
Phoenix Fire Pits
Wood and gas fire pits, seat walls and steps built with the patio.
A fire pit turns a patio into somewhere you use on cool desert evenings. Seat walls around it add built-in seating without extra furniture.
Fire pits can burn wood or run on natural gas or propane. Gas lines are run by licensed gas fitters and permitted when required.
Seat walls and fire pits are usually low, but retaining walls that hold back soil are different. The City of Phoenix fences and walls guide lists permits for retaining walls over 3 feet, and for shorter ones on hillside lots, so we design walls with that in mind.


A classic circle with chairs around it.

Curved or straight walls with cap stones to sit on.

Linear burners and fire glass, lit with a switch.

Paver steps between patio levels.
| Wood | Gas | |
|---|---|---|
| Lighting | Build a fire | Switch or key valve |
| Smoke | Yes | Little to none |
| Gas line | Not needed | Run by a licensed gas fitter |
| Best for | A classic campfire feel | Quick, clean fires |
Maricopa County restricts wood burning on high-pollution days. A gas fire pit is an option if you want to use it any evening.
Gas line work is permitted when required, and the line is run by a licensed gas fitter.
Most seat walls are built at a comfortable chair height with a cap stone on top. We set the height in the design.
Often, yes. It depends on the patio's base and where a gas line would run.
Tell us about your patio and how you want to use it. We will show you fire pit and seat wall options.
Free estimate, no obligation