How much does it cost to install a gas fire pit?
In Asheville, a gas fire pit's cost hinges first on whether your patio taps the natural-gas main that runs through most of the city or needs a propane tank on a lot without service, then on how far the line travels. Our showroom sits right here at 629 Emma Rd, so the honest number starts with a free in-home look. Call (828) 545-0525.
Gas at the Meter, Steps From the Showroom
Montford, North Asheville, and the older streets near downtown were built with masonry hearths indoors, and their patios usually sit within an easy reach of the natural-gas meter — a short, tidy trench. South Asheville's newer construction is often already stubbed for gas, which trims the fuel side further.
Being headquartered right here means we can walk your yard the same week, and you're welcome to stop by 629 Emma Rd to see a gas fire pit on display before you decide. Sizing runs from a compact 30-inch pit to a long linear fire table for a bigger patio.
What an Asheville Yard Adds
At 2,134 feet, our nights hold in the 20s well into early spring, so a fire pit earns its keep across a long shoulder season rather than a few summer weekends. Sloped city lots and mature trees shape where the pit and its line can go, and we plan clearances into the design.
Every job is pulled as a permit with Buncombe County, and we meet the inspector. A landscaper can set beautiful stone, but in North Carolina only a licensed gas contractor can connect and pressure-test the line — that's our lane. The in-home assessment is free, with financing available for qualified buyers.
Fireplace help in Asheville
We install and service fireplaces throughout Asheville and the rest of Buncombe County — we're headquartered right here.