the furnishings protected inside.

After: the same deck enclosed as a screened porch with dark screen panels, warm wood trim and steps, a stained ceiling with a fan, and the patio furniture inside — Open deck enclosed into a screened porch
Before: an open wood deck behind a brick home with patio furniture, a grill, and planters exposed to the weather. After: the same deck fully enclosed as a screened porch with dark screen panels, warm wood trim, a stained ceiling with a fan, and the furnishings protected inside.

Before: a screened porch with light tan framing, an exposed red brick corner column, full-height screen panels, and a bench on the lawn behind a two-story home with tan siding — Screened porch rebuilt with black framing and wood knee walls
Before: the original screened porch with light tan framing, an exposed red brick corner column, and full-height screen panels running down to the ground. After: the same porch rebuilt with matte black framing and dark screen mesh, a screen door, and warm wood-toned horizontal siding along the knee wall.

After: the same screened porch rebuilt with matte black framing, dark screen mesh, a screen door, and warm wood-toned horizontal siding along the knee wall on a concrete slab — Screened porch rebuilt with black framing and wood knee walls
Before: the original screened porch with light tan framing, an exposed red brick corner column, and full-height screen panels running down to the ground. After: the same porch rebuilt with matte black framing and dark screen mesh, a screen door, and warm wood-toned horizontal siding along the knee wall.

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Project Photos

Completed
Covered outdoor kitchen with timber gables, stone-faced grill island, bar seating, and a lounge area

Completed
Composite wood deck with lighted steps, railings, dining table and grill behind a white-sided home

Completed
Raised composite deck with wide stairs, black metal balusters and landscaped beds beside a white-sided home

Completed
Screened patio with cedar posts beside a brick outdoor grill station under a metal awning, with a curved paver walkway

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Covered patio with a stained tongue-and-groove wood ceiling, recessed lights and ceiling fan attached to a brick home

In the Mid-South, we live outside from March to November. An outdoor kitchen and living space makes your backyard the place everyone wants to be — whether it's a game-day cookout, a family birthday, or a quiet evening by the fire.

Custom Remodeling LLC designs and builds outdoor kitchens, grill islands, and complete outdoor living spaces in Southaven, Olive Branch, Germantown, Collierville, and the surrounding area. We can combine your outdoor kitchen with a new patio cover for a true outdoor room.

What's included

Design consultation for layout and flow
Grill islands and outdoor kitchen cabinets
Stone, brick, or stucco finishes
Countertops rated for outdoor use
Built-in grill, side burner, and refrigerator installation
Coordination of gas, electrical, and plumbing trades
Patio covers, pergolas, and fire features
Outdoor lighting prep

Our process, step by step

1Consult. We talk about how you entertain, what appliances you want, and your budget.
2Design & estimate. We lay out the space and provide a written estimate.
3Prep & utilities. Footings, slab work, and utility rough-ins are completed.
4Build. Islands and structures are built and finished in stone or brick.
5Install appliances. Grills, burners, and refrigerators are installed.
6Finish. Countertops, lighting, and final walkthrough.

Outdoor living ideas

Grill islands

A built-in grill with counter space and storage.

Full outdoor kitchens

Grill, burners, sink, fridge, and bar seating.

Fire features

Fire pits and fireplaces for cool evenings.

Covered outdoor rooms

Pair with a patio cover for shade and rain protection.

Signs you're ready for an outdoor kitchen

You grill year-round
You host family and friends often
Your patio feels unfinished
You're running back and forth to the indoor kitchen
You want to add value to your backyard

Timeline expectations

Grill islands can often be built in one to two weeks. Full outdoor kitchens with covers and utilities typically take three to six weeks.

Outdoor Kitchens & Living Spaces FAQ

Do I need a covered patio for an outdoor kitchen?

Not required, but a cover protects appliances and makes the space usable in sun and rain.

Can you run gas and electric?

We coordinate licensed gas, electrical, and plumbing trades for your project.

What materials hold up best outdoors?

Stone, brick, and outdoor-rated countertops like granite hold up well in our climate.

Can you build on my existing patio?

Often, yes. We'll evaluate your slab and recommend any extensions or footings needed.

Outdoor Kitchens & Living Spaces in Southaven, MS