Stone pits and seating walls, built to sit level for good.
A built-in fire pit is a permanent ring of block or stone on a solid base, usually with a patio or seating area around it.
Fire rules differ by town. Collierville bans burning yard waste and requires recreational fires to sit 25 feet from structures and anything that burns. Open burning is not allowed inside DeSoto County towns, Hernando included. HOAs can add their own rules, so check with your city and your HOA before choosing a spot.
It depends on your town. Check with the fire department or city office, and your HOA, before the pit goes in.
Well clear of the house, deck, fences and low branches. In Collierville, recreational fires must be 25 feet from structures; other towns set their own distance.
Wood gives a real fire and needs no gas line. Gas lights with a switch and leaves no ash, but needs a gas line run by a licensed plumber.
A wood-burning pit belongs on stone or concrete, not on a wood deck.
Free, with no obligation. Darren Fant walks the site, measures, looks at drainage and access, and gives a written quote. Every quote is written after seeing the yard, because access and grading differ house to house.
A written number after the walk-through - no sales pitch.
Tell us about your yard and Darren will call to set up the visit.