
Blaze Grills, installed by XPRT.
Blaze Grills builds stainless-steel gas grills and outdoor-kitchen appliances aimed squarely at the built-in market — the equipment that gets set into a masonry island rather than rolled out on a cart. For a Hill Country outdoor kitchen, that matters: the grill, the burners, and the storage all have to be engineered to live outdoors and to drop cleanly into a finished counter. Blaze has built its reputation on delivering that hardware at a serious value.
What distinguishes Blaze is a full built-in ecosystem backed by a manufacturer warranty, rather than a grill sold on its own. The lineup spans two core grill families — the LTE+ and the LTE PRO — alongside griddles, a kamado, side and power burners, and a deep catalog of access doors, drawers, and storage. That range lets an outdoor kitchen be designed around one brand, so the finishes, cutouts, and hardware line up across the whole island.
Why have XPRT install it
A built-in Blaze grill is a construction job, not a delivery. XPRT builds the masonry island to the grill's exact cutout tolerances, runs the gas line and any electrical to code, ventilates the grill cavity, and sets the appliances flush and level. Gas, a masonry island, and precise openings are why this belongs with a licensed builder rather than a drop-off. One accountable team, permitted where required and backed by a local warranty.

The lineup




Blaze Grills in the wild
Photography courtesy of Blaze Grills.
Common questions
Yes — that is what the line is designed for. Blaze built-in grills drop into a cutout in a masonry or non-combustible island, with side burners, doors, and drawers filling out the rest. We build the island to the grill's exact opening and clearances.
It does. A built-in grill is plumbed to natural gas or propane with a properly sized line and shutoff, not a swappable tank tucked under a cart. We run and pressure-test that line as part of the build and pull a permit where the local code requires one.
Both are stainless built-in gas grills; the LTE PRO sits above the LTE+ with heavier-duty components for harder use. The right choice comes down to how often you cook and the size of the island. We will help match the grill to the kitchen we are designing.