Written for Houston homes
Short guides from our technicians' notes: what to check, what to leave alone, and when a DCS needs a visit.
Latest guides
How to Read the Model Label on Your DCS Outdoor Refrigerator
2 min read→Having the model label ready makes any repair call faster. Here is where to find it on an older DCS outdoor refrigerator…
DCS Outdoor Refrigerator Not Cold Enough: Five Checks Before You Call
2 min read→If your DCS outdoor refrigerator is warm inside, these five checks take a few minutes and may save you a visit. We…
Why Switching a DCS Side Burner Between Natural Gas and Propane Needs a Plumber
2 min read→Changing a DCS side burner from propane to natural gas, or the reverse, is not a simple swap. Here is what is…
DCS Side Burner Flame Too Weak? Where We Look First
2 min read→A weak or yellow flame on a DCS side burner has a short list of likely causes. Here is the order we…
Propane Tank Safety for Your DCS Grill
2 min read→Handling a propane tank safely keeps your DCS grill and your patio safe. Here is what you can do yourself and what…
Cleaning Your DCS Grill Before Houston’s Humid Months
2 min read→A short spring cleaning routine protects a DCS grill from rust and clogged burners. Here is what to clean, what to leave…
Uneven Heat Across a DCS Grill: Five Common Causes
2 min read→Hot spots and cold corners on a DCS grill usually have a simple cause. Here are five we check, in the order…
Is a 15-Year-Old DCS Grill Worth Repairing or Replacing?
2 min read→A DCS grill that is 10 to 20 years old can often be repaired for much less than a new one. Here…