Make more of
home, outside.

A Boca Raton address, a plan for your home

Bash Grills and Pergolas is based at 433 Plaza Real Suite 275 in Boca Raton. Our focus is outdoor kitchens, grills and pergolas. Whether your starting point is a simple cooking area or a more connected outdoor setting, the useful questions begin with your property and your everyday routine.

Look at the relationship between the indoor kitchen and the patio. Note the route you take with food, the places guests naturally gather and the views you want to keep open. Photograph the space at the times you would normally use it. The pattern of light and shade can be more useful to a planning conversation than a single carefully framed inspiration image.

Describe existing paving, nearby utilities, drainage concerns and access. If a pool, landscaping or another structure is part of the setting, include it in the wider photographs. These details help identify what needs site-specific review; they are not a reason to assume that a proposed design will fit before conditions are checked.

Confirm the right approval path

Start by confirming which authority has jurisdiction over your actual project address. Do not rely only on a Boca Raton mailing address. For properties within City jurisdiction, the City of Boca Raton Building Permits and Inspections page is an official starting point and links to the City’s eHub permitting system. Ask the responsible authority what applies to the specific work you are proposing.

If your property is subject to association review, obtain the current instructions and share them early. The association may need information about the proposed appearance or location. Its review does not replace any required public approvals. During your estimate, ask who prepares drawings, coordinates any required technical review and handles applications; those responsibilities should be clear in the written scope.

Bring a few useful details

A city, a broad photograph and a short description of your goals are enough to begin. If available, include a survey, existing plans, HOA instructions and appliance model numbers. You do not need to solve every question before reaching out. Tell us which decisions are already made and where you want guidance.

For property managers, include site access procedures and the person authorized to approve the scope. For homeowners, share the timing you have in mind without assuming a construction date before approvals, materials and site requirements are understood. We’ll discuss the project-specific next steps during the estimate process.

Explore our outdoor kitchen, grill and pergola pages for the questions most relevant to your project. Our pergola planning checklist also explains how to prepare for a more useful first conversation.