WalnutGrill Cleaning & BBQ Repair

Walnut has kept a semi-rural feel. Lots are larger than in most of the San Gabriel Valley, there are equestrian trails running through neighborhoods, and many homes sit on hillsides above the valley floor. Outdoor kitchens here are often placed out near a pool or at the edge of a view, sometimes fifty feet or more from the back door.

That distance matters. A grill that far out tends to be on a long gas line, sits in full sun all afternoon, and gets visited by every critter that comes down from the hills. Those three things explain most of the service calls we get in Walnut.

Plenty of Walnut homeowners got tired of hauling propane tanks across a big yard. If the house already has natural gas, converting the grill is often possible: new orifices, a new regulator, and adjustment so every burner burns clean and blue. Some grills can't be converted safely, and we'll tell you if yours is one of them. See our propane to natural gas conversion page and the propane vs. natural gas guide for the details.

Running the actual gas line from the house to the island is plumbing work. We can tell you what the grill needs so your plumber sizes the line correctly.

We cover all of Walnut, from the hillside streets off La Puente Road and Valley Boulevard to the neighborhoods near Mt. SAC and up toward the Diamond Bar line. Since we're in the area regularly, scheduling is usually straightforward. If you also have a patio heater or fire pit that's acting up, we can look at it on the same trip.