Grills

Why use a natural gas grill?

• Gas grills are convenient; no charcoal or lighter fluid.
• The fuel supply is abundant and always available.
• Outdoor cooking reduces home cooling costs by keeping the kitchen cooler.
• Grills offer superior temperature control.
• Many models come with options such as rotisseries, warming racks, smokers, woks and griddles.

Natural gas grills have a variety of extras, including:

• Side burners to cook corn or baked beans,
• Infrared broilers to cook chicken, ribs or turkeys
• Several rotisserie options.
• Smoke drawers to use your favorite wood chips to add that smoked flavor,
• Quick-connection outlets that allow fast hookup.

Installation Tips

• Check to see if your retail store handles the details of installation of natural gas connections and grills.
• Many retailers do business with a Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) contractor with a licensed gas fitter on staff. This makes your installation effortless; just arrange it at the same time you purchase your grill.
• If your retailer does not have an HVAC contractor they work with, it's easy to find your own. Simply look in the yellow pages or visit www.ct-phcc.com for a list of licensed, reputable contractors in your neighborhood.
• Arrange for a time for the HVAC contractor to come to your home. Make sure you ask about quick-connect outlets, which make connecting or disconnecting a gas appliance almost as easy as plugging or unplugging an electric appliance.