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Outdoor Fireplaces
A fire feature built as a real gathering point — sized and placed for how you’ll actually use it, not just how it photographs.
Overview
How we approach outdoor fireplaces.
Whether it’s a built-in fireplace or a fire pit integrated into a patio, an outdoor fire feature works best when it’s placed with real use in mind — seating capacity, wind direction, clearance from structures, and how it anchors the rest of the outdoor space.
We build for regular use, not occasional decoration: proper venting and clearances for fireplaces, and durable, heat-rated materials throughout, so the feature holds up to being used often rather than sitting mostly unused.
What's included
What matters in a outdoor fireplaces project.
- Placement planned around seating capacity, wind, and clearance from structures
- Heat-rated materials and construction built for regular use, not occasional decoration
- Integrates with an existing or planned patio rather than sitting as a separate feature
- Works as a fire pit or a full built-in fireplace depending on the space and your preference
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the difference between a fire pit and an outdoor fireplace?
A fire pit is typically a lower, open feature built into or near a patio; a fireplace is a taller, vertical structure with a chimney. Which one fits depends on the space and how you plan to use it.
Do you handle gas line hookups for gas fire features?
Yes, gas fire features are an option — we’ll go over gas versus wood-burning during design based on your preference and the site.
How much clearance does a fire feature need from the house or fence?
It depends on the type of feature and local code requirements, which we account for during design and placement.
Ready to start your outdoor fireplaces project?
Tell us about your space and we'll follow up to schedule a consultation.