SERVING ARLINGTON, TEXAS
Fire Features in Arlington, TX
Stone fireplaces and fire pits are where our company began. Before we focused on outdoor living, our team ran large-scale masonry jobs. Today we bring that same stonework to Arlington patios, one firebox at a time.
Masonry is where we started
Stone, brick and block were the first materials our team worked with, long before patio covers and kitchens. That background matters on a fire feature. A fireplace is heavy, it gets hot and it has to draw smoke up and away from your guests. The footing, the firebox and the chimney all have to be right.
Our masons lay out the firebox, set the flue and clad it in limestone, brick or stone that matches your house. The result looks like it was always part of the house, not an add-on.
The fireplace in this photo is at an Arlington home. It anchors one end of a covered patio, with a long stone bar facing it.
Fireplace, fire pit or fire table
Outdoor fireplace
A tall stone structure with a chimney, usually under or beside a cover. It blocks wind, frames a TV and gives the patio a focal point.
Built-in fire pit
A round or square pit on the patio, often ringed by a seating wall. It suits open yards where guests want to gather in a circle.
Gas fire table
A lower, furniture-height option for covered spaces. We stock fire tables in the showroom so you can see flame height in person.
Gas or wood burning is the next decision. Gas lights with a switch and leaves no ash. Wood gives real crackle and smell but needs more clearance. We size each feature to your seating area so nobody is roasting or freezing.
When Arlington evenings cool off
Arlington summers run hot, with average highs near 94 degrees in July and August. Then October arrives, and evenings turn comfortable into spring. That stretch is when a fire feature earns its place. Families who barely used the patio after dark start staying out late on weeknights.
We plan fire features all over the city, including Shady Valley, Windsor Terrace and Southwind. On larger Interlochen lots, a fireplace under a cover plus a separate fire pit out in the yard is a common plan.
Pairing fire with the rest of the patio
A fireplace often goes in with a new Arlington patio cover so the chimney and roof are framed together. A fire pit pairs well with stone seating walls in Arlington that give guests a place to sit without more furniture. Want to cook and gather in one place? Look at our outdoor kitchen designs for Arlington.
Every fire feature starts with a free consultation and a 3D rendering. We handle permits, build it and do the final walkthrough with you. The whole job stays with one team, start to finish.
Fire feature questions from Arlington homeowners
Can I add a fire pit to the patio I already have?
Often, yes. We check the slab, the distance from the house and anything overhead, then recommend a pit or fireplace that fits safely.
Can a fireplace go under my existing patio cover?
Sometimes. It depends on the ceiling height, framing and clearances. We inspect the cover first. In some cases a gas fireplace or fire table is the better fit for a covered space.
Gas or wood: which do Arlington clients pick more?
Most choose gas for the convenience. Clients who love a real campfire smell go with wood. We build both and can talk through the tradeoffs at your consultation.
Plan a fire feature for your Arlington patio
Show us where you want the fire and how many people usually gather. We will bring stone samples and sketch the options.
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621 South Freeway
Fort Worth, TX 76104
Monday to Friday, 10 AM to 6 PM
Saturday by appointment
Sunday closed