Fire Pits

Fire Pit Installation for Central Florida Homes

Gas and wood-burning fire pits in brick, natural stone and concrete. We design and build the complete fire pit area including paver surround and seating walls.

Custom brick fire pit with paver patio in Central Florida

Options

Gas vs Wood-Burning Fire Pit

Gas Fire Pit

  • Instant on/off with a switch
  • No smoke or ash cleanup
  • Consistent flame height
  • Requires gas line hookup
  • Higher upfront cost

Wood-Burning Fire Pit

  • Classic campfire experience
  • Lower upfront cost
  • No gas line required
  • Ash and wood management needed
  • Smoke can be an issue on still nights

Materials

Fire Pit Materials We Use

Brick

Traditional look with excellent heat retention. One of the most popular choices for wood-burning pits.

Natural Stone

Fieldstone, flagstone and river rock give a natural, organic appearance that blends into the landscape.

Concrete Block

Clean, modern look. Can be finished with stucco or stone veneer. Structurally solid and cost-effective.

Design Options

Fire Pit Shapes

Round

The classic campfire shape. Works well in most backyard layouts.

Square

A modern look that pairs cleanly with geometric paver patios.

Rectangle

Good for linear seating arrangements along a wall or deck edge.

Custom

We can design a shape that fits your specific backyard layout and style.

Our Work

Fire Pit Projects

Round brick fire pit with paver patio Orlando
Gas fire pit with seating wall Central Florida
Natural stone fire pit Kissimmee FL
Square fire pit with concrete block frame
Fire pit and outdoor patio combination
Completed fire pit evening Central Florida

FAQ

Fire Pit Questions

Do I need a permit for a fire pit in Florida?

Permit requirements vary by county and municipality. We advise you on what applies to your specific property before starting any work and handle the permit process when required.

Gas or wood fire pit: which is better for Central Florida?

Gas fire pits are more convenient: instant on/off, no ash cleanup and no smoke to deal with in Florida humidity. Wood-burning pits give a more traditional campfire experience. Both are popular choices here.

How far from the house does a fire pit need to be?

Most local codes require a minimum of 10 feet from any structure. We follow all local fire safety guidelines during design and installation.

What materials work best for a fire pit in Florida?

Brick, concrete block and natural stone all hold up well in the Florida climate. We do not use materials that absorb moisture and crack when heated. All our fire pit builds use fire-rated materials at the firebox.

Can you build a fire pit with seating around it?

Yes. We design and build integrated paver seating walls, benches and step-down areas around the fire pit to create a complete outdoor gathering space.

Get Started

Ready to Add a Fire Pit to Your Backyard?

We visit your property, design the fire pit area and provide a written estimate at no charge. Serving Orlando, Kissimmee, Lake Nona, Davenport and all of Central Florida.