Austin’s Fire Pit Company

We didn't set out to build a business. We were just looking for a better way to enjoy a fire without dragging the smell of smoke back into our house or RV. So, we built a compact propane fire pit for ourselves. One simple solution turned into something bigger than we ever expected.

Because it was never just about the fire.

It's about the stories told after a long day. The conversations that run past midnight. The friends who become family, the families who come together, and the memories made when everyone pulls up a chair and gathers around the flames.

That's what this has always been about. And that's what drives us today.

We build fire pits to be used. Not babied, not left sitting in the garage, and not saved for a special occasion. We build them for sandy beaches, muddy campsites, mountain trails, back porches, tailgates, and long nights under the stars. We believe the best gear is the gear that gets taken along, put to work, and becomes part of the adventure.

At Austin's Fire Pit Company, we believe in faith, hard work, gratitude, and the values that make this country great. We love Jesus, we're proud to be Americans, and we're thankful for the freedoms we've been given. Every order, every handshake, and every person who has supported us along the way means something. We're building more than a company, and we never want to lose sight of that.

Years from now, we hope our fire pits are still burning strong. Still sitting on a beach, parked beside an RV, or lighting up the backyard while family and friends gather around. We hope they're there for the stories, the laughs, the milestones, and the nights nobody wants to end.

And when the time comes to pass something down, we hope it's not just another piece of gear.

We hope it's a piece of your story.

Something that's been on the road and through years of good times. Something with a little wear on it and a whole lot of memories behind it.

Something worth passing down.

From one generation to the next.

Our mission is simple: build dependable fire pits, bring good people together, and help create memories that outlast the flames.

Because when the fire dies down and the chairs are finally empty, what matters isn't the fire pit.

It's the people who gathered around it.

Pull up a chair and stay awhile.

— Joshua & Jennifer Austin