
Fremont
52" wide · 7'6" tall
$6,750 installed
The standard size, and the one most people land on.
Build the Fremont
Building through mid-December, then booking spring 2027
A real fireplace in your backyard, built in a single day. Firebrick lined firebox, solid concrete, wood burning.
$6,750 installed. No patio required.
Build yours and see the priceSt. Charles County, Foristell and west St. Louis County, based in Wentzville, MO.
The part most companies leave out
Almost everyone who builds these will tell you to pour a pad and wait on it. That is a separate contractor, a separate bill, and weeks before anyone touches your fireplace.
We build the compacted base as part of the job, the same day the fireplace goes in. There is nothing to pour and nothing to wait on. If you have a patch of grass, you have a spot.
See which one fits your yard
Three to choose from

52" wide · 7'6" tall
$6,750 installed
The standard size, and the one most people land on.
Build the Fremont
52" wide · 8'10" tall
$7,750 installed
Same footprint as the Fremont with a good deal more height.
Build the Princeton
67" wide · 8'10" tall
$8,750 installed
The largest, and the only one built for a mounted TV. The panel above the firebox takes a screen up to 55 inches.
Build the RockwellMost local outdoor fireplace builds run $15,000 to $35,000+ and take weeks. Ours start at $6,750, installed in as little as one day, base included.
The wood storage boxes shown on either side are an add on and are not part of the prices above. Both pairs are shown across the photos above. The low flat-topped pair is $3,100 and the taller stepped pair is $2,700, added to the price of the fireplace. They arrive on the same delivery and go in on a separate half day.
On the Rockwell, the TV area takes a screen up to 55 inches. Use a television built for outdoor use, and note that running power out to the spot is an electrician's job and is not part of the price.
What the price covers
No surprises after the fact. The number you get is the number you pay.
How it works
What you are actually getting
A firebrick lined firebox and solid concrete, eight inches thick, set on a compacted base. Depending on the size, that is four to six tons sitting in your backyard. This is a permanent masonry fireplace, not a steel insert with stone glued around it. We light a fire in it before we leave.
The schedule
We are booking spring 2027 installs now. Build yours, send it over, and I will hold you a place in the spring schedule, in the order people come in.
Build yours to hold a spring spotYour price
Pick your model and stone, see it next to a 6-foot person, and get your price in about two minutes.
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