OutdoorFireplaceDesign&Build

An outdoor masonry fireplace is a bigger structure and a bigger investment than a fire pit; it is offered as an upgrade on our estate-terrace hardscape tier and generally starts in the tens of thousands of dollars depending on size and materials. A fire pit is a smaller add-on within a standard patio package. Both extend how you use the backyard; the fireplace is the more architectural, permanent statement piece.

Yes. Real radiant heat from a masonry fireplace makes a covered or open patio usable well into the cooler months here, not just on warm summer nights. Paired with a covered structure, a fireplace can turn a patio into a genuine three-season space rather than a summer-only feature.

Gas gives instant on-off convenience and no ash or smoke management, which most homeowners appreciate for a feature they will use regularly. Wood-burning gives the classic campfire ambiance and crackle but comes with real upkeep: stocking wood, cleaning ash, and more caution around embers and smoke drift. We will walk through both so you pick based on how you will actually use it, not just how it looks in a photo.

Yes. A masonry fireplace is a real structure that needs a proper footing and, depending on design, a chimney or vent for smoke and combustion gases, which is different from a simple fire pit sitting on a patio surface. We engineer the foundation and any venting as part of the build and handle the permitting that comes with a permanent structure like this.