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Panorama Custom Masonry & Outdoor Design

Custom Outdoor Kitchens in New Castle County

Panorama designs and builds custom outdoor kitchens across Wilmington and New Castle County, from a simple built-in grill surround to a full cooking and dining pavilion with a pizza oven, refrigeration, and covered seating. Every kitchen is built on a poured footing and framed in masonry rather than wood, so it survives Delaware freeze-thaw cycles instead of loosening after three winters.

We handle the whole build: the gas and electrical runs, the structure, the stone, the counters, and the appliance fit. One point of contact from the first drawing to the last sweep.

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What the job includes

  • On-site design consultation and a scaled plan
  • Poured concrete footings below frost line
  • Masonry or steel-stud framing with cement board
  • Natural stone, brick, or veneer finish
  • Granite, bluestone, or concrete countertops
  • Gas, water, and electrical rough-in coordinated with licensed trades
  • Appliance selection and installation

How we build it

  1. 01

    Walk the site

    We look at grade, drainage, existing utilities, sun and wind direction, and how you actually cook and entertain.

  2. 02

    Design and quote

    You get a layout with real dimensions, an appliance list, a material selection, and a line-item price. No vague allowances.

  3. 03

    Build

    Footings, structure, utilities, stone, counters, appliances. We keep the site clean and tell you what happens each week.

Materials we work in

Full-bed natural stoneThin stone veneerClay brickGraniteBluestonePoured concrete

Common questions

How long does an outdoor kitchen take to build?

Most builds run three to six weeks on site once materials are in, depending on size and how much utility work is involved. We give you a week-by-week schedule before we start.

Can you build an outdoor kitchen against my house?

Yes, and it is often the cheapest way to do it because the gas, water, and power runs are short. We detail the connection so water sheds away from the wall and the siding stays protected.

Will an outdoor kitchen survive a Delaware winter?

It will if it is built on footings below the frost line and finished in masonry rather than wood framing. That is how we build every one. Appliances get covers and the water lines are drained and shut off seasonally.

Tell us what you want built.

Free on-site consultation and a written estimate with real line items. No pressure, no allowances you cannot see.

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