Bedrock Gardens Helps You Inspect Your Fire Pit for Wear and Tear
Before lighting your next fire, give your pit a thorough inspection. Check for rust, structural cracks, or loose hardware. Addressing these issues early keeps your setup safe and functional through the colder months.
Clear Out Ashes and Debris After Each Use
DIY fire pit maintenance – keeping your fire pit in top condition starts with regular cleaning. Remove ashes and leftover wood after each fire. Use a metal scoop and store ashes in a fire-safe container until cool. At Bedrock Gardens, we encourage seasonal upkeep to keep your landscape looking clean and cared for.
Scrub Grime and Soot Buildup with the Right Tools
Use a wire brush and mild soap to remove soot and residue from stone or metal surfaces. For tougher buildup, try a vinegar and water solution. Keeping your fire pit clean improves performance and extends its lifespan.
Cover Your Fire Pit to Prevent Weather Damage
Use a durable cover to protect your fire pit from rain, snow, and ice. Moisture accelerates rust and erosion—especially during the freeze-thaw cycles common in Hazle Township. A simple cover goes a long way toward preserving your investment.
Count on Bedrock Gardens for the Materials Surrounding Your Fire Pit
We provide the stone, gravel, and hardscaping materials that create beautiful and functional fire pit settings. We help homeowners in Hazleton, Scranton, and across Northeastern Pennsylvania complete their outdoor spaces safely and stylishly.
Keep your outdoor space ready for cozy nights and cool weather. Call (570) 501-3154. Follow us on Facebook for more tips and information. Visit Bedrock Gardens in Hazle Township, PA for seasonal materials and local insight on DIY fire pit maintenance – keeping your fire pit in top condition.