Fire Pits
Fire Pits
Fire pits are becoming increasingly popular among homeowners who want to create a cozy and inviting outdoor space. As a result, homeowners have fire pits installed on existing patios to enjoy their outdoor space even more. With the help of Marrocco & Sons Stamped Concrete, you can design and install the perfect fire pit for your backyard that complements your existing hardscaping and enhances your outdoor living experience.
Matching Your Home's Stonework
We offer custom fire pit designs that complement your home's stonework, patio, or retaining walls at Marrocco's Stamped Concrete. Our skilled professionals can design a fire pit that complements the style of your home and improves the overall appearance of your backyard. We can also install fire pits that match the stamped concrete patio, giving your outdoor space a unified look and feel.
Improving Safety and Comfort
A permanent fire pit installed by Marrocco's Stamped Concrete improves safety because nothing can topple over, and the fire can be enjoyed from afar. Furthermore, fire pits are an excellent way to get outside earlier in the spring and stay out later in the fall. They also allow you to enjoy a cold winter evening if you are suffering from cabin fever. You can enjoy outdoor activities year-round with a fire pit in your backyard.
Beautiful Presentation — No Matter When It’s Used
Because fire pits aren't always used, it's important to keep them looking nice even when they're not. Even when the fire pit is not lit, Marrocco's Stamped Concrete offers custom designs that add a touch of elegance to your backyard. Our designers can create a beautiful design that complements the exterior of your home and creates a welcoming ambiance.
Determine Your Fuel Source
Wood-Burning Fire Pits:
Wood-burning fire pits use logs or wood as a fuel source. These fire pits are more traditional and can create an authentic campfire experience. They also tend to be less expensive than gas-burning fire pits. However, wood-burning fire pits require more maintenance and cleanup, and can produce a lot of smoke and ash.
Gas-Burning Fire Pits:
Gas-burning fire pits use propane or natural gas as a fuel source. These types of fire pits are easier to operate and maintain. They are also more environmentally friendly and produce less smoke and ash than wood-burning fire pits. However, gas-burning fire pits tend to be more expensive, and may not create the same ambiance as a wood-burning fire pit.