Create a Backyard Getaway With a Gas Fire Pit
Are you looking for the perfect feature to turn your backyard into your own private getaway? A gas fire pit is a great way to add fire and flair to your outdoor space.
If you’re looking for the perfect fire feature for your yard, patio, or deck, we can help. At Mountain Hearth & Patio, our certified team has years of experience installing and maintaining gas fire pits in the Foothills, Lakewood, Littleton, and Denver. We can help you pick the perfect fire pit for your outdoor space, from selecting the right shape and size of burner to choosing the finishing touches that make your fire pit unique.
Our certified installers built this beautiful site-built gas fire pit from garden pavers with a Warming Trends burner, lava rocks, and charred oak logs in Evergreen, CO.
Gas Fire Pits Are Highly Customizable
There are two basic types of gas fire pit to choose from when you start your fire pit project: site-built, or custom, fire pits and prefabricated fire pits. With site-built fire pits, you choose the shape and size of burner. Then, we build the enclosure and install the burner. You also get to choose log sets, media, and other features to make it truly your own.
This gas fire pit was built on site with a Warming Trends burner, lava rock, and oak logs to finish the deck seating area of an Evergreen, CO home.
Prefabricated fire pits are usually built with the burner and can be unfinished cement board or ship completely finished. This means you have plenty of options when it comes to the finishing materials of your fire pit. Prefabricated fire pits come in all shapes and sizes with some of the most popular models being “fire tables.” Fire tables are a perfect for outdoor living; pulling double duty as a surface and a fire feature.
With a gas fire pit, the options are almost infinite. They can burn either propane from a bottle or natural gas directly from the line. You can create the perfect outdoor gathering space for your family around the fire pit of your dreams. For fire pit inspiration scroll through our portfolio page.
What are Advantages of a Gas Fire Pit?
Unlike traditional wood fire pits, gas fire pits are convenient and easy to use. Gas fire pits can be lit with a match, lighter, or piezoelectric igniter. It’s as easy as turning on the gas and lighting the fire pit! When you’re ready to go inside, just turn the gas off and you’re good to go. This ease of use makes fire pits a great option for a no-hassle outdoor fire feature.
Gas fire pits are exempt from burn restrictions, such as those put in place by Jefferson and Park Counties. This is a great way to keep your fire burning safely year round when a wood burning feature would be unusable due to burn bans.
We installed this contemporary Outdoor Greatroom gas fire pit with tumbled river rock in Evergreen. This fire pit was plumbed directly into the gas line so the homeowners never have to worry about swapping propane tanks.
If you’re looking for an easy-to-use outdoor fire feature that you can burn year round, a gas fire pit is perfect for you. Whether it’s prefabricated or site built, a gas fire pit can be designed to suit your tastes. Your backyard will be the perfect getaway and a great place to show off your sense of style.
Start Your Gas Fire Pit Project Today!
When you’re ready to kick off your fire pit project, call Mountain Hearth & Patio. We have a large selection of gas fire pits and burners to choose from. Our NFI-Certified sales staff and installers will help you design and install the perfect fire pit for your outdoor space. Check out our finished projects here!
We also sell and service fireplaces, stoves, and inserts in the Foothills and the Denver Metro. If you need repairs on your fireplace or you’re looking to add a new source of heat to your home, we can solve your problem. Our technicians are certified by the NFI and CSIA and specialize in the maintenance of gas, wood, and pellet burning appliances.
Contact us via our website, by phone at (303) 679-1601, or email at Office@MtnHP.com to set up your appointment or to get started on your gas fire pit project today!