Custom Fire Pit Construction in Las Vegas

Gas Fire Pit Installation and Project Planning

Our gallery includes completed gas fire pits, including work in Southern Highlands. For a new gas feature, planning begins with the fuel source, equipment specifications and the route to the proposed location. An existing gas connection does not automatically mean it has the capacity or placement needed for a new burner.

We review the landscape construction scope with you and identify related trade work. Gas piping and connections must be handled by appropriately licensed professionals, with the permits and inspections required for the property. If you are considering propane, tell us during the consultation so equipment compatibility and tank placement can be evaluated before the layout is finalized.

Build a Complete Outdoor Gathering Area

A fire pit often works best when its surrounding space is planned at the same time. A larger patio can create room for chairs, while a connecting walkway can keep guests from cutting through planting beds. Lighting can help define the route back to the house after dark.

We can combine fire pit construction with paver patio installation, landscape design, outdoor lighting and outdoor kitchens. If your yard needs a broader update, explore our residential landscaping services.

For an existing yard, we review which features can remain and where construction may affect paving, irrigation or planting. Planning those transitions early helps establish a clear scope before work begins.

What Does Custom Fire Pit Construction Cost?

The cost of a custom fire pit depends on the design and the work needed at your property. A compact feature on an accessible patio has a different scope from a new masonry fire pit with utility work, seating and an expanded gathering area.

• Fire pit dimensions, shape and enclosure construction
• Finish materials and cap selections
• Burner, ignition and fuel-system requirements
• Gas-line distance, access and related trade work
• Demolition, excavation and site preparation
• New pavers, seating, lighting or landscape restoration
• Required plans, permits and inspections

Our free, on-site project consultation is the best starting point for a property-specific estimate. We discuss your priorities and budget, then define what the proposed work includes.

Local Permits, Placement and HOA Planning

Permit requirements depend on the property address, fuel type and construction scope. The City of Las Vegas permit guide identifies gas-piping work for a fire pit as work requiring a permit. Henderson also publishes an exterior fire feature submittal checklist. Properties in unincorporated Clark County or another city follow their applicable jurisdiction.

Before construction, confirm the required approvals and review any HOA design rules. Placement must account for the selected equipment instructions, applicable codes, nearby structures, overhead covers, vegetation and combustible materials. Clearances are specific to the installation; a generic distance found online is not a substitute for that review.

Tell us about patio covers, artificial turf and other features near your proposed fire pit during the consultation so they can be considered in the design.

Our Fire Pit Design and Construction Process

1. Visit the property. We discuss how you want to use the space, your design preferences and your budget.
2. Review the site. We assess access, existing hardscape, the proposed location and utility considerations.
3. Define the design and scope. We review the layout, materials and related work, including any required approvals and licensed trade services.
4. Build the approved project. Construction follows the agreed scope, with the surrounding patio and landscape work coordinated as needed.
5. Review the finished space. We walk through the completed project and discuss relevant equipment instructions and care information.

Why Choose Chicago Landscape?

Chicago Landscape brings fire pit construction together with the landscape around it. Our portfolio includes custom fire features, pavers and complete backyard transformations, so you can review real work before discussing your own project.

We are a Nevada C-10 landscape contractor, license #0079905. Our consultations focus on the property as a whole: how the design looks, how people move through the space and what is needed to complete the agreed work.

We serve homeowners in Las Vegas and Henderson, including Summerlin, Southern Highlands and Green Valley. Contact us to discuss your location and project.