Inola Oklahoma is rural enough to have the sky and the space that makes a fire pit feel right at home. If you want a custom-built fire pit on your Inola property — one that’s built to last and designed to fit your outdoor space — VistaScapes Design & Build is the contractor to call. We build wood-burning and gas fire pits throughout Inola and Rogers County in natural stone, brick, and mortared masonry. Call 918-779-1317 for a free estimate.
Custom Fire Pit Construction for Inola Properties
VistaScapes builds fire pits as permanent masonry structures that become a lasting part of your outdoor living environment. We install a poured concrete base, build the fire ring with fire-rated refractory materials, and finish the exterior in natural stone or brick of your choosing. Unlike a portable fire pit ring, a VistaScapes fire pit anchors your outdoor space and looks like it was always meant to be there.
Wood-Burning Fire Pits for Inola Homeowners
Rural properties often have an advantage when it comes to wood-burning fire pits — more space between neighbors and easier access to firewood. VistaScapes builds wood-burning fire pits with proper clearances and appropriate sizing for the space around them. Whether you want a large pit for big gatherings or a smaller intimate fire pit for a patio corner, we size and position the fire pit to work correctly in your specific yard.
Gas Fire Pits for Convenience
Even in rural Inola, gas fire pits are popular for homeowners who want the fire experience without the effort of managing firewood and ash. A gas fire pit connected to a propane tank or natural gas line ignites instantly and extinguishes completely — perfect for spontaneous evening fires after work. VistaScapes works with licensed gas plumbers for all propane and natural gas connections.
Frequently Asked Questions
Call VistaScapes Design & Build at 918-779-1317 to plan your fire pit in Inola, Oklahoma. We serve Inola, Claremore, Catoosa, Broken Arrow, Tulsa, and communities throughout Rogers County and northeastern Oklahoma.
