Fire pits & fire features in Gallatin, TN
Gallatin's lakeside lots and newer subdivisions suit waterfront fire pits and patios built for sunsets and long evenings.
- Station Camp
- Highway 31E corridor
- Old Hickory Lake edge
Fire by the water, Gallatin.
Lake lots are made for fire: sunsets on the water, cool evenings and long hours at the dock. A stone fire pit on the terrace, a linear burner along the pool, fire bowls at the steps or a fireplace under a covered deck turn waterfront evenings into occasions. We plan setbacks, wind exposure, slip-resistant surfaces and corrosion-resistant hardware for humid spray.
Wind-smart burners
Designs that keep the flame steady in lake breezes.
Safe wet-area layouts
Slip-resistant surfaces and sensible clearances.
Hardware that resists spray
Stainless and coated parts for humid air.
What Gallatin homeowners ask us to build.
Outdoor Living & GatheringPoolside & Lakeside Fire FeaturesFire features for pool decks, lake houses and terraces.Flame on the water's edge.
Fire FeaturesLinear Fire Troughs & BurnersSlim, continuous ribbons of flame in any length.A ribbon of flame that draws the eye across the yard.
Fire FeaturesFire & Water FeaturesWhere gas flame and moving water share one feature.Flame above, ripples below.
Fire PitsPropane Fire PitsGas-style flames anywhere, powered by a concealed or bulk propane tank.Gas-fire ease, even where there is no gas line.
Outdoor Living & GatheringFire Pit Patios & Seating AreasA complete outdoor room built around the fire.The whole room, designed around the flame.
Fire FeaturesFire Bowls & UrnsPedestal and wall-mounted bowls with a gas flame.Sculptural vessels with a living flame.Design a fire for Gallatin.
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.
Gallatin homeowners ask
Can you build a fire pit near the water?
Yes, observing setbacks and local rules. We choose wind-resistant burners, non-slip surfaces and corrosion-resistant materials.
Do you build in Gallatin and the towns around it?
Yes. We build in Gallatin and nearby communities including Hendersonville, White House, Lebanon, Goodlettsville. Call or text 615-357-7797 if your address is just outside the list.
How much does a fire pit cost in Gallatin?
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 Gallatin?
A free visit, real samples and a written estimate. We call back, usually the same day.