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Round block fire pit centered on a circular paver patio with a charcoal border in New Jersey
◆ Freehold · Monmouth County

Fire Pits in Freehold, NJ

Round and square fire pits built into your patio. Serving Freehold homeowners — owner-led by Manasses Ribeiro, NJ HIC #13VH10566200.

Fire Pits for Freehold homes

We work in both Freehold Borough and Freehold Township — from older homes near downtown to township neighborhoods off Route 9 and Route 33 where pool decks and big patios are the norm.

We work across Freehold, including Freehold Borough and Freehold Township.

Built for Freehold ground

Fire pits sit on their own base, sized for the load and for the soil on your Freehold lot, and tied into the surrounding patio or walkway so everything stays level.

Read more about our work in Freehold, NJ.

A fire pit is what gets people outside in October. We build fire pits into the patio design from the start: a circular paver patio around a round block pit, or a square pit with a polished granite cap, so the fire area looks planned, not added on later.

What goes into a fire pit

  • A compacted stone base under the pit, the same as under the patio around it
  • Interlocking fire pit block or a stone-veneer surround
  • A steel ring insert to protect the block from direct heat
  • A finished cap in block, natural stone or granite

Designed with the patio

The best fire pit patios are designed around the pit: a circle or curve in the paver pattern, room for chairs, and often a seating wall to close the space. Browse the gallery for round, curved and granite-capped examples from recent jobs.

Our work

Fire Pits we've built

Real photos from our own jobs in Central New Jersey — the same crew and standards we bring to Freehold.

  • Curved paver patio with a round fire pit behind a two-story New Jersey home
  • Square block fire pit with a polished granite cap on a paver patio in New Jersey
  • Paver patio with a round block fire pit and charcoal border behind a New Jersey home
  • Large multi-tone paver patio with fire pit area across a fenced New Jersey backyard
FAQ

Fire Pits in Freehold: common questions

Can you add a fire pit to my existing patio?

Often yes, if the existing patio is in good shape and the spot meets your town's setback rules. We look at it during the estimate.

Wood-burning or gas?

We build the masonry for both. Gas fire features need a licensed gas line installation, so we coordinate that part separately.

Are fire pits allowed in my town?

Most Central NJ towns allow recreational fire pits with rules on distance from the house and property lines. Check your town's fire code. We'll place the pit with those distances in mind.

Do you work in Freehold Borough and Freehold Township?

Both. The borough tends to have older homes on smaller lots; the township has larger lots, pools and newer developments. We work in both regularly.

Can you redo the patio around my pool?

Yes. We remove the old deck, rebuild the base and install pavers pitched away from the water, working around coping, skimmers and drains. You can see several pool decks in our gallery.

Do you handle long driveways?

Yes. Long driveways need careful grading and a consistent base along the whole run. We build them in pavers, concrete or asphalt, often with Belgian block edges.

Free estimates · Central NJ

Planning a fire pits project in Freehold?

Call or text Manasses for a free, written estimate. Send a photo of your yard and we'll tell you what makes sense before anyone visits.