Gather Around the Fire
The spot everyone gravitates toward once the sun goes down.
Wood or gas. Built-in or freestanding. Your call
Every option is designed into your landscape from the start so the materials match and the layout feels intentional.
Wood-Burning Fire Pits
The crackle of real wood and the warmth of open flame. A gathering point your family will use for years.
- Natural stone or block construction sized for your space
- Built-in spark screens and airflow channels for clean burning
- Designed to complement your existing patio and landscape
- Positioned for comfort and safety from structures and plantings
Design VisualizationGas Fire Features
Instant flame at the push of a button. Clean heat with no smoke and no ash to deal with.
- Push-button ignition for effortless use any evening
- No smoke or ash means comfortable seating up close
- Linear and bowl styles to fit modern or traditional settings
- Connected to your existing gas line for reliable fuel supply
Design VisualizationFire Pit Seating Areas
The fire pit is only half the equation. The seating around it is what turns it into a destination.
- Built-in stone benches that match your hardscape materials
- Curved walls sized for conversation and close gathering
- Integrated lighting along seat walls and pathways
- Room for chairs and flexibility when you need extra seating
Your outdoor season just got three months longer
A fire feature doesn't just look good. It changes when and how often you actually use your outdoor space.
Year-Round Gathering
You extend your outdoor season by months. Spring evenings and fall nights that used to send everyone inside become the best part of your day.
Ambiance After Dark
Your outdoor space transforms once the sun goes down. Flickering firelight creates an atmosphere no string lights or landscape fixture can match.
Property Value
You are adding one of the most sought-after outdoor features. Buyers consistently rank fire features among the top upgrades they look for.
Custom to Your Space
Your fire pit is designed alongside your patio and plantings so the materials match and the layout flows naturally from one area to the next.
Fire pit questions answered
Are wood-burning fire pits allowed in the Newburgh area?
Yes. Wood-burning fire pits are allowed on residential properties in most Tri-State jurisdictions. We confirm local setback requirements for your specific lot during design.
What is the difference between gas and wood-burning fire pits?
Gas fire pits light instantly and produce no smoke or ash. Wood-burning pits offer a traditional campfire feel. Both can be built into your patio or as freestanding features.
Can a fire pit be added to an existing patio?
In most cases, yes. We evaluate your existing patio surface and footings to determine the best placement and connection method.
How far does a fire pit need to be from my house?
Most local codes require at least ten feet of clearance from structures. Your designer verifies setback requirements and positions the feature safely within your layout.
Do fire pits increase home value?
Outdoor fire features are consistently rated among the top outdoor upgrades for return on investment. They extend usable outdoor time into spring and fall evenings.
Where do you install fire pits?
Our team installs fire pits and fire features across Newburgh, Evansville, Boonville, Chandler, and the greater Tri-State area including western Kentucky and southern Illinois.
“Ciara made everything easy. She walked the yard with me, pointing out possibilities and making thoughtful suggestions. We worked together as a team to design a landscaping plan that fit my vision and lifestyle.”
Why one company matters
One conversation
You explain your vision once. Every crew member, from designers to installers, already knows the plan.
One schedule
No waiting on one contractor to finish before another can start. Every phase is coordinated so your project moves forward.
One guarantee
If something isn't right, you call one number. No finger-pointing between companies, just a team that stands behind the work.
Your perfect fire pits start here.
Describe your space, what you want it to feel like, and any ideas you've been thinking about. From there, you'll get a clear plan and honest guidance, no pressure, no surprises.