KitchenAid Gas Grill Repair
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KitchenAid gas grill repair services
Whether you have a backyard gas grill, built-in grill or even an outdoor grill island, meals are always more enjoyable when using a KitchenAid BBQ grill of any type.
However, if your grill won't get hot or stops working, Sears Home Services dedicated appliance repair technicians are ready to diagnose and repair your gas grill problems. Sears Home Services provides expert in-home repair services for KitchenAid gas grills and many other major grill brands. Experts in gas grill repair, we repair most major parts of grills including:
- Gas grill heat tents
- Grill knobs
- Grill burners
- Gas grill ignitors
- Grill control valves and regulators
- Heat shields
- Cooking grates
Sears Home Services repairs a broad range of KitchenAid gas grill types and sizes, including:
- Built-in grills
- Stand-alone grills
- Propane grills
- Natural gas grills
And we have plenty of KitchenAid replacement parts in stock.
Chances are, your KitchenAid grill still has a lot of life left in it. Most barbecue grills will last a good 10 years or more. Whatever type of grill, our techs have the experience and know how to resolve the issue.
KitchenAid Gas Grill is quick and easy
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DIAGNOSTIC FEE
Apply your diagnostic fee to the costs of repair.
PROTECTION PLANS
Save up to $150 on your repair if you enroll in a home warranty.
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