Outdoor fireplaces Corinth TX: grand stone fireplace at the end of a cedar covered patio at twilight

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Outdoor Fireplaces Corinth TX

Real stone, real fire, and a patio that stays open past October.

Outdoor fireplaces Corinth TX homeowners build with us are full masonry structures: a stone fireplace with a proper chimney, a raised hearth to sit on, and cedar and stone that tie into the cover over the patio. Corinth Patio Covers designs each one for the end of the patio it will anchor.

Full Masonry BuildStone and firebrick, raised on a real footing.
Draws, Does Not SmokeFirebox and flue sized together so smoke goes up.
Fully InsuredBuilt by a BBB A+ rated parent company.
Designed With the CoverChimney and roofline planned as one structure.

The patio's second season

What a Masonry Fireplace Adds That a Fire Pit Cannot

A fireplace gives the patio a wall of warmth, a place to face, and an anchor the whole backyard organizes around.

The chimney carries smoke up and away instead of across the seating. The raised hearth doubles as extra seating and a place to set a drink. And because the fire sits in a real firebox, it burns steadier in the lake breeze than an open bowl does.

Paired with a cedar patio cover, a fireplace turns the covered patio into the room the family defaults to from the first cool front through spring. If a smaller footprint fits your yard better, look at our fire pits instead. Call (972) 318-9663 to talk through which fits.

Fire is usually the finishing piece

The Projects a Fireplace Completes

Most fireplaces are drawn into a larger build: a cover to sit under, a kitchen to cook from, and the fireplace closing the far end.

Masonry decisions that matter

Six Things We Get Right Before the First Stone

A fireplace that smokes, cracks, or overwhelms the patio was decided wrong on paper. These are the calls we settle during design.

01

Firebox Proportions

The firebox opening, depth, and flue size work as a ratio. Get it wrong and the fireplace smokes into the seating no matter how good the stone looks. Ours are drawn to draw.

02

Chimney Height

The flue has to clear the cover's roof and catch clean air. Height is set against your roofline during design, so the chimney looks deliberate and drafts correctly.

03

Placement and Wind

Lewisville Lake sends a prevailing breeze across a lot of Corinth yards. Fireplace placement considers which way smoke and heat travel on the evenings you will actually use it.

04

Hearth Height

A raised hearth is a bench, a footrest, and a coffee perch. We set its height for sitting, not just for looks, and size the depth so chairs pull up comfortably.

05

Stone Match

The stone is chosen against your home's brick and any existing stonework, sampled in your light. A fireplace this size has to belong to the house, not compete with it.

06

Wood Storage

Niches beside the firebox keep seasoned wood dry and close. It is a small detail that decides whether the fireplace gets used on a Tuesday or only on occasions.

Have a Wall of the Patio in Mind?

Tell us which end of the patio you picture it on. We will check the clearances and the roofline with you.

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Stone fireplace firebox with burning logs, raised hearth, and a cedar mantel beam

Built to be sat in front of

The Details You See From the Chair

From the sofa, a fireplace is a firebox, a hearth, and a mantel. Those three get the most care.

The firebox is lined in firebrick that takes the heat and throws it back into the seating area. The hearth runs wide enough to sit on. A cedar mantel beam ties the stone to the cover overhead and gives the wall its finished line.

Gas or wood is your call during design; the masonry is built to suit the choice.

  • Firebrick lining that radiates heat toward the seating
  • Hearth depth set for sitting, not decoration
  • Cedar mantel matched to the cover's beams
  • Wood niches or a gas line planned into the structure

One company, start to finish

Built by The JBN Group's Own Masonry Crews

Outdoor fireplaces from Corinth Patio Covers are built by a division of The JBN Group, Inc., serving North Texas since 1996 with a BBB A+ rating. The same company that builds your cover lays your fireplace stone, so the chimney, roofline, and hearth are one design with one name behind it. Verify us at the links below.

Stone on a real footing

How a Fireplace Rises

A fireplace is the heaviest thing on the patio. It starts with a footing that treats it that way.

