Fire Pit Design & Installation in Colorado Springs, CO

Fire Pit Design & Installation in Colorado Springs, CO2026-08-28T07:10:25-06:00

Outdoor grill covered with a tarp, built into a stone counter with lights, next to a fenced yard and patio area in the evening.A fire pit that’s the wrong size for its patio never gets used the way it should. AG Landscaping designs and builds custom fire pits in Colorado Springs sized and positioned to fit how you actually use your outdoor space, whether that’s a small gathering spot for two or the center of a full outdoor living area. Colorado evenings cool off fast even in the middle of summer, and a fire pit is what keeps people outside once that happens.

A landscaped yard at dusk with a stone water feature, surrounding plants, pebble ground cover, garden lights, and a circular fire pit in the background.

What’s Included

We build both gas and wood-burning fire pits, using natural stone, block, or custom masonry to match your existing hardscape. Gas fire pits require a gas line run and, in many cases, a permit; we handle that coordination as part of the project. Sizing is proportional to the patio it sits on, not a standard diameter applied to every yard.

Extending Your Outdoor Season

Colorado Springs gets close to 300 sunny days a year, but the low humidity and elevation mean evenings drop in temperature faster than in more humid climates. A well-placed fire pit is what keeps a patio usable once the sun goes down, stretching outdoor time from a few hours to most of the evening across spring, summer, and fall.

For homes near Black Forest and other tree-covered areas, we also design and place fire pits with defensible-space and clearance requirements in mind from the start, not as an afterthought once the project is underway.

Our Process

  1. Consultation to determine gas or wood-burning, size, and placement
  2. Design and material selection matched to your patio
  3. Permitting and gas line coordination if applicable
  4. Construction and finish work
  5. Final walkthrough
A landscaped yard at dusk with a stone water feature, surrounding plants, pebble ground cover, garden lights, and a circular fire pit in the background.
A landscaped yard at dusk with a stone water feature, surrounding plants, pebble ground cover, garden lights, and a circular fire pit in the background.

Why Choose AG Landscaping

Fire pits built without attention to code requirements or proper clearances create real safety problems down the line. AG Landscaping handles the permitting piece correctly and integrates the fire pit with your existing or planned patio, lighting, and hardscape rather than treating it as a standalone add-on.

Service Area

Colorado Springs, Monument, Palmer Lake, Black Forest, Peyton, Castle Rock, and Castle Pines.

A landscaped yard at dusk with a stone water feature, surrounding plants, pebble ground cover, garden lights, and a circular fire pit in the background.

What Customers Say

“They listened to what we needed and made sure they provided us with nothing less. We were also impressed with their responsiveness even outside of business hours… We highly recommend them and will definitely use them again in the future.” — Jesse Rocha, Google review

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a fire pit be added to an existing patio?2026-08-28T07:09:14-06:00

In most cases, yes. We assess whether the existing patio can support the addition or whether some rework is needed first.

How do you size a fire pit for my patio?2026-08-28T07:08:39-06:00

We look at the total patio square footage and how much seating space needs to surround the fire pit comfortably, then size accordingly rather than using a fixed diameter.

Do fire pits need a permit in Colorado Springs?2026-08-28T07:07:58-06:00

Gas fire pits typically require a permit due to the gas line work. Wood-burning fire pits usually don’t, though placement still needs to meet clearance requirements. We confirm what applies to your project before we start.

Gas or wood-burning: which is right for my yard?2026-08-28T07:07:31-06:00

Gas fire pits offer instant on/off control and no ash cleanup but cost more upfront due to the gas line. Wood-burning costs less to install and gives a more traditional fire but requires more maintenance. We’ll walk through the tradeoffs for your specific setup.

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