Fire pits Corinth TX: large round stone fire pit with a seating wall at twilight in Corinth

Part of The JBN Group, Inc. family of builders

Fire Pits Corinth TX

A stone circle, a real flame, and the spot everyone drifts to after dinner.

Fire pits Corinth TX families build with us are masonry, not metal bowls from a warehouse shelf. Corinth Patio Covers builds stone fire pits sized to your patio and your crowd: wood-burning or gas, with seating walls and stone that match the rest of your backyard.

Stone, Not Sheet MetalMasonry that stays put and stays good-looking.
Wood or GasYour fuel, chosen at design, built into the pit.
Fully InsuredA BBB A+ parent company behind every build.
Sized to Your CrowdDiameter and seating drawn for how many gather.

The simplest room in the house has no walls

Why a Built-In Fire Pit Outlasts Every Portable One

A portable pit rusts, tips, and gets dragged around the yard. A masonry fire pit is a place, and places get used.

Because it never moves, the seating settles in around it: chairs that live there, a stone wall that seats the overflow, a clear path from the kitchen. The fire becomes the default end to an evening instead of a production that starts with finding the pit in the garage.

Built in stone with a firebrick interior, it also burns cleaner and hotter than a thin steel bowl, and it looks like it belongs to the patio instead of visiting it. If you want the fire enclosed with a chimney instead, see our outdoor fireplaces. Call (972) 318-9663 to talk spots and sizes.

The pit is one piece of the yard

What Gets Built Around the Fire

Fire pits often land in phase two of a backyard: a cover and kitchen first, then the fire circle where the evenings end.

Small structure, real decisions

Six Choices That Shape a Fire Pit

A fire pit looks simple, which is why the details get skipped. These are the ones we settle with you before stone is stacked.

01

Diameter and Depth

The pit is sized to your circle: enough flame for the group, enough rim for feet and drinks, and a depth that holds a real fire without swallowing it. Too small is the common regret.

02

Wood or Gas

Wood gives you the crackle, the smell, and a little tending. Gas lights with a turn of a key and shuts off when the evening ends. We build both and run the gas line as part of the project when you choose it.

03

Seating Walls

A low stone wall around the fire side doubles your seating and defines the circle. Height and curve are drawn to the chairs you already own, not a template.

04

Placement and Clearance

The pit needs honest distance from the house, fences, and anything overhead, plus a read on which way your evening breeze pushes smoke. Placement is walked and measured, never eyeballed.

05

Stone and Cap

The pit's stone is matched to your fireplace, kitchen, or house brick, and the cap stone gives the rim a finished edge that takes the heat and the weather.

06

Drainage

An outdoor fire pit lives in the rain. A drained base keeps it from becoming a stone birdbath between fires, so it is ready when you are.

Know Where the Chairs Already Gather?

That is probably your fire pit spot. We will measure it and size the circle to it.

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Square stone gas fire pit with clean flames over lava rock at dusk

Round, square, wall or no wall

Shapes That Fit Different Yards

The classic round pit seats a circle evenly. A square pit suits modern patios and corners. Both are masonry, both are drawn to your space.

Round pits pair naturally with a curved seating wall and a pool deck's edge. Square pits line up with the patio's geometry and take a gas burner beautifully, with a wide cap that works as a table edge when the fire is off.

We will sketch the options on your patio before you pick.

  • Round pits for circles, conversation, and pool decks
  • Square pits for corners and modern lines
  • Seating walls curved or straight, matched to the pit
  • Cap stone wide enough for a mug and a plate

A division with a name to check

Fire Pits by Corinth Patio Covers, a JBN Group Company

Your fire pit is built by Corinth Patio Covers, part of The JBN Group, Inc., the North Texas contractor in business since 1996 with a BBB A+ rating. Masonry this permanent deserves a company that will still be here to stand behind it, and the profiles linked below let you confirm that for yourself.

Stacked to stay

How a Stone Fire Pit Is Built

A fire pit takes direct flame on its inside face for years. The interior is built for that, not just the outside.

The base is set and drained, the walls rise in stone over a firebrick lining, and the cap finishes the rim. Gas models get their line and burner set and tested before the final stone closes in.

