Can I add a firepit to an existing patio?

Yes — a standalone firepit or seating wall can usually be added to an existing patio without redoing the whole space, as long as the surrounding base can support the additional footing.

What's the difference between a firepit and an outdoor fireplace?

A firepit is typically a lower, open feature for a seating area; an outdoor fireplace includes a vertical structure, often with a mantle, that functions more like an outdoor room anchor. Both use fire-rated materials and proper clearances.

Do you install gas firepits or only wood-burning?

We build both — gas line coordination is part of the process if you want a gas firepit or fireplace instead of wood-burning.

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FIREPITS & FIREPLACES in Locust Grove.

Serving Locust Grove — lake-community lots with dense tree cover. Locust Grove is about 20 minutes from our base, so scheduling and site visits are straightforward. Every firepits & fireplaces project in Locust Grove starts with the same rule: the base does the heavy lifting. Local soils, drainage patterns, and freeze-thaw exposure all get factored into how we build here.

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Overview

Whether it's a simple stone firepit or a full outdoor fireplace with a mantle and seating wall, we build to last — fire-rated materials, proper clearances, and a base that won't shift. Built as a standalone feature or as part of a larger patio project.

In-house crew & equipment Licensed, Bonded & Insured Workmanship warranty

Our Process

HOW WE BUILD IT.

01
Design & placement
We plan for wind, seating, and distance from structures.
02
Base & footing
Poured or compacted base rated for heat and weight.
03
Construction
Fire-rated block or stone build, gas line coordination if applicable.
04
Finish details
Caps, seating walls, and surrounding hardscape tied in.