InstallerGrills & AppliancesBull Outdoor Products, installed by XPRT.
Bull Outdoor Products is a long-running maker of stainless-steel gas grills and complete outdoor-kitchen equipment, well known for both individual built-in grills and pre-configured island packages. The brand's catalog is broad and built around the permanent outdoor kitchen — the grill sets into a counter, and the surrounding components come from the same line. For a Central Texas backyard, that means a cooking space engineered to live outdoors through long summers and the occasional hard freeze.
What distinguishes Bull is the sheer breadth of its outdoor-kitchen catalog. Beyond stainless gas grills in a range of sizes, the brand offers side and power burners, refrigeration and storage, and gas pizza ovens — plus complete island packages for homeowners who want a coordinated starting point. That range gives a design room to match the grill to how a family actually cooks, then fill out the island with matching hardware from one maker.
Why have XPRT install it
A Bull outdoor kitchen is a construction project first. XPRT builds the masonry island to each unit's cutout tolerances, runs and pressure-tests the gas, brings electrical and any water to the components that need them, ventilates the grill cavity, and sets everything flush and square. Gas, a masonry island, and tight openings are why this belongs with a licensed builder. One accountable team, permitted where required and backed by a local warranty.
The lineup
Bull Outdoor Products in the wild
Photography courtesy of Bull Outdoor Products.
Common questions
Yes. Bull offers pre-configured island packages as well as individual built-in components, so a kitchen can start from a package or be designed piece by piece. We will help decide which path fits the space and the budget, then build the island to suit. Either way, the utilities and cutouts are ours to get right.
Bull makes gas pizza ovens that can be built in or set on a counter, so yes. We plan the gas supply, clearances, and counter space for it at the design stage. Adding it during the build is far simpler than retrofitting one later.
A freestanding grill rolls on a cart and can be moved; a built-in grill is a fixed head engineered to set into a counter cutout and plumb to a permanent gas line. Built-ins give a cleaner, finished outdoor kitchen but require masonry and utility work. That is the part XPRT handles.