Fire pits, seat walls and outdoor fireplaces
Round fieldstone fire pits with a bluestone cap, curved seat walls that wrap around them, and outdoor fireplaces with wood boxes built into the stonework.
How we build it
Our fieldstone fire pits are a ring of rounded stone with a bluestone cap, set on a crushed stone base. Some stand on their own pad. Most sit on a patio, with a seat wall curving behind them at bench height, in one tier or two.
Outdoor fireplaces are built in the same fieldstone, with a bluestone hearth and wood boxes on each side, arched or square.
Paver and block fire pits are an option too, on a paver pad or at the edge of a paver patio.
What we build
- Fieldstone fire pits with bluestone caps
- Curved seat walls, in one tier or two
- Round bluestone and paver pads
- Outdoor fireplaces with wood boxes and a bluestone hearth
- Paver and block fire pits
On our jobs
All our work
Open the photoCurved fieldstone seat wall and fire pit on a bluestone pad, at dusk 
Open the photoFieldstone seat wall and fire pit with bluestone caps, on a paver patio 
Open the photoFieldstone fire pit with a bluestone cap on a bluestone patio 
Open the photoFieldstone outdoor fireplace with arched wood boxes and a bluestone hearth 
Open the photoFire pit with a bluestone cap in front of a fieldstone seat wall 
Open the photoBluestone pad, fire pit and seat wall, the day they were finished 
Open the photoFieldstone outdoor fireplace with wood niches, at the end of a large bluestone patio 
Open the photoA fire pit going up: fieldstone ring and bluestone cap on a crushed stone base 
Open the photoFieldstone fire pit with a grate, on a paver patio beside the pool 
Open the photoRound fieldstone fire pit on a circular paver patio with a border course 
Open the photoCircular paver pad with a stone fire ring 
Open the photoSquare paver fire pit on its own pad in the woods 
Open the photoBoulder walls, bluestone steppers and a fire area under the trees
Questions
Can I use a fire pit on Cape Cod?
State rules allow fires for cooking. In Yarmouth and Hyannis the fire departments ask for cooking fires only, under 3 feet across and 25 feet from the house, shed, garage or deck. Rules differ by fire district, so check yours.
Planning one?
Send a few photos of the yard and what you have in mind. The consultation is free.
Free estimate