Warming Trends Fire Pit Repair & Service
Colorado maker of solid brass CROSSFIRE gas burners, burner kits and fire tables for outdoor fire features.
About Warming Trends
Warming Trends makes the CROSSFIRE line of solid brass gas burners used inside custom fire pits, fire bowls and linear fire features. Its burners give each flame port its own small jet and air intake, which produces a tall, bright flame on relatively little gas. The company also sells complete burner kits with pans, the Catalyst ignition systems, AON fire tables and custom architectural fire features.
Most Warming Trends products end up in projects built by landscape contractors, hardscape installers and pool builders, though homeowners also buy the kits to retrofit a tired fire pit. It sits at the premium end of the burner market: a CROSSFIRE burner costs more than a basic stainless ring, but buyers choose it for flame look and brass durability. Burners work with natural gas or propane using the matching adapter.
History
Warming Trends has built gas burners and fire pit kits in Colorado for roughly two decades; a 2016 trade article described it as about 20 years old, though no exact founding year is published. Its patented CROSSFIRE brass burner became the core product. Investor Divo Catozzo led the company around 2016, and Tim and Voni Flaherty bought it in April 2018 and expanded engineering and manufacturing. The company later launched CROSSFIRE 2.0, which consolidated the lineup into nine universal burner models covering both gas types.
What Warming Trends is known for
Warming Trends products for outdoor kitchens and patios
| Product | Lines | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Brass fire pit burners | CROSSFIRE Original, Octagonal, Linear, Tree-Style, Double Tree-Style, H-Style, CROSSFIRE 2.0 | Solid brass burners for round, square and linear openings, NG or LP. |
| Burner kits | CROSSFIRE fire pit burner kits (FK1, FK2) | Burner with pan or plate, valve and fittings, usually match-light. |
| Ignition systems | Catalyst ignition, push-button ignition | Electronic and spark ignition add-ons built for CROSSFIRE burners. |
| Fire pit tables | AON fire tables | Square, rectangular and circular tables using CROSSFIRE burners. |
| Fire bowls and vessels | Handcrafted and architectural vessels | Fire bowls and vessels for patios, pools and commercial sites. |
| Custom fire features | Custom CROSSFIRE burners | Burners made to fit unusual shapes and large commercial features. |
How much does Warming Trends cost?
- CROSSFIRE burners and burner kits: about $300 to $3,900 (MSRP)
- AON fire tables: about $3,300 to $7,300 (MSRP)
Typical street prices we found when researching. Prices change, so check with a dealer.
Where to buy Warming Trends
Sold through authorized dealers, hearth and outdoor living stores, landscape supply yards and online retailers such as BBQGuys. Many homeowners get one as part of a contractor-built fire pit.
Warranty: CROSSFIRE burners carry a lifetime warranty; ignition components and other parts have their own shorter coverage.
Common Warming Trends repairs
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Questions about Warming Trends
Who services Warming Trends fire pit burners near me?
The Find a Pro directory lists Pro Grill Verified companies that work on Warming Trends CROSSFIRE burners and kits. Search by your ZIP code to find one in your area.
Why is my CROSSFIRE burner flame uneven?
Uneven flames usually point to blocked jets, too much media piled on the burner, or the wrong adapter for the gas type. Cleaning the jets and setting the media at the recommended depth often fixes it.
Can a CROSSFIRE burner run on propane and natural gas?
Yes. CROSSFIRE burners use a matching natural gas or propane adapter, and the 2.0 burners ship with both so the gas type can be changed later.
Can I put a Warming Trends burner in my existing fire pit?
Usually, as long as the opening, gas supply and drainage suit the burner size. A gas technician should confirm BTU needs and do the hookup and leak test.
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