There’s something magical about gathering around a fire—cool evenings, good company, and that comforting glow that draws people in. But not all fire pits are created equal. If you’re considering adding a fire feature to your outdoor space, you may be weighing the convenience of a store-bought fire pit against the investment in a custom-built one. Here’s why going with a stone or paver fire pit is the better long-term choice.

Spring is finally here, bringing with it blooming flowers, warmer temperatures, and a fresh start for your home improvement projects. While most people think of planting gardens or sprucing up landscaping, one often-overlooked aspect of spring home maintenance is masonry work. Whether you’re looking to repair winter damage or add new outdoor features, spring is the ideal time to take on masonry projects. Here’s why.

The Answer Is Yes! - When homeowners invest in a paver patio, they can expect extreme durability, minimal maintenance and — you guessed it — added value to their home. According to Inman, a leading real estate news source, patio additions to homes (when done properly) can deliver a return on investment of anywhere between 30% to 60%.