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Now, put on your business suit and get ready to do some negotiation. You simple cut corners out of your bricks and place them in the jagged edges of your patio perimeter. If you take your time, you can look like a professional. But, it takes a savvy business person to get paid to haul bricks away. But, hats off to her for having the gumption to attempt such a thing.. Now, that’s a home improvement project with the maximum business savvy. Light some Sunjel gel fuel and place it in the insert for just as much fire and heat. Then, build a nice roof on your patio fireplace.Second, The BricksThis is the part I love best because anyone can simply go to a lumber yard or a home improvement store and buy bricks. She found homes where the brick was finished and stacks of bricks sat in the driveway.Finally, The Ventless Gel Fireplace InsertJust off the patio, you want to build yourself a brick casing.In the opening that you’ve created with your four columns is where you will put your ventless gel fireplace insert.Placing the bricks in any arrangement is actually fine.I have been in construction for years.But, my former secretary tried a new thing this last time. Not only was she getting what she needed for free, but she was getting paid to take it.First, The PatioIt’s quite obvious that the first thing you need is a patio. Use your trowels to scrape excessive mortar off the bricks after you stack them. And I have always offered my services to clients that I will haul their excess bricks away. The jagged edges will look natural. For free. If you pay attention to what you are doing, you can do this by yourself. Then build four columns that rise about another four feet. We work together from time to time and we have a blast.A patio fireplace for less then $300? No, wait a minute. I’ve only had to deal with a few clients who wanted them sent back and a discount on the service. When the homeowners agreed, she told me she couldn’t believe it. Because with the money she was paid to haul the bricks away, my former secretary was able to purchase a ventless gel fireplace insert no problem at all.I'm going to walk you through one of the most interesting summer time ideas I've ever seen. Build a solid foundation that is about three feet high. But this one, she had to tell me about because she did it all her own.Items You Will Need A PatioBricksOne Ventless Fireplace Insert Of course, with the bricks you’ll need mortar.Use string to keep your bricks in line. If you can’t cut the bricks, don’t worry. Most homeowners are happy with my work, have already written the check and are more than happy to let me haul their bricks out of sight out of mind. She drove through a home development community where there are houses in all different stages of completion. A patio fireplace idea, but in the most savvy way. But, you can actually start a patio with this idea.My former secretary who has moved on to own her own home improvement business often calls me for specific projects. Now, I couldn’t do that. But, I prefer an angled approach because it’s easier to square. Instead of offering to haul the bricks away for free, she contacted the homeowners and told them she would give them a great deal on their hauling expenses. But, you’ll have fire control to deal with and it’s a heck of a mess when you are.