  • Base set level with drainage underneath
  • Firebrick interior that takes the heat cycles
  • Stone matched to the rest of your backyard work
  • Gas burner and line tested before close-in
  • Rim cap leveled for drinks and feet
Mason setting the final stones on a round stone fire pit in a Corinth backyard
1

In-Home Consultation

We walk the yard, pick the spot the chairs already love, and settle fuel, shape, and size.

2

Design and Written Price

The pit, seating wall, and any gas run are drawn and priced together, in writing.

3

The Build

Base, firebrick, stone, and cap go in, with the gas line and burner set if you chose gas.

4

Final Walkthrough

We light the first fire with you and go over simple care for the stone and burner.

Stone fire pit at the edge of a pool deck with flames reflecting in the water

Placed by the breeze, not the tape measure alone

We Site the Pit Where the Smoke Is Not

Every yard has a spot where smoke drifts away from the chairs. Finding it is the whole consultation.

When we plan fire pits Corinth TX projects, we look at the prevailing breeze off the lake, the distance to fences and the house, and where your seating naturally lands. A pit placed by guesswork smokes out its own circle; a pit placed by observation gets lit every weekend.

Bring us your best guess for the spot. We will test it against the wind and the clearances and tell you honestly if it works.

Call (972) 318-9663 to book the walk.

Built across the Lake Cities

Fire Pits From Corinth to the Surrounding Towns

We are based in Denton and build fire pits in Corinth, Lake Dallas, Hickory Creek, Shady Shores, Highland Village, Lewisville, Flower Mound, Argyle, Lantana, Little Elm, Denton, and nearby communities.

Farther out than the list? Call (972) 318-9663; if we cannot serve your address, we will say so plainly.

CorinthDentonLake DallasHickory CreekShady ShoresHighland VillageLewisvilleFlower MoundArgyleLantanaLittle ElmFrisco

Local Conditions We Build For

  • Evening breezes that decide where smoke goes
  • Clay soil under heavy stone bases
  • HOA and city rules on open burning structures
  • Pool decks that need heat kept off the coping
  • Long cool seasons that reward a ready fire

Verify before you build

Verify The JBN Group, Inc.

Corinth Patio Covers is a division of The JBN Group, Inc. The organizations below maintain independent profiles on the company; give them a read before your consultation.

Fire pit questions

Fire Pits Corinth TX FAQs

What does a stone fire pit cost in Corinth?

Diameter, stone, seating walls, and a gas run if you choose one set the figure. Estimates start as low as $8,500, depending on what your project needs. We measure at your home and put the full price in writing before anything is built.

Should I pick a wood-burning or gas fire pit?

Wood is the classic fire: real crackle and coals you can cook over, with wood to store and ash to clean. Gas lights instantly, burns clean, and shuts off on command. Most of the choice is how you live; we build both and will lay out the tradeoffs honestly.

How big should a fire pit be?

Big enough for your whole circle to feel the heat without crowding the rim. We size the diameter and the surrounding seating to the number of people you host, and we chalk the footprint on your patio so you can sit in it before deciding.

Can a fire pit go under a patio cover?

A wood-burning pit belongs in the open; smoke needs somewhere to go. Gas pits under a cover can work with the right clearances and ventilation, and we will tell you plainly if your cover qualifies. Many homeowners put the pit just beyond the cover's edge, close enough to share the space.

How far should a fire pit be from the house?

It needs honest clearance from the house, fences, and anything overhead, and local rules can apply as well. We measure your yard during the consultation, confirm the requirements for your lot, and place the pit where it is both safe and pleasant.

Can a seating wall be added around the pit?

Yes, and it is one of the most requested pieces. A low stone wall on the fire side adds permanent seating and shapes the circle. It is drawn with the pit, so the curve, height, and stone all match.

How do I get started?

Tap a Get My Free Quote button on this page or call (972) 318-9663. We will walk your yard, find the right spot together, and leave you with a drawing and a written price.

First fire this season

Ready to Gather Around One?

Book a yard visit. We will find the spot the smoke skips, size the circle to your crowd, and price it in writing.