Masonry & Hardscape
Stone Fire Pit Builder in Georgetown, TX
Wood-burning or gas, built into the landscape in natural Texas stone — with a seating wall that belongs to the yard.
Free, no-obligation estimate with an on-site walkthrough. Mon–Thu 8–5, Fri 8–4.
What we do
A fire pit that still works during a burn ban.
We build stone fire pits across Georgetown and Williamson County, matched to the house and set into the landscape rather than dropped on top of it. The question worth asking before you choose one: Williamson County issues burn bans most summers, and a wood-burning pit is unusable for every day one is in effect. If you want the thing to work in July, that points at gas.
- Wood-burning stone fire pits
- Natural gas and propane fire features
- Chopped limestone seating walls and benches
- Fire pits set into flagstone patios
- Outdoor fireplaces and chimneys
- Gas line runs and ignition
- Surrounding hardscape, paths and lighting
Why B&B
Built by people who
work this ground.
We raise the burn-ban question first
Most builders sell you the pit you asked for. A wood pit is the better fire; a gas pit is the one you can use in August under a county ban. That is a real trade-off and it should be yours to make.
Built into the landscape, not delivered to it
A fire pit that reads as furniture ages badly. Ours are set at grade with the patio and the seating wall in the same stone.
The same masons who build the fireplaces
Fire features are masonry. We build full outdoor fireplaces and their chimneys too, which is rarer here than it sounds.
Clearance handled properly
Dry brush, overhanging live oak and deck proximity all matter in a drought year. We site for clearance, not just for the view.
How it works
Three steps, no surprises.
- 01 Walkthrough
We come to the property, look at grade, drainage, soil and sun, and talk through what you want. Free, and there is no obligation.
- 02 Written estimate
A fixed scope and price — materials named, not “stone” in the abstract. You know what is being built before anything is ordered.
- 03 Build and final walk
We build it, clean the site, and walk it with you before we call it finished. Most projects run one to three weeks.
What customers say
19 years building in Williamson County
B&B does a beautiful job!!
I rate them A+++
Brandon and crew were extremely courteous, prompt, and neat
Questions
Fire Pits, answered.
Should I choose a wood-burning or gas fire pit?
The choice comes down to personal preference. Wood-burning fire pits offer that classic, old-fashioned experience of gathering and lighting your own fire, while gas fire pits provide convenience with instant on-and-off functionality and no cleanup of ash or embers. We can help you weigh the pros and cons based on how you plan to use it.
What’s the difference between an elevated and in-ground fire pit?
An elevated fire pit sits above ground level and offers a more traditional, old-fashioned look, while an in-ground fire pit is built flush with the surrounding landscape for a sleeker, more modern feel. Both styles can be customized with stone to match your home’s existing design.
What materials can be used to build a stone fire pit?
We work with a variety of natural stone, brick, and pathway materials to construct fire pits, often using the same stones featured elsewhere in your landscaping for a cohesive look. This allows your fire pit to feel like a natural extension of your yard rather than a standalone feature.
Do I need a permit to build a fire pit in Williamson County?
Permit requirements can vary depending on your city, HOA rules, and whether you choose a wood-burning or gas fire pit. We’re familiar with local regulations and can help guide you through any necessary approvals as part of the build process.
How much maintenance does a stone fire pit require?
Stone fire pits are built to be durable and require very little maintenance over time. Occasional cleaning and inspection are typically all that’s needed to keep it functioning safely for years to come.
Can a fire pit be integrated into my existing landscaping?
Yes, integrating your fire pit into your broader landscaping is one of our specialties. We design fire pits to complement existing patios, pathways, and plantings so the entire outdoor space feels unified rather than pieced together.
How long does it take to build a custom stone fire pit?
Timelines vary depending on the complexity of the design, material selection, and whether it’s a standalone project or part of a larger landscaping build. We’ll provide a project timeline during your consultation once we understand the full scope of your design.
Are gas fire pits safe for areas with burn bans?
During active burn bans, wood-burning fires are typically restricted, but gas-fueled fire pits are often still permitted since they don’t involve open wood combustion. This makes gas fire pits a popular choice for homeowners who want reliable use year-round.
Can you repair an existing fire pit that’s cracked or deteriorating?
Yes, we offer repair and maintenance services for existing fire pits, whether it’s addressing cracked stone, settling issues, or general wear over time. We can assess the damage and recommend the best repair approach to extend its lifespan.
What size fire pit is right for my backyard?
The ideal size depends on your available space, how many people you typically entertain, and whether the fire pit is a focal point or part of a larger patio design. We’ll assess your yard during a consultation and recommend a size and design that fits both your space and lifestyle.
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