SERVING TROPHY CLUB, TEXAS
Fire Features in Trophy Club, TX
When fall evenings cool down in Trophy Club, a fire keeps everyone outside a little longer. We build fire pits and outdoor fireplaces in stone and brick, the materials this company was built on.
Masonry is where our company began
Long before we opened an outdoor living showroom, our team was laying stone, brick and block on large commercial and residential jobs. That is still the skill set behind every fire feature we build. Firebox depth, flue draw, cap overhang and the way a veneer turns a corner all come from years of masonry work.
Some of the stone and brick crews on our fireplaces have built alongside us for over 15 years. Nobody has to tell them how we like joints struck or how snug a cap should fit. That long partnership is why a fireplace finished this month matches the clean lines of one we completed ten years back.
Matching fire features to Trophy Club brick and stone
Trophy Club homes range from traditional brick and stone built in the 1970s and 1980s to the larger houses that followed in the 1990s and 2000s. A fire feature should look like it belongs to that house. We match brick color, stone cut and mortar tone so the new piece reads as original.
A fireplace does more than throw heat. On a lot that faces neighbors or the course, a tall chimney wall can block a sight line and give the seating area some privacy. A low fire pit, by contrast, keeps views open, which many golf course homeowners prefer.
Fire pit, fireplace or fire table
Fire pits
Round or square, gas or wood, ringed by seating. On a compact Trophy Club lot, a fire pit gives you a gathering spot with the least construction, and a curved seat wall wrapped around it completes the circle.
Outdoor fireplaces
A full masonry fireplace becomes the focal wall of an outdoor room. Pair it with a TV mount, wood storage niches and a raised hearth for extra seats.
Fire tables and linear burners
Gas fire tables sit at dining or lounge height and work under some covered spaces when clearances allow. They suit a modern home or a smaller patio.
Planning fire into the whole backyard
A fire feature rarely stands alone. Many clients circle a pit with built-in seating walls, which saves the space loose chairs would take on a smaller lot. Others set a fireplace at the end of a cooking area so the host is never far from the group. See how we lay out outdoor kitchens in Trophy Club with fire in mind.
Our in-house designers show the whole arrangement in 2D and 3D before construction starts, including seating distances and clearances to any cover or pergola overhead. Once you approve the plan, we prepare HOA drawings, handle construction and walk the finished project with you. Read the full design and build process.
Round out the area with seating from our Fort Worth showroom. Ledge Lounger and POLYWOOD chairs pair with Sunbrella cushions made to handle sun and smoke.
Questions about fire features in Trophy Club
Gas or wood fire feature for a Trophy Club home?
Gas lights instantly and burns clean, which suits smaller yards close to neighbors. Wood gives a crackle and smell many people love. We build both and can talk through what your HOA and the Town allow.
Will a fireplace fit beneath a Trophy Club patio cover?
In many cases, as long as clearances and chimney height are right. We plan both at once, so the roof framing, flue and finish materials come together as a single design.
How long does a masonry fire feature take to build?
Once approvals clear, a fire pit goes in fairly fast. Fireplaces run longer since the foundation, firebox and veneer each take time. Your proposal arrives with a written timeline.
Bring a fire to your Trophy Club evenings
Tell us whether you picture a low pit for roasting marshmallows or a tall stone fireplace for the patio. We will design it to match your home. Explore every TCO service in Trophy Club.
Request a Free ConsultationVisit the Fort Worth showroom
621 South Freeway
Fort Worth, TX 76104
Monday to Friday, 10 AM to 6 PM
Saturday by appointment
Sunday closed