Fire & Water Feature Gallery
Fire bowls, sheer descents, deck jets and spa spillovers in North Texas backyards, designed with the pool and patio so the whole yard works after dark.
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Fire and water are what make a backyard usable after dark and worth looking at from inside the house in January. The features in these photos were designed with the pool and deck rather than added later, so the gas, plumbing and lighting run to them were planned before the shell and the stone went in. That is also what keeps them serviceable: equipment that can be reached and lines that drain before a hard freeze. See the pools these features belong to on the pools and spas page, or the fire pits and seat walls on the hardscaping page.
Before You Add a Fire or Water Feature
- Design it with the pool and deck. Gas, plumbing and lighting for a feature are planned before the shell and stone go in, not trenched in afterwards.
- Keep it serviceable. Equipment that can be reached and lines that drain before a hard freeze are what keep a feature working for years.
- Think about the view from inside. Fire and water are what make the yard worth looking at from the house in January, so placement matters as much as the feature itself.
Every project starts with a free design visit to measure, talk through options and give a firm price. A designer calls within one business day.
Want a Fire Feature Like These?
Tell us what you have in mind and we’ll come measure, talk options and give you a straight number — no obligation, no pressure.
Call (214) 251-4928