Fire Pits
Gas and wood-burning fire pits built into your patio or backyard design, matched to your hardscape materials.

Professional Fire Pits in the Greater Sacramento Area
A well-built fire pit turns a backyard into a destination and stretches outdoor season deep into fall and winter evenings. We design and build custom fire pits and fire features β natural gas, propane, and wood-burning β as permanent masonry structures matched to your patio, pool deck, and landscape materials.
Gas fire pits are the most popular build: push-button ignition, no smoke chasing guests around the circle, and no ash cleanup. We run the gas line, size the burner correctly for real warmth, and finish the structure in stone, stucco, or block-and-veneer that ties into your hardscape. Wood-burning pits deliver the classic crackle and are built with proper fire brick and smoke-smart placement.
Fire pits are best planned alongside seating walls, patios, and lighting β and because we build all of those, your fire feature lands in a designed gathering space, not the middle of a lawn.
Why Homeowners Choose Us for Fire Pits
Real Masonry, Not a Kit
Our fire pits are permanent structures built from block, brick, and stone veneer β engineered footings included β not a metal bowl from a box store.
Safe, Permitted Gas Work
Gas lines are properly sized, trenched, tested, and inspected, with shutoffs and key valves where codes require.
Designed as a Gathering Space
We plan the seating circle, wall heights, and clearances so the fire pit is comfortable for a crowd, not just a photo.
Matched to Your Hardscape
Veneer, cap stone, and finish are selected to match your patio, pool coping, and walls for a built-with-the-house look.
Our Fire Pits Process
Design & Placement
We choose the location for wind, clearances, view lines, and gas routing, and design the pit and seating to scale.
Footing & Utilities
Concrete footing is poured and gas and electrical lines are trenched and stubbed before the structure goes up.
Masonry Construction
Block core, fire-rated interior, veneer, and cap are built, with the burner system installed and leak-tested.
Finish & First Fire
Media (fire glass or lava rock), ignition, and controls are completed β then we light it together and walk through operation.
What's Included
- Custom gas & wood-burning fire pits
- Built-in seating integration
- Matched to existing hardscape




Fire Pits Near You
We provide fire pits services throughout the greater Sacramento region. Choose your city for local details, or view all areas we serve.
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General concrete contracting for patios, slabs, retaining walls, and more.
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Full-service landscape design and installation for front and back yards.
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Durable, slip-resistant pool decking built to complement your pool and backyard.
Learn more βFire Pits β Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a custom fire pit cost?
Custom masonry fire pits typically range from $4,000 to $12,000+ depending on size, materials, and whether we're running a new gas line. Fire pit and seating wall packages built with a patio project are quoted together and are often the best value.
Gas or wood-burning β which fire pit is better?
Gas wins for convenience: instant on/off, no smoke, no embers, and fewer restrictions on burn days. Wood delivers the traditional campfire experience but is subject to local air-quality burn bans. Many clients choose gas for everyday use.
Do I need a permit for a fire pit?
Gas-plumbed fire pits generally require a permit for the gas line, and some cities have setback rules from structures and property lines. We handle permitting and build to your city's requirements as part of the project.
Can you add a fire pit to my existing patio?
Usually, yes. We saw-cut the existing concrete, pour a footing, trench the gas line, and build the pit to match your current hardscape. It's one of the highest-impact upgrades you can make to an existing backyard.
Ready to start your fire pits project?
Free 3D design and a free estimate β no obligation, from a licensed local contractor.
