Fire Features
Custom Fire Pits in North Texas
Gas or wood-burning, built-in or freestanding — we design and build fire pits that extend your outdoor living into the cooler evenings year-round.
Styles
Fire Pit Options We Build
From simple gas fire bowls to elaborate pool-integrated fire features — every design is custom to your space.
Gas Fire Pits
Clean-burning natural gas or propane with electronic ignition — instant fire at the push of a button. No smoke, no ash, no cleanup.
- Automated ignition
- Adjustable flame height
- No smoke or ash
- Natural gas or propane
Wood-Burning Fire Pits
The classic campfire experience with crackling wood and real flame. Built with proper drainage, spark screens, and code-compliant setbacks.
- Authentic wood fire
- Spark screen options
- Custom stone surrounds
- Proper ventilation design
Fire Bowls & Fire Tables
Elevated fire features that double as furniture — fire bowls on pedestals or fire tables with glass media for a modern, sculptural look.
- Glass fire media
- Elevated design
- Table-height seating
- Custom finishes
Pool + Fire Pit Combinations
Fire features integrated into the pool design — fire bowls on raised walls, fire pits on sun shelves, or perimeter fire accents that transform your pool at night.
- Poolside integration
- Raised wall fire bowls
- LED + fire pairing
- Dramatic nightscapes
Materials
Premium Materials & Finishes
Every fire pit is built with materials that withstand North Texas heat and look beautiful for years.
Natural stone — flagstone, limestone, travertine for a timeless, organic look
Concrete and stucco — sleek, modern finish that matches contemporary architecture
Porcelain and ceramic tile — premium, heat-resistant options with endless color choices
Corten steel — weathered steel look for industrial and modern designs
Custom masonry — brick, block, or stone veneer to match your home exterior
Common Questions
Fire Pit FAQ
How much does a custom fire pit cost?
Custom built-in fire pits typically range from $3,000 to $15,000+ depending on size, fuel type, materials, and integration with surrounding hardscape. Gas fire pits with automated ignition are at the higher end. Contact us for a design consultation and personalized quote.
Gas or wood burning — which is better?
Gas fire pits are more convenient (instant on/off, no cleanup, no smoke) and work well in covered patios. Wood-burning pits offer an authentic campfire experience but require more maintenance and cannot be used under covered structures. Many homeowners choose gas for everyday use.
Can I add a fire pit to my existing pool area?
Yes. We regularly add fire features to existing pool and patio spaces. A fire pit can be built on an existing deck, integrated into a retaining wall, or placed on a new hardscape pad adjacent to the pool.
Do I need a permit for a fire pit in North Texas?
Permit requirements vary by city. Most North Texas municipalities require permits for permanent gas fire features and have setback requirements from structures and property lines. Prestige handles all permitting as part of the project.
How far should a fire pit be from the pool?
Most local codes require a minimum of 10 feet from structures and pools, though this varies by municipality. We design every fire feature to meet or exceed local building codes and ensure safe clearances from pool water, equipment, and structures.
Ready to Add a Fire Feature to Your Backyard?
Schedule a design consultation and we'll help you choose the perfect fire pit for your space, style, and budget.