Reliable Grill Repair in Addison, IL
Flare-ups, soot or one burner that will not light on your Addison grill? Our Addison techs service carts and built-ins and check the heat plates, grease tray and burners in one trip. Addison grill visits often happen the same day, at a fixed price you approve first.
Grease and heat plate trouble on Addison grills
Heat plates sit over the burners on most Addison patio grills. Weber calls them Flavorizer bars. They catch drippings and spread heat across the grates. After a few seasons they rust through, and grease drops straight onto the burner. That causes flare-ups and black soot on the food. The grease tray below fills up and can catch fire. A crossover tube carries flame from one burner to the next. When it clogs, the outer burners will not light from the middle one. Our tech checks the plates, the grease tray and the crossover tube.
How an Addison grill visit works
We run a leak test first, then check how each burner lights. Rusted plates and a clogged tube are simple and cheap to fix. An old cart grill with a rusted firebox may be better replaced, and our Addison tech will tell you plainly. Your fixed price arrives before the plates come out. Same-day Addison grill calls are common.
Grills that sit outside all winter in Addison
Addison was farmland until the 1960s, so the lots have real backyards. The grill on that patio stays out through a DuPage winter. Snow sits on the lid, and wet air gets into the burners. By spring the burner tubes are rusted and the igniter wire is green. The valves get stiff from months of no use.
That is why spring is a good time to have the grill checked. We swap rusted burners, clean the ports and put in a new igniter. If the gas hose or the regulator, the part that sets the pressure, has cracked, we replace it. Our repair warranty covers the work.
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