A fire pit extends your outdoor season into fall and gives your backyard a natural gathering point. We build with fire-rated materials and make sure placement meets local clearance codes, whether you go wood-burning or gas.
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A fire pit gives your backyard a natural gathering point and extends the outdoor season into cooler fall evenings. We build both wood-burning and gas fire pits, depending on how you want to use it and how much hands-on maintenance you're up for. Every fire pit we build accounts for proper clearance from structures and property lines per local code, and uses fire-rated materials that hold up to repeated high heat without cracking.
A fire pit gives you a reason to use your backyard well past summer, extending outdoor time into cooler fall evenings. It also serves as a natural focal point for seating areas and gatherings. Gas fire pits offer instant on-off convenience with no ash cleanup, while wood-burning pits give the classic campfire experience with more hands-on maintenance. We'll help you weigh the trade-offs based on how you plan to use it.
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During design, we talk through wood-burning versus gas, size, and shape — round, square, or custom — based on how the fire pit fits into your existing or planned seating area. We'll also factor in your home's architectural style and existing landscaping so the fire pit reads as part of a cohesive design, not an isolated add-on.
Local codes typically set minimum clearance distances between a fire pit and structures, property lines, and overhanging trees. We check these requirements before finalizing placement so your fire pit is built to code from day one. Beyond code compliance, we also account for prevailing wind direction and sightlines from your seating area so smoke and heat don't become a problem once it's in regular use.
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We build fire pits from fire-rated pavers, natural stone, or concrete block, all rated to handle repeated high heat without cracking or discoloring over time. For gas fire pits, we also install the necessary gas line connection as part of the build, so it's properly run rather than added as an afterthought.
We typically plan seating in a ring or arc around the fire pit, spaced far enough back to meet safe clearance distances while keeping conversation comfortable. Built-in stone or paver seating walls are a popular option that doubles as a design feature. We can also design the surrounding area for movable furniture if you'd rather keep the layout flexible.
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Choosing CJS Landscape for your fire pit installation means choosing a partner dedicated to excellence and client satisfaction. Our portfolio is a testament to successful projects, each a unique creation tailored to our clients' visions.
We bring expertise, creativity, and a passion for outdoor living to every project. When you choose us, you're choosing a team committed to turning your outdoor dreams into a reality that exceeds your expectations.
Ready to transform your outdoor space with a captivating fire pit? Requesting a quote from CJS Landscape is a simple step toward enhancing your home. Our transparent and fair pricing ensures that your investment not only brings warmth to your evenings but also adds long-term value to your property.
Let's embark on this journey together, creating an outdoor space that reflects your style, fosters connections, and becomes the envy of the neighborhood. Contact us today to take the first step toward your custom fire pit installation.
It depends on preference. Wood-burning fire pits give a classic campfire feel, while gas fire pits offer instant on-off convenience and no ash cleanup. We can help you weigh the trade-offs.
Local codes typically set minimum clearance distances from structures and property lines. We'll make sure your fire pit's placement meets those requirements.
We build with fire-rated pavers, natural stone, and other durable materials designed to handle high heat and Wisconsin's weather over the long term.
In many cases, yes. We'll assess your existing patio and layout to see whether a fire pit can be integrated or needs a dedicated adjacent space.
