You’ll have a custom fire pit that becomes the heart of your outdoor space. Picture this: cool Florida evenings where your family actually wants to spend time outside, property value that climbs with every gathering, and neighbors who ask where you found “that company.”
Your fire pit won’t just look good—it’ll work perfectly for decades. No smoke blowing in faces because we understand wind patterns. No cracking after the first heavy rain because we use materials that handle Florida’s humidity. No safety concerns because we follow every code and then some.
The mosquitoes? They’ll find somewhere else to hang out. The memories? They’ll multiply faster than you can count them.
Mainstreet Landscaping has been the go-to choice for Rainbow Park residents since 1995. We’re not just another landscaping company—we’re your neighbors who happen to be authorized contractors for Tremron, Flagstone, and Belgard, the manufacturers that matter.
When Hurricane season hits, we’re out helping with cleanup. When local kids need support, we’re backing Toys for Tots. When your outdoor project needs to be done right the first time, we’re the family business that treats your property like our own.
Our “beyond meticulous” approach means your fire pit installation gets the same attention whether you’re spending $800 or $8,000. Because in a community like Rainbow Park, your reputation is everything.
First, we come to your property and actually listen. Not just to what you want, but to how you use your outdoor space. We’ll assess your yard’s drainage, check local codes, and measure twice so we only build once.
Next comes the design phase where your ideas meet our expertise. Want a paver fire pit that matches your existing hardscape? We’ll show you exactly how that looks. Prefer something that stands out? We’ll design it custom. Every detail gets your approval before a single shovel hits the ground.
Installation day means professional crews with decades of combined experience. We’ll prep the site, install proper drainage, build your fire pit with precision, and clean up like we were never there. Except for the beautiful fire pit that’ll serve your family for generations.
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Your fire pit installation includes everything needed for years of safe enjoyment. Professional site preparation, proper drainage systems, fire-resistant materials that handle Florida’s humidity, and installation that meets or exceeds all local codes.
In Rainbow Park’s rural setting, we understand you want something that complements the natural beauty around you. Whether that’s a rustic stone design that blends with your landscaping or a sleek paver fire pit that extends your patio’s modern lines, we’ll make it happen.
The humid Florida climate that destroys cheaper installations? Not a problem. We use materials specifically chosen for longevity in our conditions. The occasional cool evening that drops below 50 degrees? Perfect excuse to gather around your new fire pit with family and friends, maybe roast some marshmallows, and enjoy the fact that you chose quality over convenience.
Fire pit installation in Rainbow Park typically ranges from $800 to $3,500, depending on size, materials, and features you choose. A basic paver fire pit runs around $1,200-$2,000, while custom designs with built-in seating or premium materials can reach $3,000-$5,000.
The investment makes sense when you consider property value increases and decades of use. Most Rainbow Park homeowners find the sweet spot around $2,000 for a professionally installed fire pit that handles Florida’s climate and looks great for years. We offer free consultations to give you exact pricing based on your specific space and preferences.
For Florida’s humidity and temperature swings, concrete pavers and natural stone perform best. These materials resist cracking from thermal expansion and won’t deteriorate from moisture like some alternatives do.
We specifically recommend Tremron, Flagstone, or Belgard pavers—we’re authorized contractors for all three manufacturers. These materials are engineered for Florida conditions and come with substantial warranties. Avoid limestone or river rocks that can explode when heated, and skip metal fire pits that rust quickly in our humid air. The right materials cost a bit more upfront but save thousands in replacements and repairs over time.
Most fire pit installations in Rainbow Park don’t require permits, but gas lines and certain sizes might need approval. Marion County has specific requirements about distance from structures—typically 10 feet minimum from your home and property lines.
We handle all permit research and applications as part of our service. Local codes also specify acceptable materials and maximum sizes, which we know by heart after nearly 30 years in the area. Better to get it right the first time than deal with code enforcement later. We’ll walk you through exactly what’s required for your specific project during the consultation.
Most fire pit installations take 1-3 days depending on complexity and weather. Simple paver fire pits usually finish in one full day, while custom designs with extensive hardscaping might take 2-3 days.
Weather delays happen—this is Florida after all. But we schedule with buffer time and communicate any changes immediately. Site prep takes the longest, especially if drainage improvements are needed. The actual fire pit construction goes quickly once the foundation is properly prepared. We’ll give you a specific timeline during consultation based on your design and current weather patterns.
Properly installed fire pits need minimal maintenance in Florida. Annual cleaning of debris and occasional resealing of pavers keeps everything looking fresh. Check drainage after heavy rains to ensure water flows away properly.
Wood-burning pits need ash removal after use and periodic inspection of the fire ring. Gas pits require annual burner inspection and gas line checks—simple tasks that take minutes. The humid air means more frequent cleaning of metal components, but quality materials resist most weather damage. We provide maintenance guidelines specific to your installation and materials, plus we’re always available for questions or service calls.
Yes, we regularly install fire pits on existing patios, though it depends on your patio’s condition and materials. Concrete and paver patios usually work great, while wooden decks need special considerations for safety.
The key is proper heat shielding and adequate clearances. We’ll assess your existing patio during consultation and recommend the safest approach. Sometimes this means adding heat-resistant pavers under and around the fire pit area. Other times we can work with what you have. Either way, we ensure your installation meets all safety codes while protecting your existing investment in outdoor living space.
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