Fire Pits in Fort Collins

Designing a custom fire pit begins with choosing the right fuel source, something that not only suits your space but also aligns with how you plan to use it.

• Wood-Burning Fire Pits: For those who love the crackle, scent, and ambiance of a traditional fire (and, depending on the day, the challenge of starting one), wood-burning fire pits deliver this classic experience. However, due to the increasing rate of fire bans in many Colorado communities, they’re becoming less common. The smoke from wood-burning pits can also be irritable to more sensitive guests or children.
• Natural Gas Fire Pits: Clean-burning and low-maintenance, natural gas fire pits are a popular choice for modern outdoor living. They require a connection to your home’s gas line, and the distance from your gas meter can affect installation costs. High BTU output is needed for a strong, consistent flame, which typically means a larger gas line is necessary.
• Propane Fire Pits: A more portable option than gas fire pits, propane fire pits don’t need to be tied into a gas line. They can be put anywhere in the yard, but you’ll have to make sure your tank is full or have a spare on hand. Like their gas counterparts, propane fire pits are clean, efficient, and available in a wide range of styles.