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Considering to add a Fire Pit to your outdoor living area? What you should know…. For a built-in design Fire Pit, it’s necessary to match your design, size, style and materials with surrounding area (house, garden, pool ,…) You can do a DYI job and assemble materials yourself but for a fully custom fire pit you need a landscape professional or contractor designing and building it. Regardless of style you need to make sure the you are using proper stones and materials. Do your homework before digging any hole, or consult with a landscape professional to find out the right location for your Fire pit, you might need to find out from your municipality that what is the minimum distance requirement from your home or neighbors’ yard. You might even need a site inspection from local fire officials to help make sure proposed location is safe. You can even enhance your enjoyment by installing outdoor lighting near the fire pit or considering a seating area like a low stone wall around the Fire pit. For best results it’s wise to consult a landscape professional regarding outdoor lighting installation and design, seating wall materials and dimensions and most importantly the proper distance between your designed Fire pit and seating wall for safety. for more info contact us or getting your free Quote please contact us: Tel: 416 - 873- 3356 www.greenbaynorthern.com

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