I'm researching buying a gas barbecue grill.
Our house has a natural gas hookup in the back yard and I've learned that many grills comes with conversion kits for natural gas.
Is there a difference in the way the food will cook or taste?

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Mr Grump is a little reversed. Propane burns at a much higher rate than natural gas. You have the hook up already in your yard so use it to your advantage. Grilling is done at higher temperatures vs. bbq which is low and slow. The food doesnt taste different

I have a Member's mark grill, it is a regal04ang. This is a 3 burner 18000 btu (each) unit that runs on natural gas. It is a stainless steel unit in and out except the burners. The grill is very nice but compared to a COleman 8100 LP, it is super slow.

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Lot of variables here including:

outside temperature ( grill heats up quicker in hot weather)

wind (obvious)

surface area of grill (sometimes a small grill will get hot quicker, if you need only a...

I am looking for some insight since I am trying to get a ballpark for how much it should cost to hook my natural gas grill up to the natural gas in my house. Any more info about how long this process takes an electrican would be great. Thanks!
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Call a plumber, not an electrician. I hooked up a guy for about $100.00, labor and materials but depends on how far the gas line must be run. Only took about two hours.