Beverly CrestGrill Cleaning & BBQ Repair

Beverly Crest confuses people. Most of it shares the 90210 ZIP code, but it's part of the City of Los Angeles, stretching up Coldwater Canyon, Benedict Canyon and Franklin Canyon toward Mulholland Drive. The homes range from mid-century post-and-beam houses tucked into the slope to new modern builds with glass walls and infinity edges. Almost all of them have one thing in common: the best outdoor space faces the view, and that's where the grill ends up.

For us that means a few practical things. Grills on raised decks have nothing but air below them, so spills and rinse water can't just be hosed away. Wind comes up the canyons in the afternoon and blows out burners and fire features. And the brush that makes the canyons beautiful also drops leaves, holds rodents and sends ash onto patios when fires burn elsewhere in the mountains.

Beverly Crest streets are narrow, winding and sometimes barely two cars wide. Some driveways are steep enough that we park at the street and carry equipment in. That's fine, but it helps to know ahead of time. When you book, tell us about gates, parking, any stairs down to the grill, and whether there's an elevator. If the street has construction or parking restrictions, mention that too.

A lot of hillside homes here were rebuilt or remodeled in the last decade, and new outdoor kitchens are common. If you're in the middle of a remodel, we can install a built-in grill once the island and gas line are ready, or supply one as a dealer. Our installation page covers what we need from your builder.