SANTA FE, NM – November 13, 2026 – PRESSADVANTAGE –

Evergreen Landscape Pros has added outdoor fire pit installation to its residential and commercial hardscape offerings, expanding the company’s masonry and stonework catalog for property owners seeking permanent outdoor gathering features. The new service covers site design, material selection, permit coordination, and construction of both wood-burning and gas-fueled fire pits built into paver patios, natural stone terraces, and standalone garden zones.

The addition responds to sustained demand for outdoor living improvements that stretch the usable months of a backyard or courtyard. Fire features have consistently ranked as high-demand residential landscape elements in successive trend surveys published by the American Society of Landscape Architects, which tracks demand across single-family and multifamily projects nationwide. Evergreen Landscape Pros previously handled fire features on a case-by-case basis within broader patio projects and now offers the work as a dedicated line item with fixed scoping stages, material menus, and per-project pricing tiers.

The new installations include masonry-built round and square pits set on compacted aggregate bases, prefabricated steel inserts finished with veneer stone or brick, and gas-piped units with concealed propane reservoirs or connections to existing natural gas lines. Each project begins with a site walk, a soil and drainage review, and a check of applicable local codes covering setbacks from structures, combustible materials, overhead branches, and property lines. Standard build times range from two to five working days once permits are in hand, depending on complexity, material choice, and site access.

“Fire pits have moved from being a seasonal accessory to a fixed part of how homeowners lay out the yard, and the crew wanted the work handled as its own service rather than tacked onto a larger patio bid,” said Kevin Lopez, Owner of Evergreen Landscape Pros. “Treating the installation as a discrete build keeps pricing transparent and lets clients compare wood-burning and gas options against the same base plan before construction begins.”

The service is available across the company’s existing service area and can be commissioned as a standalone project or bundled with related hardscape work such as paver walkways, retaining walls, seating walls, pergolas, and outdoor kitchen counters. Homeowners commissioning a new patio can specify a fire pit as a design anchor from the outset, while owners of established yards can retrofit a pit into an existing hardscape footprint with minimal disturbance to surrounding plantings. Commercial clients, including short-term rental operators and small hospitality properties, can request builds sized for higher occupancy and finished to match existing exterior masonry.

Material choices offered under the new service include locally sourced flagstone, ledgestone veneer, split-face concrete block, clay brick, and steel bowl inserts for smaller budgets. Gas-fueled pits are equipped with manual or key-valve ignition, and wood-burning pits are constructed with spark screens, ember guards, and ash management ports when requested. Evergreen Landscape Pros documents each installation with dated photographs of the substrate, drainage layer, and finished elevation for the client’s records and future maintenance reference.

Each fire pit consultation includes a written estimate that itemizes base preparation, structural masonry, gas fitting or wood-burning finish work, and cleanup, with change orders required for scope adjustments raised after ground has been broken. Property owners are provided with care instructions covering seasonal cleaning, cover storage, gas valve shutoff, and the recommended cadence for masonry resealing. Emergency service calls are handled during business hours, and appointments for annual inspections can be booked at the end of the initial build.

Company records indicate that formal fire pit inquiries have arrived year-round rather than clustering in autumn, which prompted the decision to formalize the offering. Cooler evenings, wildfire-conscious material choices, and continued interest in outdoor entertaining have kept the category active outside the traditional shoulder season. Evergreen Landscape Pros expects the new service to complement its existing masonry backlog without displacing scheduled patio, walkway, or retaining-wall projects.

Complete specifications, material samples, and project examples for the new offering are catalogued on the outdoor fire pits page maintained by Evergreen Landscape Pros. For more information, visit Evergreen Landscape Pros.

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For more information about Evergreen Landscape Pros, contact the company here:

Evergreen Landscape Pros
Kevin Lopez
+15053936449
info@santafelandscapers.com
Santa Fe, NM

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