Fire Pit & Seating Areas
Stamped concrete fire pit pads with built-in seat walls, patterned floors and gas or wood fire features.
- Pit sizes: 36 to 60 in across
- Pad size: 12 to 20 ft diameter typical
- Fuel: Wood, natural gas or propane
What it is, and why it works.
A fire pit patio is a destination: a circle of patterned concrete, a built-in seat wall wrapped around the flame and string lights overhead. Stamped concrete lets us pour the floor, the pit surround and the seating as one coordinated piece, in flagstone, slate or cobble, so the whole space feels built together.
We plan clearances from the house and trees, choose heat-appropriate materials and set up gas lines or wood-burning details. In Nashville, where cool evenings stretch the outdoor season, a well-built fire pit patio becomes the most used corner of the yard.
Four things done right.
One coordinated build
Floor, pit and seat wall designed together.
Seating included
Cast seat walls with cap profiles and cushions optional.
Gas or wood
Plumbed for gas or built for wood with safe clearances.
Pattern and color
Flagstone, slate or cobble to match the patio.
From idea to fire pit areas.
- 01
Site and safety
Placement, clearances and utilities.
- 02
Form and pour
Pad, pit surround and seat walls.
- 03
Stamp and color
Texture, color and detail.
- 04
Seal and fire up
Seal, install burner and test.
Often poured together.
Outdoor Living in ConcreteSeat Walls & Retaining WallsWalls that hold a slope and double as bench seating.Level ground, and a place to sit.
Patterns & LooksFlagstone Stamped ConcreteLarge irregular stones with natural color variation.Natural stone in a thousand colors, minus the stone prices.
Stamped SurfacesStamped Concrete PatiosOne-piece patios with the look of slate, flagstone, brick or wood.Slate, stone or brick, poured in one piece and built to last.Fire Pit & Seating Areas across Middle Tennessee.
We install this service in 28 cities, from Nashville to Franklin, Murfreesboro and beyond.
Fire Pit Areas: common questions
Can concrete handle fire pit heat?
Yes with proper design: we use a liner or fire-rated insert so the heat does not crack the surround.
How far should a fire pit be from the house?
Typically at least 10 to 15 feet, farther from trees. We follow local codes and manufacturer clearances.
How do I get a price for fire pit areas?
Fill in the form or call 615-357-7797. We schedule a free visit, bring samples and send a written estimate that lists exactly what is included.
Ready to talk about fire pit areas?
A free visit, cured samples and a written estimate. A real person calls back, usually the same day.