Fire Pits & Fireplaces — San Diego County
Fire Pits & Outdoor Fireplaces in San Diego County
Custom fire features — fire pits, fireplaces, and integrated gathering spaces — designed around your backyard and built to last.
Fire features bring people together and add a completely different feel to your backyard. We build custom fire pits and fireplaces that enhance both function and design.
What We Build
Custom Fire Features Designed Around Your Space
Fire Pits & Fireplaces
Matched to Your Layout and Style
We build fire pits and fireplaces that match your layout and style.
Whether it's a clean modern gas pit tucked into a patio or a full stone fireplace anchoring a seating area, we design it to feel like it belongs.
The Heart of the Yard
A Feature That Elevates Your Entire Backyard
Fire features often become the focal point of the space, creating a place where people gather.
Seating arrangements, sightlines, and surrounding hardscape all work together to make the area feel intentional.
Built Right
Built Safely and Built to Last
Proper Construction and Safety
We focus on proper construction so your feature is safe, durable, and long-lasting.
Materials That Handle Heat
The right materials in the right places so the feature holds up to real use over the years.
Add Comfort and Function to Your Outdoor Space
If you want a feature that makes your space more usable and inviting, we can help you build it.
Fire Features FAQ
Common Questions About Fire Pits & Fireplaces
A simple gas fire pit with stone veneer typically runs $3,500 to $7,000 installed. Larger custom designs with seat walls, decorative stone, or premium burners can run $8,000 to $15,000+. Outdoor fireplaces start around $10,000 and go up from there based on size and materials.
Most San Diego homeowners go with natural gas or propane for convenience and air quality compliance. Gas turns on with a switch and is allowed in more areas. Wood-burning fire pits give a traditional crackle and smell but require fuel storage and may be restricted in some HOAs or fire-prone zones.
Yes, when installed correctly. Gas fire features have a dedicated burner pan and safe clearances built in. Wood-burning units need proper hearth dimensions and clearance from combustibles. We follow manufacturer specs and local code on every install.
Permanent gas fire pits typically require a gas line permit and inspection. Permanent fireplaces with a chimney usually require a building permit. Portable units do not. We handle any permits the project requires.
If your home already has natural gas service, that is the easier and cheaper long-term option — no tank refills. Propane is the right call for homes without a gas line, and a buried 100lb or 250lb tank can power a fire feature for months at a time.
Yes — that is one of our favorite designs. A built-in fire pit surrounded by a curved seat wall creates a natural gathering point and integrates the fire feature into the rest of the hardscape so it feels like part of the space, not an add-on.
Bring Warmth and a Focal Point to Your Backyard
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Whether you already know what you want or need help figuring it out, we will guide you through the process and give you a clear plan forward.
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