Outdoor Fire Pits & Fireplaces
Wood and gas fire pits, fire tables and masonry fireplaces that give your patio a glowing center and stretch the season on both ends.
- Pit sizes: 36 to 60 in across
- Timeline: 2 days to 4 weeks
- Fuel: Wood, gas, propane
What it is, and why it works.
Fire pulls people together. A fire pit ringed with seating becomes the spot where the evening slows down, stories get longer and s'mores get burnt. A masonry fireplace builds that into a room, with a chimney, a mantel and a hearth that makes a covered patio cozy even on a crisp November night.
We build fire features in stone, brick and stucco, designing seating walls, wind-friendly layouts and safe clearances from structures and trees. Wood-burning and gas options are both available, and local rules on open fires around Nashville and the surrounding counties are part of every plan.
Four things done right.
Wood or gas
Crackle and smoke, or push-button flame.
Seating built in
Stone walls and benches around the flame.
Safe by design
Clearances, venting and gas lines done right.
Extends the season
Warm evenings from early spring through late fall.
From idea to fire pits & fireplaces.
- 01
Pick the style
Pit, table or fireplace.
- 02
Site and utilities
Placement, base and gas line.
- 03
Build in stone
Masonry, seating walls and cap.
- 04
Light it up
Test, learn the controls and enjoy.
Often planned together.
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Lighting & ComfortOutdoor Furniture & Lounge DesignSeating zones, rugs and furnishings that finish the outdoor room.The final layer that makes it feel like home.
Design, Decks & CareRetaining Walls & Seat WallsWalls that tame slopes, create flat space and double as seating.Level ground where there wasn't any, and a place to sit on it.Outdoor Fire Pits & Fireplaces across Middle Tennessee.
We install this service in 28 cities, from Nashville to Franklin, Murfreesboro and beyond.
Fire Pits & Fireplaces: common questions
Gas or wood fire pit?
Gas lights instantly, makes no smoke and is easy to control. Wood offers crackle and aroma. Many homeowners choose gas for convenience.
How far should a fire pit be from the house?
Typically at least ten to fifteen feet, farther from trees and structures. We confirm what your city requires.
How do I get a price for fire pits & fireplaces?
Fill in the form or call 615-431-3789. We schedule a free design visit, look at your yard and send a written estimate that lists exactly what is included.
Ready to talk about fire pits & fireplaces?
A free design visit, honest advice and a written estimate. A real person calls back, usually the same day.