Lebanon Scapes & Construction
Fire Pits & Fire Features in Lebanon, TN
Build the gathering place your backyard is missing.
Custom fire pit and fire feature installation in Lebanon, TN and Middle Tennessee. Wood-burning and gas options — built into your patio design or as a standalone feature.
What It Is
Fire Pits & Fire Features
A fire pit or fire feature is a permanent outdoor focal point that creates warmth, ambiance, and a natural gathering space. We build them from natural stone, concrete block, or poured concrete — integrated with your patio or as a freestanding feature.
Why It Matters
The right approach makes the difference.
A well-placed fire feature extends your outdoor season by weeks and becomes the anchor of every backyard gathering. It's one of the most-used and most-loved features we install — and one of the most cost-effective ways to upgrade your outdoor living space.
Lebanon, TN & Middle Tennessee
Serving Wilson County, Rutherford County, Davidson County, and beyond.
How It Works
Our Process
Straightforward steps — no surprises, no shortcuts.
Location & Style Selection
We find the right spot — safe clearances from structures, good sight lines, proper drainage — and agree on size, style, and fuel type.
Excavation & Base
We excavate, set a compacted gravel base, and pour a concrete footing sized for the structure.
Fire Pit Construction
The fire pit bowl, surround wall, and any seat wall or cap are constructed from your chosen material and sealed for heat and weather resistance.
Gas Line or Wood Setup
Gas fire pits receive a dedicated gas line run by a licensed plumber. Wood-burning pits get a steel liner and spark guard. Final cleanup and walkthrough.
What We Offer
Options & Materials
Quick Answers
Common Questions
Q.Gas vs. wood-burning — which is better?
Gas fire pits are instant-on, produce no smoke, and require no wood storage. Wood-burning fire pits offer the traditional experience at lower installation cost. Both are great — it depends on your lifestyle and HOA rules.
Q.Do I need a permit for a fire pit in Tennessee?
Most Tennessee municipalities don't require permits for ground-level residential fire pits under a certain size. We check local ordinances for your specific address and advise accordingly.
Q.Can a fire pit be added to an existing patio?
Yes. We add fire pits to existing paver or concrete patios regularly — either built directly into the patio design or positioned at the edge with a connecting path.
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