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Fire Pits Built for Front Range Luxury Entertaining

Fire pits and fire features designed for outdoor entertaining, built to extend your season and anchor your backyard.

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A great fire pit changes how your backyard gets used.

It's the reason people stay outside after the sun goes down, the spot where s'mores happen and conversations run long. Premier Custom Landscapes designs and builds custom fire pits and fire features across Longmont, Boulder, Erie, Niwot, Broomfield, Fort Collins and the surrounding Front Range. A well deigned and built fire pit of fire feature helps complete an outdoor living space.

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From custom fire pits to poolside fire features, we'll help you design a fire feature built to extend your outdoor season and bring your backyard to life after dark. Request a free consultation and let's get started.

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Why we choose Warming Trends Burners

We install Warming Trends CROSSFIRE brass burners because they produce a taller, fuller, more natural-looking flame than a standard steel ring burner, using less gas to do it. A few reasons Warming Trends is our standard for gas fire features:

  • Brass construction that doesn't rust.
    Unlike stainless steel burners, which eventually corrode and need replacing, CROSSFIRE burners are built from solid brass designed to last.

  • A taller, more natural flame.
    Warming Trends' Venturi jet technology pulls more oxygen into the flame at the point of combustion, creating a fuller fire that looks and feels closer to a real wood-burning flame.

  • Built-in water protection.
    Every burner includes WATERSTOP protection, engineered to keep gas lines and valve boxes dry through Colorado's rain, snow, and freeze-thaw cycles.

  • Backed by a lifetime warranty.
    Warming Trends stands behind its burners with a lifetime warranty, adding long-term confidence to every fire feature we install.

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Fire Features

CROSSFIRE Brass Burners

At the center of every Warming Trends fire feature is the CROSSFIRE brass burner. Unlike a standard steel ring burner, CROSSFIRE burners use a patented jet design that pulls extra oxygen into the flame at the point of combustion, producing a taller, fuller flame that burns more efficiently than traditional burners. Every burner is made from solid brass, which resists rust and corrosion far better than stainless steel, so the burner itself is built to outlast the fire pit around it. Each CROSSFIRE burner also includes WATERSTOP protection, a built-in fitting that keeps gas lines and valve boxes dry, so your fire feature lights reliably even after rain or snow. Warming Trends backs every CROSSFIRE burner with a lifetime warranty.

AON Fire Tables

For homeowners who want a fully finished, ready-to-use fire feature, Warming Trends' AON line of fire tables offers a polished, furniture-quality option. Built from powder-coated steel in a range of finishes, AON fire tables come in multiple sizes to fit different patio layouts and seating groups, from an intimate gathering spot to a table built to anchor a larger entertaining area. Every AON table includes a CROSSFIRE burner with WATERSTOP protection, along with a flush cover that converts the table into a functional tabletop when the fire isn't in use, giving you extra usable space on the patio.

Water Fire Features

For a true showpiece, we also design fire and water features that combine the ambiance of an open flame with the sound and movement of running water. These features typically pair a fire bowl or fire ring with a water scupper or spillway, creating a striking visual and audible contrast right in your backyard or poolside space. Because they combine two utility systems in one feature, water fire features benefit most from being planned early, alongside your pool, patio, or hardscape design, so the plumbing, gas line, and structure all come together cleanly.

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Propane vs. Natural Gas:
Which Is Right for Your Fire Feature?

One of the first decisions in designing a gas fire feature is choosing between propane and natural gas. Both fuel types work well with Warming Trends burners, but each comes with its own trade-offs worth considering:

Propane
Propane is stored in a tank on your property, which makes it a flexible option if your home doesn't have a natural gas line nearby, or if your fire feature is farther from the house. Propane burns slightly hotter per unit of fuel, but it does require monitoring your tank level and arranging refills or exchanges over time.

Natural Gas
If your home is already connected to a natural gas line, running a dedicated line to your fire feature means you'll never need to think about fuel levels again. It's typically the more convenient long-term option for a fire pit or fire table you plan to use often, though it does require a gas line installation as part of the project.

Warming Trends burners are compatible with both propane and natural gas, and CROSSFIRE 2.0 burners come with adapters for either fuel type, so your fire feature can be built around whichever setup makes the most sense for your property. We'll walk through this decision with you as part of your consultation, based on your existing gas access, budget, and how you plan to use the space.

Why Premier Custom Landscapes

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