Fire pits & fire features in White House, TN
White House, on the Robertson and Sumner County line, is full of growing families ready to add a fire pit patio.
- Highway 31W corridor
- Portland Road area
- Calista Road area
Turn the builder patio into the family's favorite spot, White House.
New neighborhoods hand over a plain patio and a lawn, and families quickly outgrow it. A fire pit with seating, a gas fire table on the existing slab or a full fire pit patio with a seat wall and string lights gives the yard a heart: the place for s'mores, football-weekend gatherings and long summer nights. HOA-friendly designs, clear clearances and easy gas controls keep it simple.
Add to what you have
Fire features built onto your existing patio or lawn.
Family-friendly layouts
Seat walls, guards and gas controls that suit households with kids.
HOA-ready
Drawings, samples and clearances prepared for approval.
What White House homeowners ask us to build.
Outdoor Living & GatheringFire Pit Patios & Seating AreasA complete outdoor room built around the fire.The whole room, designed around the flame.
Fire PitsNatural Gas Fire PitsInstant, clean flames on a permanent gas line, switch on and sit down.Flip a switch. Flames in seconds, never any ash.
Outdoor Living & GatheringSeat Walls & Built-In SeatingBuilt-in benches and seat walls with wide, comfortable caps.Permanent seats that never blow over.
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 & GatheringLighting & Ambiance PackagesLandscape and string lighting that flatters the flame.The glow around the glow.
Gas, Fuel & ControlsPermits, Codes & Clearance PlanningPermits, HOA approval, setbacks and clearances handled.Do it right, get it approved, sleep well.Design a fire for White House.
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.
White House homeowners ask
Will my HOA allow a fire pit?
Many do, with rules about size, placement and fuel. We review your HOA's guidelines, prepare drawings and samples and help you submit before we schedule work.
Do you build in White House and the towns around it?
Yes. We build in White House and nearby communities including Springfield, Goodlettsville, Gallatin, Clarksville. Call or text 615-357-7797 if your address is just outside the list.
How much does a fire pit cost in White House?
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 White House?
A free visit, real samples and a written estimate. We call back, usually the same day.