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Planning a Bonfire this Fall? We Can Help Create the Perfect Fire Pit

The fall season reminds us all of the warmth of a bonfire with marshmallows, laughter, and friends around. It's always the perfect night to bond over a fire and roast marshmallows. If you're a homeowner or a lover of landscaping... heck the outdoors! Then this article is just for you.

In this article, we will guide you on how to create the perfect fire pit for your property. We know what it takes to make a fire pit that meets your expectations, and we want to share our knowledge with you, our valued readers. So, let us begin.

Location of the Fire Pit

Selecting the right location is an important factor when it comes to building a fire pit. The first factor to consider is the proximity to your home. Ensure that it’s far enough to avoid any fire hazards or smoke inhalation while still close enough for easy access. Another factor to consider is a flat surface, free of any bumps and located away from any hanging branches or debris. Additionally, the location of the fire pit is essential as it should not be located near any flammable areas.

Designing Your Fire Pit

Before embarking on a fire pit construction project, decide on the shape and size best suited for your property. A circular fire pit is a classic design while square or rectangular designs look modern. Once you have a preferred design, mark the area where you plan to place the fire pit as this will guide the construction process and layout. The next step is selecting the appropriate materials such as bricks, stones, and stucco that readily match your landscape.

Comfort

Comfort is key when it comes to the perfect fire pit. Make sure to include comfortable seating that is well-positioned to avoid any smoke blowback. You could also install a sun umbrella to keep the area cool during the day while still using the area for other purposes. Lastly, make sure to have adequate lighting, which includes wall sconces and light strands that illuminate the area after the sun goes down.

Safety

The last step before building your fire pit is ensuring that you have all the relevant safety precautions in place. When creating your fire pit, ensure that it is accompanied by a fire extinguisher and a bucket of water to put out any flames. Every homeowner should be aware of any local fire regulations when they have a fire pit on their property.

In conclusion, creating a fire pit is a perfect way to enjoy autumn nights with your family and friends. Ensure that you select the right location, design, comfort, and safety features before building your fire pit. With these tips in mind, you’ll have the perfect fire pit to enjoy your autumn nights with family, friends, and loved ones. When in doubt.... give us a call! Happy fall!