Two: Install a fire pit for warmth and ambiance during cooler evenings:

To build a DIY fire pit, start by selecting a location away from structures and overhanging trees. Use bricks or stones to create a circular or square shape, ensuring the base is sturdy and level. Consider adding a metal fire ring for safety and better heat reflection. Fill the pit with gravel for proper drainage and to reduce the risk of fire spreading. Use sand or lava rocks at the base to protect the ground underneath. Always check local regulations and obtain any necessary permits before starting your project. Remember to never leave a fire unattended and have a water source nearby for safety.

Would you be interested in giving the do-it-yourself approach a shot for this project? If you are up for it, here our some of our DIY tips and tricks. To build a DIY fire pit for those cool evenings, carefully choose a location that is a safe distance from any flammable materials or branches hanging overhead. It is crucial to ensure adequate ventilation and adhere to all recommended clearances as per the manufacturer's guidelines or local regulations. Prepare the ground by leveling it and creating a sturdy foundation using either gravel or concrete. You can find fire pit kits at your local hardware store, our Go to DIY kit is Grand 48 in. Fire Pit Kit in Bluestone with Cooking Grate we get at our local Home Depot. Assemble the fire pit following the manufacturer's instructions meticulously, ensuring it is firmly anchored and stable.

For a more sophisticated touch, consider our custom concrete or stone fire pit option. This elegant piece serves as a focal point and is perfect for social gatherings and delightful meals. Enhance the ambiance by incorporating seating around the fire pit for comfort and safety. Remember to utilize only approved fuel sources and supervise the fire pit diligently while in operation. Prior to departing, always ensure that the fire is entirely extinguished. Revel in the warm and inviting atmosphere your new fire pit will provide on those brisk nights.

Remember to never leave a fire unattended and have a water source nearby for safety.