- How much does a built-in firepit cost?
- It depends on size, fuel type, materials and how much seating and surfacing is built around it. Every firepit is quoted after a site visit, tailored to the actual specification.
- How long does it take to build?
- Most firepits are a short element of a wider landscaping project, though the base needs curing time. You get a realistic programme in writing with your quote.
- Wood or gas: which is better?
- Wood gives more heat and the traditional experience with more cleaning; gas is instant, controllable and clean but needs a supply and qualified connection. We will talk through both against your position and how you plan to use it.
- Is it safe near a fence or the house?
- It is when it is positioned properly. Clearance from fences, buildings, trees and combustible surfacing is assessed at the site visit and designed into the layout.
- Will it crack from the heat?
- Not when built with a fire-resistant lining and appropriate mortar. Cracking happens where standard facing brick and ordinary mortar are put in direct fire contact.
- How do you stop it filling with water?
- Drainage is built into the base, so water leaves the pit instead of sitting there and freezing.
- Can you build seating around it?
- Yes. Masonry seating walls and benches are built as part of the same scheme, sized to the number of people you want to seat.
- Is the work guaranteed?
- Yes: a 2-year workmanship guarantee, with a 10-year warranty available on request.
- Are you insured?
- Yes: £2,000,000 public liability and £10,000,000 employers' liability cover.
- Which areas do you build firepits in?
- Doncaster, Sheffield, Rotherham, Barnsley, Scunthorpe, Leeds, Wakefield, York, Pontefract, Worksop, Selby and Goole.