Outdoor Fireplaces
Architectural fireplaces planned with the patio, seating, views, and scale of the home in mind.
A fireplace should anchor the space.
Outdoor fireplaces have more presence than a fire pit. We plan the size, view lines, seating, patio shape, and surrounding materials so it feels like part of the home.
- Masonry fireplacesA permanent focal point with its foundation, fuel choice, and required clearances planned first.
- Stone fireplace surroundsA hearth and surround that connect visually with the patio and the home.
- Covered living-room settingsA fireplace and seating layout reviewed together with any overhead structure and its requirements.
See the work.
Projects from our portfolio, including related outdoor improvements.
View portfolioBefore the work starts.
We work through the choices that affect your space, your budget, and how the finished project will be used.
Get the scale right
Size the fireplace around the house, patio, and views from the seating area.
Resolve the requirements
Review fuel, clearances, foundation needs, and the site's construction requirements.
Finish the whole space
Coordinate the surround, hearth, seating, and adjoining patio materials.
Outdoor Fireplaces FAQs
A few practical questions homeowners usually ask before the project starts.
A fireplace creates a taller, more defined focal point; a fire pit usually allows seating around it. The right choice depends on the patio size, views, fuel preference, and the site.
That needs a site-specific review. The fireplace system, roof, ventilation, clearances, and applicable requirements must be considered before agreeing on a location.
Scope, materials and equipment, site access, removal work, and preparation all affect the price. Share photos and a rough budget range so we can discuss a realistic scope; a project-specific quote needs the site details.
Send your project address, a few photos, and a short description of what you want to change. Include your preferred timing and budget range if you have them. We will discuss the project and the next step.
Often planned together.
Include these in the conversation if they are part of your plans.
