Picture this: Florida’s cooler winter evenings no longer send everyone inside. Instead, your backyard becomes the place where memories happen. Your custom fire pit draws family and friends together, extending conversations late into the night.
You’re not just adding a fire feature—you’re creating a focal point that transforms unused outdoor space into your home’s most valuable room. Whether you choose gas for convenience or wood-burning for that authentic campfire experience, your investment pays dividends in entertainment value and property worth.
The result? Outdoor living that works year-round, even when High Point’s winter nights get chilly.
Since 1995, we’ve been the family business High Point homeowners trust for outdoor transformations. We’re not just landscapers—we’re your complete outdoor solution, from state-licensed irrigation to custom hardscapes.
What makes us different? We’re authorized contractors for Tremron, Flagstone, and Belgard, plus the exclusive Seal ‘n Lock distributor in Citrus County. That means access to premium materials and proven installation techniques that stand up to Florida’s weather.
This isn’t some fly-by-night operation. We’ve weathered hurricanes, supported local families through Toys for Tots, and earned our reputation one project at a time in the community we call home.
First, we visit your property to understand your space, your vision, and your budget. No cookie-cutter solutions—every fire pit design considers your existing landscape, entertaining style, and safety requirements.
Next comes the precision work. We handle permits, utility marking, and proper base preparation. Whether you’re choosing pavers, natural stone, or integrated seating walls, we use materials built for Florida’s climate and your family’s enjoyment.
Finally, we complete the installation with meticulous attention to detail. Gas lines are professionally connected, drainage is properly managed, and every element is tested before you light that first fire. You get a fire pit that’s ready for years of safe, reliable use.
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Your fire pit installation includes everything needed for immediate enjoyment and long-term durability. Choose from gas fire pits for instant-on convenience, wood-burning designs for authentic ambiance, or propane options for portability and clean burning.
High Point’s sandy soil and occasional heavy rains require specific installation techniques. We use proper base materials, ensure adequate drainage, and select pavers that handle Florida’s temperature swings without cracking or shifting.
Every installation includes professional-grade fire rings, proper ventilation, and safety features that meet local codes. You’re not getting a backyard fire hazard—you’re getting a professionally engineered outdoor feature that adds value and enjoyment to your High Point home.
Gas fire pits are increasingly popular in High Point because they’re convenient, clean-burning, and perfect for Florida’s year-round outdoor lifestyle. You can start them instantly without gathering wood, and they produce no smoke or ash to clean up afterward.
Wood-burning fire pits offer the classic campfire experience with authentic crackling sounds and that nostalgic wood smoke aroma. They’re great for cooking and create a more traditional gathering atmosphere. The choice depends on whether you prioritize convenience or authenticity.
Propane fire pits split the difference—they burn clean like gas but use portable tanks, so you’re not tied to a gas line. They’re also adjustable for different flame heights depending on whether you want ambiance or serious warmth on those rare chilly Florida nights.
Fire pit installation costs vary significantly based on size, materials, and complexity. A basic paver fire pit might start around $2,000-$3,000, while custom designs with integrated seating, gas lines, and premium materials can range from $5,000-$10,000 or more.
The investment depends on what you’re building. Simple circular designs using standard pavers cost less than custom rectangular fire pits with natural stone and built-in benches. Gas fire pits require additional costs for gas line installation, while wood-burning designs need proper drainage and ventilation considerations.
Remember that a professionally installed fire pit adds significant value to your High Point property. Most homeowners see strong returns on their investment through increased home value and years of outdoor entertainment that would otherwise cost money at restaurants or venues.
Most fire pit installations in High Point require permits, especially for permanent structures or gas-connected fire pits. The specific requirements depend on your fire pit’s size, fuel type, and proximity to structures, property lines, and overhead obstructions.
Gas fire pits almost always require permits because they involve gas line installation, which must be inspected for safety. Even wood-burning fire pits typically need permits if they’re permanent installations rather than portable fire bowls. Local fire codes also specify minimum distances from homes, fences, and trees.
We handle the permit process as part of our service. We know High Point’s specific requirements, submit the necessary paperwork, and ensure your installation meets all safety codes. Trying to skip permits can create problems when you sell your home or file insurance claims.
Most fire pit installations in High Point take 2-5 days depending on the project’s complexity. Simple paver fire pits can often be completed in 2-3 days, while elaborate designs with gas lines, integrated seating, and custom stonework might take a full week.
Weather plays a role in Florida—heavy rains can delay concrete work and base preparation. The permit approval process also affects timing, though we typically have permits approved quickly due to our familiarity with local requirements.
The timeline includes excavation, base preparation, utility connections (for gas fire pits), material installation, and final testing. Rush jobs often mean corner-cutting, so choose contractors who allow adequate time for proper installation rather than promising unrealistic completion dates.
Fire pit maintenance in Florida is surprisingly minimal, especially with professional installation using quality materials. Gas fire pits need annual inspections of gas connections and burner components, plus occasional cleaning of the fire glass or lava rock.
Wood-burning fire pits require more attention—you’ll need to remove ash buildup, check for cracks in the fire ring, and ensure drainage systems stay clear during Florida’s rainy season. The paver or stone surround should be cleaned periodically and re-sealed if necessary.
Florida’s humidity and salt air (especially near the coast) can affect metal components over time. Choose fire pits with stainless steel or powder-coated components for longevity. Most homeowners find that 15-20 minutes of seasonal maintenance keeps their fire pit looking and functioning like new for decades.
Absolutely—fire pits are one of the few outdoor features that enhance Florida living year-round. While High Point doesn’t get extremely cold, winter evenings can be chilly enough to make a fire pit the perfect gathering spot for family and friends.
During warmer months, fire pits create ambiance for evening entertainment even when you don’t need the heat. Gas fire pits can be adjusted to low settings for mood lighting, while wood-burning fire pits work great for cooking s’mores or grilling on sticks.
Florida’s mild climate means you can enjoy outdoor fires when northern states are buried in snow. Your fire pit becomes a four-season investment that extends your outdoor entertaining capabilities and helps you take full advantage of High Point’s beautiful weather.
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