The base is poured for the load, the firebox and flue are built to their proportions, and the stone climbs around them. The chimney is finished and capped against the weather, and the first fire is one we review with you at the walkthrough.

  • Footing poured for the full masonry load
  • Firebox and flue built to drafting proportions
  • Stone laid to match the samples you approved
  • Chimney capped and flashed where it meets the cover
  • First-fire guidance at the final walkthrough
Mason building a tall stone outdoor fireplace chimney in a Corinth backyard
1

In-Home Consultation

We walk the patio with you, pick the wall the fireplace anchors, and talk size, stone, and fuel.

2

Design and Written Price

The fireplace is drawn with its chimney against your roofline and priced in full, in writing.

3

The Build

Footing, firebox, flue, and stone go up in order, sequenced with the cover when both are built.

4

Final Walkthrough

We review the finished fireplace with you, including how to run the first fires while it cures.

Corner stone outdoor fireplace with wood storage niche on a covered patio in Corinth, TX

Sited where the evenings happen

We Place It Where You Will Actually Sit

A fireplace succeeds or fails by placement: wind, seating, and the view from inside the house.

Planning outdoor fireplaces Corinth TX projects starts with the chairs. We look at where your seating naturally gathers, which way the evening breeze crosses the patio, and what the fireplace will look like from the back windows, because you will see it every day, lit or not.

End-of-patio and corner placements both work; the yard decides. We sketch both against your space before anyone commits.

Call (972) 318-9663 to walk your patio with us.

From our Denton office

Outdoor Fireplaces Across Corinth and the Lake Cities

Our crews build fireplaces throughout the Corinth area: Lake Dallas, Hickory Creek, Shady Shores, Highland Village, Lewisville, Flower Mound, Argyle, Lantana, Little Elm, Denton, and the neighborhoods in between.

Outside the list? Call (972) 318-9663 and ask; we will give you a straight yes or no.

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What Shapes a Local Fireplace

  • Lake breezes that decide smoke direction
  • Clay soils under the heaviest load on the patio
  • Cover rooflines the chimney has to clear
  • HOA rules on chimney height and stone
  • Cool fronts that make fall the best patio season

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Corinth Patio Covers operates under The JBN Group, Inc. Independent organizations keep the profiles below; read them before you call anyone, including us.

Fireplace questions

Outdoor Fireplaces Corinth TX FAQs

What does an outdoor fireplace cost in Corinth?

Height, stone, firebox size, and whether a cover is built in the same project drive the figure. Estimates start as low as $8,500, depending on what your project needs. We design at your home and give you the full price in writing before any stone is ordered.

Should I choose wood-burning or gas?

Wood gives you the real fire experience and needs storage and a little tending. Gas lights instantly and burns clean with no ash. Both are planned during design, and the masonry is built around your choice, including a gas line run if you go that way.

Will an outdoor fireplace smoke out the patio?

Not when it is built right. Draft depends on the ratio between the firebox opening and the flue, plus chimney height above the roofline. Those proportions are the first thing we draw, and placement accounts for the breeze across your yard.

Can a fireplace be built under a patio cover?

Yes, and most of ours are. The chimney is carried up through or beside the cover with proper clearances and flashing, and the cover and fireplace are designed together so the roofline reads as one structure.

How big should an outdoor fireplace be?

Big enough to anchor the seating group without swallowing the patio. We size it against your patio dimensions, ceiling height under the cover, and how many people you seat, and we sketch it to scale at your home so you can judge it honestly.

Do I need a permit for an outdoor fireplace?

Fireplaces generally fall under city permitting, and HOAs often have rules about chimney height and materials. We help you confirm both during planning, so the design you approve can actually be built on your lot.

How do I start a fireplace project?

Use a Get My Free Quote button on this page or call (972) 318-9663. We will visit your patio, talk placement and stone, and leave you with a design and a written price.

Fall evenings are coming

Ready to Sit by a Real Fire?

Book a visit at your home. We will find the right wall, size the fireplace to your patio, and price it in writing.