—Outdoor living
Somewhere to light a fire.
Outdoor fireplaces and chimneys, fire pits with matching benches, a brick pizza oven and outdoor kitchens. The part of the backyard people actually sit in.
01The work
The part of the backyard people use.
A patio is just a slab until there’s something to gather around. Guillermo builds that part: a fireplace under the cover, a chimney that clears the roof, a fire pit out where the view is, with a bench in the same stone so it all reads as one piece.
Most of these start on a slab his crew pours first, so the base and the stone are done by the same hands.
What we build out back
- Outdoor fireplaces in chopped limestone
- Chimneys that rise above the patio roof
- Fire pits and matching seat walls
- Brick pizza ovens
- Outdoor kitchens with stone bases
- Paver and flagstone fire-pit patios
02Fire pit builder
Build your fire pit in four taps.
Pick the shape, the stone and what goes around it. The drawing builds as you go, and you’ll see the closest fire pit Guillermo has already built.
03Up close
What goes into a fireplace like this.
Tap the numbers on one of Guillermo’s limestone fireplaces to see how it’s put together.
04Fireplaces & chimneys
Under the cover, above the roof.
Chopped limestone and stacked stone, built under covered patios so they get used year-round.
05Fire pits
Out where the view is.
Square limestone pits with matching benches, a flagstone fire-pit patio by the lake, and a paver circle around a round pit.
06Ovens & kitchens
Cook outside.
A brick pizza oven built next to the fireplace, and an outdoor kitchen with a stone base under a cedar pergola.
07FAQ
Before you call.
Are estimates free?
Yes. Estimates are free. Call or text (832) 643-1763, or send the form, and Guillermo will set up a time to look at the job.
Can you match the brick or stone already on my house?
Tell Guillermo what’s on the house now, or text him a photo. He’ll talk through which stone or brick will sit right next to it before anything is ordered.
Do you pour the slab, or just build on it?
Both. The crew sets forms, vapor barrier and rebar, pours and finishes the slab, then builds the fire pit, bench or wall on top of it.
What should I send to get a price?
A couple of photos of the space and a rough size. Text them to (832) 643-1763, or use the quote form and Guillermo will call you back.
—Free estimate
Tell Guillermo what you’re picturing.
A fireplace, a fire pit, a new walk, brick in the kitchen. Four quick taps and he’ll call you back. Photos of the space help, and you can text them straight to his phone.
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