Fire Features
Fire pits and fireplaces positioned and built so the space around them actually works — seating distance, wind, and clearances included.
What the work covers
- Built-in and freestanding fire pits
- Gas and wood-burning options
- Seating geometry and clearances
- Wind and smoke considerations
A fire feature is a small structure with strict clearance rules. Standardized units take the guesswork out of the parts that carry risk, and the surround adapts to the space.
Common questions.
Gas or wood-burning?
Gas is instant, controllable, and lower-maintenance. Wood gives heat and the experience people usually picture. Local rules sometimes make the decision.
How much space does a fire pit need?
More than most people plan for. The seating ring and clearance around it drive the footprint far more than the pit itself.
Related services.
Plan first
Landscape Design
A measured plan for the whole property before anything gets built — layout, circulation, planting, and how the phases fit together.
Ground plane
Paver Patios & Walkways
Patios, walkways, entries, and sitting areas built on a properly compacted base with clean edges and joints that hold their line.
Cook outside
Outdoor Kitchens
Built-in cooking and prep areas — counters, storage, and appliance housings sized around how the space is actually used.
Overhead
Pergolas & Shade
Shade structures that make an outdoor space usable through the middle of the day — pergolas, covered seating, and attached shade.
Interested in how this works?
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