BBQ assembly.
Done proper.

Costs scale with the BBQ size, type, and number of accessories. A small portable or kettle BBQ sits at the lower end. A standard three or four-burner gas cart BBQ is mid-band. Large six-burner carts, built-in BBQ heads, and premium models with rotisseries, side burners, and multiple accessories sit at the top. We send fixed quotes based on the specific BBQ you're building. Send a product link and we'll send a price that holds.

Gas BBQs (cart and cabinet styles), charcoal BBQs, electric BBQs, kettle BBQs and smokers (Weber kettle, Big Green Egg, Kamado-style ceramic cookers), portable and travel BBQs, and built-in BBQ heads without a surround or trolley. If it ships in a box with a manual, we can usually scope it from a product link.

Yes. We work across Weber, Beefeater, BeefMaster, Masport, Napoleon, Char-Broil, Crossray, Trafalgar, Everdure, and most NZ BBQ retailers. The Weber Genesis range is widely sold across the Auckland market. Each brand has its own assembly sequence; we follow the manual that ships with your unit.

No. Permanent connections to natural gas or piped LPG must be done by a registered gas fitter. We assemble the BBQ, position it, run the LPG bottle connection and leak test where that's the intended setup, and leave the gas inlet ready for your gas fitter if you're going fixed-line.

Yes. Kettle BBQs, ceramic Kamado-style cookers, offset smokers, and charcoal cart models are all in scope. There's no bottle connection on charcoal units, so the finish is about cart and body assembly, vents and dampers set correctly, and accessories fitted.

Yes. Rotisseries, infrared side burners, smoker boxes, warming racks, and similar add-ons are part of the build when they're in the box or on your order. We set up the rotisserie motor and spit where supplied, confirm auxiliary burners light, and fit a BBQ cover if you bought one with the job.

Depends on the BBQ. A small portable or kettle unit is often under an hour. A standard four-burner cart BBQ is usually 1.5 to 3 hours. Large six-burner carts, built-in heads, and kits with multiple accessories can run 3 to 5 hours. We give you a time estimate with the fixed quote.

Yes. Built-in heads (the grill unit without surround or trolley) are in scope. They're often heavy and awkward, so they may need two builders when the manual or weight calls for it. Surround cabinetry and benching are outside what we quote as standard BBQ assembly unless you list them explicitly.

We pause, document what's wrong, and help you raise a parts request with the retailer. We'll finish whatever we safely can with what's available, then come back at no charge to complete the job once replacements arrive. For gas BBQs we won't leave a unit connected and in use if a leak-prone part is missing or damaged.

Yes. Cardboard, polystyrene, plastic wrap, and the bag of spare hardware leave with us. The printed user manual stays with you.

All of Auckland. North Shore, Central, East, West, South, Manukau, Howick, Pakuranga, Albany, the Hibiscus Coast, and the rural fringes. Out-of-city jobs are quoted with a small travel allowance. If you're outside our usual range, ask anyway.

Sometimes, depending on the BBQ size and our schedule that week. Small portables and kettle BBQs are easier to slot in. Large cart BBQs, built-in heads, and jobs with lots of accessories may need a couple of days' lead time because they can require two builders. If you need it urgently, say so when you request a quote and we'll tell you what's possible.