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FAQ
There are no stupid questions, and we're here to answer them all!
Call 603-966-0667 to schedule an appointment
or email HERE
No Job Too Large
(or Too Small)
We have serviced and cleaned thousands of grills throughout New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Maine, and there's nothing we haven't seen. From nests to flaming grease infernos, there's no job too large or too small for us! Many of our customers have become friends who now have their grills cleaned seasonally, and we look forward to seeing them each and every year!
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How long does a cleaning take?It depends on the size and condition of the grill, but most grills take 90-120 minutes to clean.
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How much does it cost?The rate to clean a grill depends on the size, location, and condition of the grill. Typically standard size grills (3 burners) located within 10 miles of Nashua NH average around $150/$175 per cleaning. To requst a free quote, please click HERE.
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Do you offer repairs?Yes, we can typically handle small repairs (ignitors, regulators, tank replacements, etc.). This is priced per size of repair, parts needed, and time of repair. Repairs are typically handled in conjunction with cleanings.
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Do I have to be home when you come to clean my grill?You do not have to be home when we come to clean your grill. We do not need access to the inside to your home (different from competitors), and we do no need any access to water. All we need is access to your grill and an eletrical outlet.
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Are you insured?Yes, we carry our own insurance and business licensing.
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Do you offer services in Maine?Yes, we have clients located in York, ME, and we welcome free quotes for new customers in Maine. To request a free quote, please click HERE.
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I found a mouse nest in my grill...is it okay to still use?Yes, it absolutely is still usable, but we'd advise a good cleaning :)
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How often should I have my grill cleaned?It all depends how often you use it, how old the grill is, and the shape the grill is in. Generally speaking, it is best to clean your grill once per season if you use it YEAR ROUND. If you only use it during the summer months, once every two season usually suffices.
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