How much does fire pit cost?

Expect fire pit to cost between $250 and $2,200, with $850 as a typical figure. A built-in backyard fire pit, wood or gas.

Sources: Fixr and HomeAdvisor, combined as shown below. Local wages shift the typical price from about $752 in Arkansas to $1,013 in Hawaii.

• Fuel. Wood pits are simplest. Gas pits need a gas line.
• Material. Block kits are cheaper than stone or custom masonry.
• Seating and patio. A patio around the pit is a separate cost.

Ask whether each of these is in the quote. Two bids for the same fire pit can be far apart only because one includes them.

These state figures are Koira estimates. The labor share of the national price, about 50%, moves with each state's median wage for construction and extraction workers; materials stay at the national price. Use them to sanity-check a fire pit quote.

Cities inside a state can run well above or below the state figure.

We take the middle of the guides' lows for the low end, the middle of their highs for the high end, and the middle of their averages for the typical fire pit price. Where a guide gives no average we use its midpoint. All read on October 9, 2026.

Labor share used: 50%. None of the guides splits labor out for this job, so this share is Koira's working assumption for patios, decks and outdoor living work. State factor: the state's median hourly wage for construction and extraction workers over the national $28.63 (BLS, May 2025), kept between 0.7 and 1.4.

Outdoor builds are priced by size and material, so show both and add the permit as its own line.

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