Outdoor Living · Design–Build
Outdoor fireplaces, Peninsula & South Bay
Masonry outdoor fireplaces that anchor a patio and stretch the season into cooler months.
CA Lic #1099847
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$2M GL · $5M umbrella
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On-time guarantee
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BBB A+
Typical investment
Typical $12K–$45K+
by size, veneer and gas. Itemized.
Project minimum
$25,000
Completion date
In writing
Verified reviews
5.0 · 44 reviews
Real, as-sold pricing
What an outdoor fireplace really costs here.
A masonry fireplace prices by its structure, veneer and hearth, plus gas where specified. We itemize each part so the quote is real, no invented per-foot number.
Masonry fireplace structure
Firebox, flue, hearth
itemized
Stone / veneer finish
By material
itemized
Gas line & ignition
Where specified
itemized
Wood or gas, height, veneer and hearth detailing drive the number. Built on an engineered footing.
What's included
Engineered footing
Firebox and flue
Veneer and finish
Hearth and mantel
Gas line where specified
Common add-ons, itemized
Gas ignition system · itemized
Premium veneer · itemized
Integrated hearth seating · itemized
Wood storage niche · itemized
What neighbors invested
What neighbors near you invested.
Every pin is a completed Sequoia build, shown as a rounded range near the neighborhood. Click one to see where the money went. Anonymized to town level.
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Paver Patio, Fire Pit, and Garden in San Mateo
Averaged across 22 verified reviews on Google, HomeAdvisor and Houzz. Read every one, unedited.
How it gets built
One accountable team, start to sign-off.
01
Project-fit consult
We walk your property, confirm scope and budget fit, and make sure we are the right team.
02
Design & fixed date
Engineered plan, material selections, and your completion date set in writing.
03
Build & live tracker
One crew builds it, documented layer by layer in your portal with daily updates.
04
Walkthrough & sign-off
We finish on the promised date and walk every detail with you before sign-off.
Questions
Straight answers, before you call.
Wood or gas, and what does it cost?
Both. A masonry fireplace is priced by its structure, veneer and hearth, plus a gas line and ignition if you go gas. Height, veneer and detailing drive the number; most land in the teens to mid $40s.
Does it need a footing or permit?
Yes. A masonry fireplace sits on an engineered footing and may require a permit depending on size and gas. We flag that up front.
Is there a project minimum?
Yes, $25,000. A fireplace usually anchors a larger patio or outdoor room.
Ready to plan your outdoor fireplaces?
Tell us the space and the scope. We will walk your property, set a real date in writing, and show you exactly how it gets built.