Fire pits & fire features in Columbia, TN
Columbia's historic neighborhoods suit brick and stone fire features and gas lanterns that echo the town's old architecture.
- Downtown Columbia
- Duck River area
- Highway 31 corridor
Warm, old-world firelight, Columbia.
Historic neighborhoods are made of brick, stone and mature trees, and the best fire features look as if they have always been there. A brick-lined courtyard bowl, a small masonry fireplace in a garden wall or a gas lantern beside the steps adds ambiance without disturbing the character of the house. We match masonry, respect old trees and prepare drawings when historic review applies.
Matched to old masonry
Brick and stone samples held against your house.
Gas lanterns and bowls
Gentle flame that suits historic character.
Respect for old trees
Roots and grades protected during construction.
What Columbia homeowners ask us to build.
Fire FeaturesGas Torches & Fire LanternsCopper and bronze flame lights for paths and entries.Little flames that light the way.
Fire FeaturesFire Bowls & UrnsPedestal and wall-mounted bowls with a gas flame.Sculptural vessels with a living flame.
Outdoor FireplacesStone & Brick Masonry FireplacesFully custom hand-laid masonry fireplaces with real firebrick.Hand-laid masonry with a hundred-year attitude.
Fire PitsCustom Stone & Masonry Fire PitsHand-laid stone and masonry pits designed around your yard and home.Hand-laid stone that looks like it grew there.
Outdoor Living & GatheringHardscape Patios & Pavers for Fire AreasPaver and stone floors engineered for fire and foot traffic.A floor that stands up to heat, feet and weather.
Gas, Fuel & ControlsPermits, Codes & Clearance PlanningPermits, HOA approval, setbacks and clearances handled.Do it right, get it approved, sleep well.Design a fire for Columbia.
Pick a shape, a fuel, a wall and a burner fill, then send the design with your estimate request.
Round fire pit in stacked stone, with real oak logs and a medium wood fire.
A visual guide only. Real flames, materials and heat depend on the design, the site and the fuel, and we always confirm on a free visit.
1 Shape Round
2 Fuel Wood
3 Wall and cap Stacked stone
4 In the burner Oak logs
5 Flame size Medium
- Heat
- Ease
- Clean burn
- Low running cost
Crackle, smell and the most radiant heat. Needs seasoned firewood, ash cleanup and more clearance.
- Heat
- Ease
- Clean burn
- Low running cost
Switch on, flames in seconds, no smoke or ash. Needs a gas line, and costs little to run.
- Heat
- Ease
- Clean burn
- Low running cost
Gas-style ease anywhere in the yard. A concealed or buried tank feeds taller flames.
- Heat
- Ease
- Clean burn
- Low running cost
A soft decorative flame with no line or chimney. Gentle heat, so best for small and tabletop features.
Columbia homeowners ask
Can you work in a historic district?
Yes. We prepare drawings and material samples for review boards, match existing masonry and design features that respect the property's character.
Do you build in Columbia and the towns around it?
Yes. We build in Columbia and nearby communities including Spring Hill, Thompson's Station, College Grove, Shelbyville. Call or text 615-357-7797 if your address is just outside the list.
How much does a fire pit cost in Columbia?
Commonly published planning ranges put a built wood-burning stone pit at roughly $1,500 to $6,000 and a gas fire pit with a new line at about $3,000 to $10,000, with full patios and fireplaces higher. A free visit gives you a written estimate for your actual project.
How do I get started?
Fill in the form on this page or call 615-357-7797. We schedule a visit, bring samples and send a written estimate.
Also building in the neighborhood.
Planning a fire feature in Columbia?
A free visit, real samples and a written estimate. We call back, usually the same day.