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Grills are easier to judge in person than from a photograph. Text us and we will send pictures of the actual unit — the grates, the burners and whatever hardware came with it — before you drive out.
Text us about a grillFuel first. Propane runs off a tank you swap, natural gas needs a gas line run to the spot the grill will live, charcoal and pellet need fuel bought by the bag. A propane grill is not a natural gas grill without a conversion kit.
Check what the listing says is included. Grills come through in various states of assembly, and grates, heat shields, covers and hardware are the parts that go missing.
Measure the space allowing for the lid to open fully and for clearance from siding, railings and anything overhanging.
Tell us the brand, size or budget you're working with. We'll check the floor and let you know what's coming in.
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A cart grill on a deck rolls; a built-in head does not. Decide which you want before you fall for a price.
Gas, charcoal, pellet and electric, from portable models up to full carts with side burners. What is on the floor changes week to week, so this page is the accurate answer at any given moment. Call or text (973) 519-9717 if you are after something specific and it is not listed today.
Whichever the grill was built for — they are not interchangeable without a conversion kit. A propane grill runs off a tank you swap at a store; a natural gas grill needs a line run to the spot the grill will stand, which is a plumbing job rather than a delivery. The fuel type is on every listing.
Cosmetic condition and what is actually included are checked and written on every listing. Grills come through as scratch & dent or open box, and the parts that vary between units — grates, heat shields, covers and assembly hardware — are the ones worth asking about before you commit to one.
Enough for the lid to open fully, plus clearance from siding, railings and anything overhanging. Measure the spot with the lid up rather than closed, and leave room for a cart grill to roll if that is the kind you are buying.
A scratch & dent appliance is a unit with cosmetic damage but no functional defect. The damage usually happens in shipping, in a warehouse, or on a showroom floor — a dented side panel, a scratched door, or scuffed trim. The appliance still works as designed. Because retailers cannot sell a marked unit at full price, it is sold at a discount.
1-year warranty options are available on qualifying appliances. Coverage is not automatic on every unit and terms vary by appliance, so ask about warranty options for the specific unit you are buying before you complete the purchase.
Stock in this category turns over quickly and new units arrive most weeks. Call or text us and we'll tell you what's coming in.