For many New Hampshire homeowners, fall is the peak season for outdoor living with the colored leaves and crisp fresh air. Backyard fire pits are becoming more popular and autumn is the perfect time to construct one and start to spend quality time with it. But while lighting up a backyard fire pit is a lovely fall tradition, it also comes with legal and safety responsibilities.

Here are some points to ensure your backyard fire pit isn’t only a cozy and aesthetic feature on your property but also meets safety codes and town bylaws.

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