Fire Pit & Outdoor Fireplace Installation in Colorado
Fire Pit & Outdoor Fireplace Installation in Colorado
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Built for Chilly Nights. Designed to Gather Around.
Built for Chilly Nights. Designed to Gather Around.
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A custom fire feature is more than just a heat source — it’s a year-round gathering spot. At Landscaping Guru, we design and build fire pits and outdoor fireplaces that blend safety, comfort, and style for Colorado homes.
What We Build
What We Build
Wood-Burning Fire Pits
Classic, affordable, and highly customizable with seating walls, paver surrounds, or rock accents.
Gas Fire Pits
Clean-burning and convenient. Great for patios and modern outdoor living spaces with natural gas or propane hookups.
Outdoor Fireplaces
Freestanding or built-in fireplaces for a dramatic visual anchor — perfect for privacy walls or patio edges.
Integrated Designs
Fire + patio + seating wall combinations, designed as one seamless space.
Our Fire Feature Process
Our Fire Feature Process
1. Design & Material Selection
We help you choose fire type (wood or gas), layout, and materials based on your yard and goals.
2. Site Prep & Base Work
We excavate and compact a solid base to prevent settling and shifting over time.
3. Construction & Integration
We build with pavers, stone, or block, carefully shaping the fire feature and any surrounding hardscape.
4. Gas Line Coordination (if applicable)
We work with licensed pros to safely install and pressure test gas lines.
5. Final Finish & Fire Test
We finish with capstones, sealing, and a full burn test — ready for your first backyard fire.
Why Our Clients Love It
Why Our Clients Love It
Colorado evenings = fire pit season almost year-round
Adds ambiance, value, and function to your outdoor space
Safe, HOA-compliant builds with proper clearances
Designed to match your patio, walls, or outdoor kitchen
Watch a Backyard Fire Pit Build
Watch a Backyard Fire Pit Build
Coming Soon [YouTube Embed: “Fire Feature + Patio Combo Build in Boulder County”]
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