How much does a fire pit or outdoor fireplace cost?

A built-in fire pit typically runs from about $325 to $2,000 installed, depending on size and materials. A full outdoor fireplace runs higher, roughly $1,500 to $9,000 for a prefab unit or $6,000 to $20,000 for a custom masonry build with a chimney and hearth. We give a free on-site quote so you get a real figure for your yard.

How long does it take to build?

A built-in fire pit usually takes a couple of days once we start, while a full masonry fireplace with a chimney can take a week or more depending on size and site prep. After we walk your property we give you a clear schedule along with the quote.

Fire Pits & Outdoor Fireplaces in Brookfield, Newtown, and Bridgewater, CT

Elevate your outdoor living with Brothers Outdoor Services, your local experts in fire pit and fireplace installations.

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Expert Fire Pit & Fireplace Solutions

At Brothers Outdoor Services, we specialize in creating bespoke fire pits and outdoor fireplaces that not only enhance the beauty of your outdoor spaces but also provide a warm, inviting atmosphere for family and friends to gather. Our team of skilled professionals brings unparalleled expertise to every project, ensuring that each fire pit and fireplace is designed and installed with the highest quality standards, tailored to the unique landscapes of Brookfield, Newtown, & Bridgewater, CT.

Tailored Designs and High-Quality Materials

We understand that every backyard is unique. That’s why we offer customized fire pit and outdoor fireplace designs that perfectly complement your outdoor living space. Utilizing only the best materials, we guarantee durability and beauty that lasts, making your investment worthwhile. Our commitment to excellence and attention to detail ensures that your fire pit or fireplace will become the centerpiece of your backyard oasis.

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Transform your backyard into a year-round destination for relaxation and entertainment. Our fire pits and outdoor fireplaces are more than just additions to your home; they are investments in quality time, warmth, and memories that last a lifetime.

Seamless Installation from Start to Finish

Our process begins with a personal consultation to understand your vision and assess your space. From there, we provide detailed design options, taking into account your preferences and the specific characteristics of the Brookfield, Newtown, and Bridgewater areas. Our experienced team manages every aspect of the installation process, ensuring a seamless and hassle-free experience for our clients. We pride ourselves on timely completion and minimal disruption, so you can start enjoying your new outdoor feature as soon as possible.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between a fire pit and an outdoor fireplace?

A fire pit is an open, usually round feature you gather around from all sides, and it's the more affordable option. An outdoor fireplace is a larger vertical structure with a chimney and a single viewing side, so it throws heat in one direction and makes a bigger design statement. We build both and help you pick based on your space, budget, and how you like to entertain.

Should I choose wood-burning or gas?

Wood-burning fire features cost less to build and give you real flames and that campfire feel, but they need wood storage and cleanup. Gas features cost more up front and need a gas line, but they light instantly, burn clean, and let you control the flame. We install both and can talk through which fits how you'll actually use it.

Do I need a permit for a fire pit or outdoor fireplace in Connecticut?

Often, yes, especially for a permanent masonry fireplace or a gas line, and the rules vary by town, including setbacks from the house and property lines. A simple portable fire pit sometimes doesn't, but a built-in feature usually does. We handle the permit process and build to local code.

Can you match the fire feature to my existing patio?

Yes. We build fire pits and fireplaces using stone and pavers that match or complement your existing patio, so the finished feature reads as part of one cohesive space instead of an add-on. If we're building the patio too, we design them together from the start.