Outdoor Living
Fire Features &
Water Features
Permanent, engineered elements — designed as part of the landscape, not placed on top of it.
Designed in. Not added on.
Fire and water elements work best when they're part of the original design — not retrofitted after the patio is poured. Gas lines, water lines, drainage, electrical, and structural integration are all resolved during the design phase, before a single shovel hits the ground.
The result is a feature that looks like it belongs — because it was planned to be there from the start.
Fire Elements
Fire features we design and build
Natural Gas Fire Pits
Permanent, engineered gas fire pits with clean-burning natural gas or propane. No wood, no ash, no restocking — consistent flame output on demand. Sized and positioned as part of the overall patio design.
Custom Fire Features
Integrated fire elements built into seat walls, retaining walls, and outdoor kitchen structures. Belgard ARTFORMS fire bowls, linear burners, and custom concrete fire tables designed to the specific patio geometry.
Fire & Water Combinations
Combined fire-and-water elements — fire bowls over water basins, fire columns beside waterfall walls, and integrated fire-water focal points — engineered for safe gas-line and water-line separation.
Fire and water in the same design — engineered for safe coexistence.
Water Elements
Water features we design and build
Pondless Waterfalls
Recirculating waterfall systems with no open pond. Water disappears into a buried basin and reservoir, eliminating standing water, mosquito risk, and the maintenance burden of a traditional pond.
Waterfall Walls
Engineered water walls integrated into retaining walls, seat walls, and outdoor kitchen structures. Stacked stone, concrete, and natural boulder waterfall faces designed to the specific site and material palette.
Natural Boulder Streams
Naturalistic stream and waterfall systems using locally sourced boulders and river rock. Designed to follow the natural grade of the site and integrate with existing planting beds and landscape elements.
Engineering & Permitting
What goes into every installation
Fire and water features involve utility coordination, structural integration, and Utah-specific freeze-thaw considerations that affect every design decision. We handle the engineering so the finished element performs correctly — in January as well as July.
- Gas line sizing and pressure calculations for BTU output
- Utility coordination and permit documentation
- Freeze-thaw drainage design for Utah winters
- Pump sizing, basin volume, and recirculation rate for water features
- Electrical coordination for pump and lighting circuits
- Integration with existing hardscape base and drainage systems
Ready to add fire or water to your design?
Start with a quote request. We'll review your site, discuss the design direction, and walk through the engineering requirements before any commitments are made.