Wood-burning fire pits provide a traditional experience with crackling flames and radiant heat. Gas fire pits offer convenience with instant ignition, consistent heat, and no smoke or ash.

Fire pits should be installed on level, non-combustible surfaces such as concrete, pavers, or stone, and are typically required to be at least 25 feet from combustible structures. We ensure compliance with all local codes and safety requirements.

Costs vary based on size, materials, and fuel type. We are happy to provide a free estimate tailored to your project.

Built-in fire pits often require permits, especially gas-fired units, which also require inspections. We handle all permitting and code compliance. Wood-burning fire pits may not require permits, depending on local regulations.

We recommend non-combustible materials that complement your landscape design, including concrete pavers, natural stone, porcelain tile, brick, or gravel. Material selection is based on both aesthetics and functionality.