Outdoor living in Lindale, Tyler, Van & East Texas

Signs it is time

• A yard you look at but never use
• Kids and guests with nowhere to gather
• Lawn chairs on the grass around a burn barrel

What we do

• Fire pits: Stone or block, with seating around.
• Seating areas: Gravel, concrete or pavers.
• Covered patios: Shade and rain cover.
• Lighting: String lights and path lights.
• Landscaping: Beds and plantings to finish it.

Built for East Texas weather

Every one of our guest stays has a fire pit, and guests talk about the fire pit nights more than almost anything else. We know how to place one so smoke clears and the seating actually works.

A good outdoor space has shade, seating, light and a reason to gather, like a fire pit, a grill or a view. We place things so smoke clears the seating, paths drain and the space works at night.

Options

• Fire pit area: The classic.
• Covered patio: All-weather.
• Full back yard plan: Kitchen, fire pit, seating and shade.

Questions

How far should a fire pit be from the house?

Well away from the house, trees and anything that burns. Check local rules too, especially during burn bans.

Can you build a fire pit?

Yes, with block or stone and a gravel or concrete seating area around it.

Related work

Pergolas & Shade Structures · Outdoor Kitchens · Landscaping & Curb Appeal · Concrete Driveways, Patios & Sidewalks · All exterior improvements & maintenance