Fire pits

Make the patio worth staying out on.

A fire pit turns a finished patio into the part of the yard everyone uses after the sun goes down.

Wood-burning block fire pit on a paver patio at blue hour

Built to gather around

Stone, block, gas, and a place to sit.

Choose a wood-burning block pit, a natural stone focal point, or a gas pit with the line run by a licensed plumber. We set seating walls at 18 inches so they pull double duty as benches.

During the yard walk, we look at the distance from the house and trees, access for construction, and what your township allows.

Plan your fire pit →

Natural stone fire pit and seating wall on a paver patio at dusk

Choose your gathering place

Three ways to build the evening in.

Wood-burning block fire pit on a paver patio — **Wood-burning block**Durable block, a clean paver surround, and a classic open flame.

Natural stone fire pit with curved seating wall — **Natural stone with seating wall**A curved 18-inch wall gives everyone a built-in place to sit.

Gas fire pit with a flat stone cap at dusk — **Gas with a flat stone cap**A licensed plumber runs the line, then the evening starts with a turn of the key.

Wood-burning block pits$2,800–$4,500starting range

Natural stone pits$5,500–$9,000starting range

Gas fire pitsPlumber-runGas work is completed by a licensed plumber

Seating walls18 in.A comfortable bench height for more places to gather