Fire Pits & Fire Features in Halls, TN
The short answer
Yellow Rose Landscaping designs and builds fire pits & fire features for homes in Halls, TN. Family yards that work hard: kids, dogs, and somewhere to sit once it cools off. Most projects take 2–5 days; longer with a seating-wall patio and typically run $3.5k–$8k built-in; $15k+ with seating wall and patio*, with a free on-site consult first.
Concept renderWhy Halls homeowners call Yellow Rose
- Local ground, planned for. Halls has family neighborhoods of 1970s–2000s homes, on ridge-and-valley ground with slopes between the ridges. Family yards that work hard: kids, dogs, and somewhere to sit once it cools off.
- Designed before we dig. A concept plan and 3D renderings mean you approve the finished fire pits & fire features before a machine shows up, which is how we avoid costly change orders.
- Permits handled. Most wood-burning fire pits don’t need a building permit, but gas lines do, and burn rules and setbacks still apply in Knox County.
- Proven work. 200+ projects, a 12-person crew, and a 5.0 rating across 39 Google reviews.
What’s included
A built-in fire pit is a permanent stone or block fire feature, wood-burning or gas, set into a patio and often ringed by a seating wall. It’s the feature families use most.
- Sizing and placement
- Wood-burning or gas options
- Fire-rated liner and cap
- Seating walls and a flagstone or paver surround
- Outdoor fireplaces for a bigger statement
What fire pits & fire features cost in Halls
Most Halls projects land around $3.5k–$8k built-in; $15k+ with seating wall and patio*. The biggest cost drivers:
- Wood-burning or gas
- Stone versus block
- Seating wall length
- Patio surround size
- Gas line distance
*Draft range for this proposal, calibrated to published Knoxville market data. Final pricing comes from Yellow Rose after the consult.
Fire Pits & Fire Features FAQ for Halls
How much do fire pits & fire features cost in Halls?
Typically $3.5k–$8k built-in; $15k+ with seating wall and patio* for Halls homes. What moves the number: wood-burning or gas; stone versus block; seating wall length; patio surround size. You get an exact quote after the free consult and design.
Do I need a permit for fire pits & fire features in Halls?
Most wood-burning fire pits don’t need a building permit, but gas lines do, and burn rules and setbacks still apply in Knox County.
Wood or gas?
Wood gives you the crackle and the smell; gas gives you clean fire at the flip of a switch. We build both, and can stub a gas line for later.
Does Yellow Rose work in Halls?
Yes. Halls Crossroads, between Powell and Fountain City in north Knox County. We’re based in Powell and also work in Powell, Fountain City, Clinton and across Knoxville.
