Grilltown FAQ – Your Guide to Outdoor Cooking Excellence

Gas grills offer instant heat, consistent temperature control, and easy cleanup — perfect for everyday cooking and weekend gatherings.

The lifespan of your gas grill depends on its build quality and how well it’s maintained. At GrillTown, our curated selection features premium brands built from durable stainless steel and cast aluminum—engineered to last 5 to 10 years or more with proper care. Replacement parts and accessories are available to keep your grill performing like new season after season.

Most gas grills ignite with the push of a button. Turn on the gas supply (via your propane tank or natural gas line), open the lid, turn the burner knobs to “ignite,” and press the ignition button. If the electronic ignition doesn’t spark, you can safely light the grill manually with a long match or grill lighter.

Yes, it is sometimes possible to convert a propane grill to natural gas, but only with an approved conversion kit and professional installation. Always confirm your specific grill model's compatibility.

The primary difference between the two fuels lies in their delivery and use:

• Propane (LP): Is stored as a liquid in tanks, making it portable and flexible for use anywhere.
• Natural Gas (NG): Is delivered via a dedicated line that connects directly to your home's gas line, providing an essentially endless fuel supply without the need for refilling tanks.

Gas grills are designed for easy maintenance. After each use, simply brush the cooking grates to remove residue. Every few months, clean the exterior with a specialty cleaner and wipe down the interior surfaces to prevent buildup. Regular upkeep not only extends the life of your grill but also keeps your food tasting its best.