A careless cookout on the patio sounds like the perfect summer weekend, no phone, no worries, just straight-up meat roasting and family time of course. Now, this all sounds good but what if I told you that it can get even better. While your regular charcoal or propane-powered BBQ isn't that bad, don't you want to have a "set it and forget it" energy source. An electrical BBQ is surely a thing of beauty but what if there's a power outage, look I know nothing is perfect but an outdoor natural gas BBQ is pretty close. If you really think that a natural gas powered BBQ isn't for you well check out the benefits it has to offer and then make a decision.
Better Cooking
What happens when you power on a propane BBQ? Well, let me tell you, the smell from it gets in the way of you enjoying the smell from the meat. This may not be a big issue but having a natural gas BBQ doesn't only make cooking more enjoyable but it also makes it better, like way better. Unlike propane, it can actually reach the exact temperature and it evenly distributes the heat across the whole grille.
Cheaper
A natural gas BBQ is usually cheaper than a propane-powered BBQ. Even the folks at ATCCO Gas have reported that West Australia residents have reduced running costs up to six times less than when they had propane-powered appliances including BBQ's. Not only that, but you also won't have to spend gas on going out and filling up your propane thank. I know I am probably coming across as stingy by now but you get my point.
Clean & Convenient
Well since natural gas is well, natural, there are way fewer emissions being generated which helps reduce pollutants in the air. If you really want to enjoy a smoking session, then natural gas is your friend as you won't have to worry about polluting the air or the environment overall. You won't have to worry about any fumes or heavy-duty cleaning after every use.
Easy Setup
Well since you already have the piping to your home, getting the BBQ hooked is as easy as it gets but that doesn't mean you can do it yourself. Be sure to call professionals to install it for you as it can be quite dangerous if there is a leaking point that you may not be aware of. No power outage or empty tank will stand in your way, you'll just prepare your meat and get cooking. no interruptions whatsoever.
