Dubai homesA station that belongs to the house, not a kit dropped in the villa backyard.
Why it feels different
Most BBQ areas are a grill and a hope. This one is a room without a roof.
A tired corner with a loose counter and a grill that never quite sat level becomes a place people stay. We treat the BBQ as a small building: structure, services, surfaces, and the way light falls after sunset.
Fix My Home already builds the trades that make that possible — renovation, carpentry, tile, plumbing, electrical, and finishes — under one visit plan, so the gas line is not fighting the stone and the cabinet is not an afterthought.
Measured to your villa backyard, not a catalogue island
One team from demolition through handover
Materials chosen for Gulf sun, not indoor kitchens
The station
Six parts. One evening.
Walk the build the way a guest will experience it — from the fire outward.
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Grill island
The station the whole villa backyard turns toward.
We rebuild the island around how you actually cook — grill height, prep reach, and seating that faces the fire instead of the wall.
Built-in grill housing
Heat-safe clearances
Seating that faces the fire
How it is built
From the first measurement to the first gathering.
01
Read the backyard
We measure the villa backyard, note sun, wind, and how you host, then mark where the fire should actually sit.
02
Lock the materials
Stone, grill, cabinetry, gas, and light are chosen together so nothing is an afterthought bolted on later.
03
Build in one sequence
Structure, services, cladding, and finish run as one crew plan — not five trades arriving on different weeks.
04
Hand over the evening
We test gas, light, drainage, and doors with you, then leave the station ready for the first gathering.
One crew on the stationHanded over, ready to cook
Nothing is left as a loose end in the villa backyard.
Gas, water, power, stone, and storage are detailed together, then finished so the villa backyard looks composed — even on a Monday morning.
Tell us about the villa backyard, the grill you want to keep or replace, and how you host. Homeowners, landlords, and property managers get the same site visit — a clear scope, not a guess.
A full outdoor kitchen rebuild: grill island, stone or tile counters, cabinetry, gas connection, lighting, drainage, and weatherproof finishes. The exact scope is set after a site visit.
Both. We refresh tired stations — new cladding, counters, and fittings — and we build new islands in villa backyards.
Yes. Our plumbers and electricians handle gas lines, shut-off valves, dedicated power, and lighting as part of the same project, so the kitchen works as one system.
A focused island refresh is often completed within a week. A full outdoor kitchen with stone, cabinetry, and services typically takes two to four weeks, depending on materials and site access.
We specify outdoor-rated stone, tile, sealants, and coatings, and we detail drainage so water and heat do not sit in the structure. That is what keeps the station looking finished after summer.
Start with the backyard
Bring us the villa backyard. We will bring back the evening.
A free site visit, a clear scope, and one team for the island, the services, and the finish.