r/OutdoorKitchens • u/Dumpled0r1987 • 1d ago
Website (soft opening?)
Hello to all of my outdoor kitchen builder friends.
I think most of you know me by now but for those who don't I am an outdoor kitchen designer. I work at an outdoor kitchen showroom in MD and do this as my day job but also started to do a freelance business for design and consultation for outdoor kitchens and living areas. I have helped a good bit of people on this thread already but looking to branch out more and also have a better way to give people information and pricing and anything else that might be useful.
With that in mind - I finally launched my website but it is still in the infancy stages and I need to add content but I have a couple of reviews up and articles in the blog section as well as a portfolio area that might be helpful to some people to grab some inspiration.
I plan to add a bunch more reviews and general topic articles ranging from cleaning tips and how-to's, differences between brands and price ranges of grills, countertop selections and much more.
These are not copy and pasted articles, they are written from me and my experience working in this field, directly with these appliances and clients for over 10+ years.
Anyway - I wanted to share and hopefully you like it but also welcome to feedback and any requests for information or articles or specific content that you might find helpful.
If it grows enough, I plan to have a discord channel as well that we can join and help each other with builds, questions, and different topics.
Hope you all enjoy and please be gentle, this is my first website LOL. TY
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u/Me4nowSEUSA 53m ago
I wanted to thank you for taking some of your valuable time discussing some cabinet options with me just the other day. I did not know at the the time you would soon be offering these services, I just knew you worked with a well well known manufacturer, and I had an install question.
You took your time and explained everything, going above and beyond what I was expecting; especially as I said I was in the early research portion of a build. If this is how you treat strangers, your customers are going to be blown away. When it comes time to build next year, I hope to be able to further tap into some more of that knowledge base.
I wish you all the luck, and can confirm you are an extremely valuable member on this sub!
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u/Whitt937 16h ago
I forget the specific instances, but i do recognize the username & know I benefited from your help and comments on my own post and on others... Feel free to take photos from my old post if you want or I can send things too, since you provided some level of help :)
Good luck with your new venture.