Natural gas grills eliminate the hassle of charcoal and refilling heavy propane tanks. They can be installed just about anywhere on a post or deck or on a cart with a quick-connect feature that lets you move it when not in use.

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Get Your Grill Ready for Summer Cooking

Inspect the burner and its gas supply tubes for blockages. Remove insects or debris.
Check the lava rocks and cooking grids for rust. Replace if necessary.
Clean both sides of the cooking grids using a brass bristle brush.
Inspect gas hoses for leaks or worn rubber. Replace if needed.
Clean the grill inside and out to remove grease buildup from cooking.
Have a licensed technician inspect your natural gas connection.