Fire pits, fireplaces, and the reason your patio is used in December.
Fire pits, outdoor fireplaces, tabletop features. Gas or propane. Built for Phoenix winters, not Colorado ones.
Fire Features — recent installs
Fire pit at duskParadise Valley
Beehive brick fireplaceArcadia
Stucco fireplace + patioNorth Scottsdale
Tabletop fire, diningPhoenix
What we do
Phoenix winters are the reason people spent money on the backyard in the first place. A fire feature makes the difference between a patio that gets used four months a year and one that gets used eight. We design and install the whole range — from a low gas fire bowl to a full masonry fireplace that anchors a ramada.
What we build
- Gas fire pits — round, square, linear. Cast stone, natural stone, poured concrete, corten steel. Standard sizes and full custom.
- Outdoor fireplaces — stucco, brick, stone. Beehive Southwest style, modern rectilinear, traditional hearth. Chimney sized for our low-wind draft.
- Tabletop features for dining tables and bar tops — clean small-format fire that doesn't take the whole patio.
- Fire & water combos — spillover bowls with fire ring above, corner sconces, wall-mount linear runs.
Gas or propane?
If you have a gas meter within reasonable trenching distance, natural gas wins on every metric — no tank swaps, no propane price swings, no bulk delivery. If not, propane with a buried 120- or 250-gallon tank is a set-it-and-forget-it system that lasts a season or more between fills. We size and plumb the run, pull the permit, and get it inspected. Nothing we install runs on a 20-lb "grill bottle" — those look temporary because they are.
Safety and permits
Every gas run gets a permit. Every installation is pressure-tested and inspected. Fire pit burners are commercial-grade with a keyed valve; fireplaces get proper flue and hearth clearances. This is the part nobody sees and everybody pays for when it's done wrong.
Phoenix · Arcadia · Paradise Valley · Scottsdale · North Phoenix.
Fire Features — questions we get.
Natural gas if you can reach a meter — cheaper long-term, no tank swaps. Otherwise a buried propane tank.
A pre-fab gas fire bowl on a plumbed line runs $1,800–3,200 installed. Custom masonry fire pits run $3,500–8,500. Full outdoor fireplaces run $7,500–22,000+.
Yes. Every gas run gets a permit and inspection. We handle it.
Yes — spillover bowls with a fire ring above is a favorite. Corten steel bowls read especially well.
What it costs.
Sample Pricing
- Service call — flat$90
- Pre-fab gas fire bowl (plumbed)$1,800–3,200
- Custom masonry fire pit$3,500–8,500
- Tabletop fire feature$1,200–2,800
- Outdoor fireplace$7,500–22,000+
- Buried propane tank + line+$2,400–4,200
Call or text — we answer.
Same-day quotes on most jobs. Text a photo of the problem and we'll tell you what it needs.