Is Your Patio Missing A High-Quality Outdoor Gas Grill?

Take a moment to reflect on things that feel incomplete without their natural counterpart. Peanut butter craves jelly. A ham sandwich needs cheese. A baseball game just isn't the same without a hot dog, and your deck or patio is calling out for an outdoor gas grill. Let's face it, no backyard is truly complete without a high-quality stainless steel BBQ grill.

Now, let's say you're one of those rare homeowners who have either put off purchasing a decent patio barbecue or keep replacing cheaper imitations every few years. Deep down, you know this isn't sustainable. First, those discount grills distribute heat unevenly, cause flare-ups, and aren't worth the investment. Second, if you're among the many without a proper grill, you're unintentionally reducing your quality of life. Investing in a premium PGS stainless steel BBQ grill would be a wise decision for both you and your family.

Advantages of Owning an Outdoor Gas Grill

No matter if you're a homeowner, enjoy condo life, or live in a luxury apartment, relying solely on indoor stoves and ovens limits your culinary horizons. Even the finest indoor appliances can't replicate the rich flavors produced by cooking over an open flame. While indoor dining is a big part of your menu, lacking an outdoor grill means your meals are missing out on some key flavors. Here are the main reasons why residential living feels incomplete without an outdoor gas grill.

• Enhance Your Flavors: A variety of foods thrive on the grill. Burgers and steaks taste better when cooked over an open flame. Vegetables retain more flavor compared to pan-frying or steaming indoors. In short, grilling enhances the taste of your meals.
• Expand Your Culinary Options: People with subpar grills—or no grill at all—are often unaware of the advanced features found in top-tier PGS Grills. Accessories like rotisserie burners have opened up new possibilities for meals. Rotisserie chickens have become quite popular, but with a rotisserie accessory, you can grill thick cuts of meat, pineapples, or creative kabobs.
• Bring Your Family Together: A high-end outdoor gas grill is another reason for family members to gather. Setting up your deck or patio with cozy seating and the aroma of grilled food creates an inviting atmosphere. Once they savor the delicious flavors, getting everyone outside won't require shouting or texting—just light the grill, and they'll come running.

It's also important to note that the patio grill experience doesn't have to be seasonal. In colder climates, homeowners are installing infrared patio heaters to keep things warm and extend outdoor enjoyment. Families who try what their home chef can create on an outdoor gas grill won't want to miss out on this experience during the winter months.

Natural Gas Grill vs. Portable Propane Grill

It's clear that a patio deserves a top-notch outdoor gas grill. Industry-leading PGS Grills by AEI Corporation are installed in countless decks, patios, and common areas across North America. The popularity of PGS Grills stems from their ability to distribute heat evenly, prevent unnecessary flare-ups, and withstand the test of time.

Residential PGS Grills give users the option to choose between Natural Gas (NG) or Liquid Propane (LP) as fuel sources. When picking an outdoor gas grill, it's essential to weigh the similarities and differences between these two options. Both the A-Series and Legacy models are adaptable to either NG or LP. These factors should be considered when choosing the grill that fits your lifestyle.

• The A-Series and Legacy grills are available in both propane and natural gas versions.
• Both fuel types are cost-effective, environmentally friendly, and widely accessible.
• Both NG and LP burn cleanly and do not impart impurities to your food, unlike charcoal.
• Both the A-Series and Legacy can be equipped with accessories regardless of whether they run on NG or LP.

While PGS Grills can utilize either fuel source, your choice will influence the grill's setup. These are crucial distinctions to consider when deciding between NG and LP.

What You Should Know About Natural Gas Built-In Grills

Using NG requires a dedicated line. Many homeowners already benefit from the affordability of NG. However, hooking up a natural gas grill usually necessitates a professional technician and a specific line. Those aiming to build a comprehensive outdoor kitchen often opt for NG, understanding the following contrasts with LP.

• Only fixed or built-in grills can use NG since they cannot be moved.
• NG is slightly more convenient than LP because there are no tanks to replace.
• Fixed grills using NG often include extra storage space since they don't house a fuel tank.

Complete outdoor kitchens frequently follow the NG path due to its seamless integration with indoor-style dining. Of course, LP setups are equally viable.

What You Should Know About Propane Patio Grills

The primary reason people choose a portable propane grill is mobility. The immovable nature of NG makes it harder to rearrange your deck or patio. Still, here are other common reasons for opting for LP.

• Propane grills store the tank in the base and are easy to move.
• LP grills on carts can be rolled into the backyard for parties.
• Propane tanks are simple to swap out and widely available at gas stations, retail outlets, and hardware stores.
• A portable propane grill can be stored when not in use in seasonal living spaces.
• LP grills are just as easy to ignite with matchless ignition.

Even though there are differences in how NG and LP setups are used, the good news is that PGS Grills offer models for both options.

If your deck or patio lacks an outdoor gas grill, or you've been stuck replacing inadequate ones every few years, now's the time to make a change. It's in your best interest to visit the PGS A-Series and Legacy lines online and discover what you've been missing. PGS Grills by AEI Corp are industry-leading products distributed across North America. Ready to enjoy the best grilled foods and expand your menu? Your peanut butter needs jelly.