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A covered patio with a built-in grill and sage green cabinets, seen close at the grill's knobs.

San Diego County, San Diego

Grill repair in Point Loma.

At Cabrillo National Monument on the tip of Point Loma, spring usually brings cool, windy and foggy weather even when it is hot and dry inland.

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  • Three things about Point Loma
  • 10 repairs we do here

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What Point Loma does
to a grill.

In fall, Santa Ana winds from the desert can push daytime highs at the monument into the 90s with almost no humidity.

November through February is the rainy season there, when fronts from the Gulf of Alaska bring temperatures in the 50s and 60s.

With no fresh water on the peninsula, the Kumeyaay never kept a permanent settlement on Point Loma.

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On the water

A grill by salt water shows rust first where nobody looks: beneath the firebox, on the underside of each burner and on the heat shields, and a flame that suddenly runs uneven is usually salt eating through thin metal.

Older housing stock

Older neighborhoods often ran gas to the backyard long after the house was built, and a grill on one of those branches can starve when the pipe is too small for its burners, so low flames there are traced back along the supply.

Mixed housing

An older house's newer patio may draw its gas from the same line as the furnace, the water heater and the dryer, and a grill flame that sags when they all run points to an undersized supply rather than a failed grill part.

A visit in
Point Loma.

Four steps from the call to a working grill in Point Loma, San Diego County.

What repairs cost
  1. 01The gas and the grill, checked first
  2. 02What failed, and what it costs
  3. 03Parts on the truck
  4. 04Lit before we leave

When a grill
cannot wait in Point Loma.

In Point Loma as anywhere, these four put the people at the grill in danger and mean the gas stays closed until we come: a gas smell at the grill, the hose or the tank, a grease fire that keeps burning with the knobs down, flame curling out behind the control panel, or a knob that turns to off while the burner stays lit.

All 17 problems
A stainless cart grill alone on an empty patio at dusk, its lid raised and every burner dark, the cabinet door below standing open to show the propane tank. Gas or fire at the grill

Grill Gas Smell at the Burners or the Tank: What to Do Now

6 causes, cheapest first

 A freestanding stainless gas grill standing alone on a stone patio, tall orange flame and dark smoke rising from under its half-open lid, the cabinet door below closed, a wide clear space of paving all around and nobody near it. Gas or fire at the grill

Grease Fire in the Grill That Won't Die Down

6 causes, cheapest first

 Low view of the stainless control panel of a gas grill, a short tongue of orange flame showing in the dark gap below the row of knobs, one knob at the end softened and warped, the cabinet doors below closed. Gas or fire at the grill

Grill Flashback: Flames Behind the Knobs or Under the Panel

6 causes, cheapest first

 A built-in stainless grill head in a stone island with its lid up, one burner still showing a small blue flame while its knob on the panel points to off, the other burners dark, the cabinet doors below closed. Gas or fire at the grill

Grill Knob Won't Turn Off: Burner Still Lit at Off

6 causes, cheapest first

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