A Bar Sized to Your Space
We measure the area and ask how many guests you host.
At Big Easy Lawn Care, we install custom outdoor bars for homes and businesses across New Orleans. Every bar is planned around the local climate and soil, from where it sits to how rain runs off it.
With our outdoor bar installation in New Orleans, you get a free on-site consultation, a plan for where the bar sits and how guests will use it, and an install handled by a fully insured professional. We close every project with a walkthrough of the finished bar, and you manage billing online.
We measure the area and ask how many guests you host.
We check where the afternoon sun falls before choosing the spot.
We plan where storm water goes, so it does not pool at the base.
A fully insured professional handles the install from start to finish.
We go over the finished bar with you, so everything is checked together.
Pay online and book other services from your phone or web browser.
We install outdoor bars in New Orleans in four common settings: a backyard bar for a home, a bar under a pergola for shade, a bar built onto or beside a deck, and a bar for a business or commercial property. Every option begins with a free, no-obligation estimate at your property.

A bar sized for family evenings or a full yard of guests.

Set the bar beneath a pergola, so guests get shade on bright afternoons.

Pair the bar with a new or existing deck to give drinks and seating one level surface.

Outdoor bars for commercial properties where customers or tenants gather.
In New Orleans, an outdoor bar faces intense heat, humidity, and heavy Gulf rains all year. Any part of the bar that stays wet invites decay and termites, so shade, drainage, and keeping wood off damp soil shape the plan from the very first visit.

The outdoor bar setups that suit New Orleans keep guests out of the strongest sun and keep rain from sitting on the bar. A covered bar, an open-air bar in natural shade, a bar beside an outdoor kitchen, and a bar paired with misting all suit the local climate when planned well.
Shade overhead
A pergola or cover above the bar shades the counter and gives guests some shelter from passing showers.
Natural shade
Set near large trees or on the shady side of the house for evening gatherings.
Cook and serve
Placed beside an outdoor kitchen, the bar becomes the serving counter while food comes off the grill.
Pair with mist
Add cooling and misting under a cover, so the bar stays comfortable in July and August.
Every setup is a starting point. We match the bar to your yard, your shade, and how you host during the free consultation.
We install an outdoor bar in New Orleans in three steps. We start with a free, no-obligation visit and quote, a fully insured professional installs the bar to the plan we agree on, and we finish with a walkthrough. Payments and any added services are handled from your phone or web browser.
We check shade, drainage, and access, and ask how you plan to use the bar before quoting.
Your bar goes in where we planned it, on a spot chosen to stay clear of standing water and damp soil.
We review the finished bar with you on site, then you pay and book anything else online.

Looking after an outdoor bar in New Orleans comes down to keeping it dry and clean through every season. Give it a full check in spring, clear water and spills quickly through the summer storms, brush off fallen leaves in the fall, and use the cooler winter months for repairs and upgrades.
Check the counter, base, and seating.
Wipe the bar after storms and bring cushions in.
Leaves left on the counter or around the base trap moisture against it.
A slower season for repairs or adding shade.

The price depends on the size of the bar, the materials, and whether it sits under a cover. We quote after a free, no-obligation visit to the property.
Get Free EstimatesTo plan an outdoor bar in New Orleans, decide how you want to host, how much shade the spot needs, and whether you want power, water, or lighting near it, since that work may call for a licensed trade and a city permit. Settling those three questions first keeps the plan and the quote accurate.
Count the guests you expect, choose standing room or stools, and decide if the bar sits on a deck or in the yard.
Note where the afternoon sun lands, and whether a cover or the rest of our outdoor living features belong with the bar.
Power, water, and lighting shape where a bar can sit. In New Orleans, new electrical work needs a city permit and a licensed electrician.
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Building an outdoor bar starts with the plan rather than the materials. Pick a spot with shade and firm ground that drains, decide how many people it should serve, and choose a counter and base that handle sun and rain. In New Orleans, keep wood off wet soil and check city permit rules first.
An outdoor bar with a roof is usually set under a pergola or other cover, so guests get shade and some shelter from rain. Plan the cover and the bar together, so posts, seating, and drainage line up. In New Orleans, ask the city whether a covered structure on your lot needs a permit.
Use a bar top that copes with direct sun, heavy rain, spills, and humidity without staying wet. Whatever the surface, it should shed water and wipe clean easily. In New Orleans, where storms soak anything left outside, a top that dries quickly lasts longer, and we go over the options at the free consultation.
A stone outdoor bar is heavy, so it needs firm, level ground beneath it that drains well. Plan where the counter, seating, and any shade will go before setting any stone. In New Orleans, choose a spot where rain runs off instead of pooling around the base, and check permit rules with the city.
Build a wooden outdoor bar from wood rated for outdoor use. LSU AgCenter says copper-based pressure-treated wood can be used outdoors and in ground contact, and that decay fungi grow only above 20 percent wood moisture. In New Orleans, that means lifting the bar off wet soil and letting rain drain away quickly.
The best outdoor bar height depends on how guests will use it. A bar where people stand or sit on tall stools needs a higher counter than one paired with shorter counter stools, so choose the seating first and set the counter to match it. We settle the height with you at the free consultation.
The best material for an outdoor bar in New Orleans is one that holds up when it gets wet. LSU AgCenter notes that termites are attracted to and sustained by wet materials, so the frame and base should resist moisture and insects, and the bar should sit where rain drains away fast.
The cost to build an outdoor bar depends on its size, the materials, whether it sits under a cover, and what it is paired with, such as a kitchen or seating area. The most accurate number for a New Orleans yard comes from a free on-site estimate, which we provide with no obligation.
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