Outdoor Kitchens & Bars
Built-in grills, counters, storage, refrigeration and seating in stone, masonry or clad framing—with gas, water and power run to the right place before the surface goes down.
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Phase 04 / Outdoor spaces
The reason anyone goes outside.
Outdoor kitchens, fire pits, pergolas, pavilions and landscape lighting across Davis, Weber and Morgan Counties.
Kitchens, fire, shade, light and places to gather are what turn a finished landscape into somewhere you spend your evenings. R2 builds them as rooms—planned with the design, wired and plumbed from the first phase.
R2 LandscapeBuilt With Purpose.
What these spaces do
They add
months.
A patio is used when the weather is perfect. A covered patio with a fire feature and good lighting is used from March through October, after dark, and on the nights people would otherwise have stayed inside. That is the real return on this phase—not square footage, but how many evenings a year the back of your home is where everyone ends up.
What we build
Rooms
without walls.
Fire Features
Wood or gas fire pits, fireplaces and fire tables built into the hardscape, sized for the seating around them and detailed to match the walls and patio they sit in.
Pavilions, Pergolas & Shade
Covered structures with real footings and engineering where required—shade that makes a west-facing patio usable in July and cover that extends the season on both ends.
Landscape Lighting
Path, wall, step, uplight and feature lighting on a designed layout and controls—so the property is safe to move through and still looks like something after dark.
Water Features
Basins, spillways, pondless features and integrated water elements built with proper vaults, liners and equipment access for the day they need service.
Sport Courts & Putting Greens
Synthetic greens, court surfaces and play areas built on engineered base with drainage—placed where they get used without taking over the property.
Why sequence matters
Gas, water and power get decided in Phase 01.
Every feature on this page needs something buried: a gas line to the kitchen, a conduit to the pergola, low-voltage runs to the lighting, a drain and power at the water feature. Those decisions belong at excavation—when a sleeve costs almost nothing.
Added later, the same line means cutting a finished patio, trenching a new lawn, and paying twice for work that was already done. Because R2 designs, excavates and builds the whole property, the utilities for Phase 04 are in the ground before Phase 03 is poured. It is the clearest argument for building the outdoor rooms with the landscape instead of after it.
How we build it
Planned,
then placed.
Plan the Room
We work out what each space is for, how many people it holds, where the sun and wind come from, and what has to be run underground to serve it.
Rough In
Footings, sleeves, gas, water, low-voltage and drainage go in with the sitework—coordinated with licensed trades and inspected where the work requires it.
Build & Set
Structures, masonry, fixtures and equipment are built and set, then we walk the space with you and show you how everything runs.
The right fit
For homeowners building somewhere to actually spend time.
Outdoor spaces are Phase 04 of an R2 residential build and often the reason the project started. They pair naturally with a pool, and they sit on the hardscape and grade established in the phases before—which is exactly why they are worth planning from the beginning.
Our work
Built, not rendered.
Common questions
Before you
reach out.
What can you build into an outdoor living space?
Outdoor kitchens, fire pits and fire tables, pavilions and pergolas, water features, and landscape lighting - along with the gas, power, water and drainage that have to be run before any of it is placed.
When do these get decided?
Early. Gas, power, water and drainage for an outdoor kitchen or fire feature are run during sitework, underneath the paving. Adding them later means cutting up finished hardscape, which is why they are decided in the first phase rather than the last.
Do you install landscape lighting?
Yes, and it is designed in from the start rather than added at the end - the transformer, wire runs and fixture positions are planned with the rest of the build.
Where we build
Kaysville · Farmington · Bountiful · North Salt Lake · Mountain Green · Morgan · Huntsville · Eden · North Ogden
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