Installing Patio Heaters with Patio Grills Proves a Winning Combination For Condos and Rental Properties

When it comes to enhancing the appeal and value of condo units and rental properties, pairing patio heaters with grills proves to be a winning strategy. This combination not only elevates the outdoor living experience but also attracts potential buyers and tenants looking for modern amenities.

According to the Hearth, Patio & Barbecue Association (HPBA), a significant number of households in the U.S. and Canada own patio grills. Interestingly, the trend of early morning and winter grilling is growing. Surveys show that during festive occasions such as Thanksgiving, Valentine’s Day, New Year’s Day, and Christmas, there's a noticeable spike in cold-weather grilling. Additionally, about 30% of people who own outdoor BBQs use them to prepare food for events like the Super Bowl. Given the chilly weather surrounding these events, outfitting condos and rental properties with both natural gas or propane heaters and grills makes perfect sense.

Advantages of Patio Grills for Condos and Rentals

Just as homeowners benefit from having patio grills, so too do multi-family dwellings. Whether you're a developer planning a new project or a property manager seeking to boost resident satisfaction, installing patio grills brings numerous advantages. These are some of the main reasons why condo owners, renters, and others look forward to having outdoor grilling facilities.

• Taste Factor: Nearly 60% of grilling enthusiasts cite flavor as their primary reason for grilling.
• Lifestyle: About 40% of people polled consider grilling over an open flame an integral part of their lifestyle.
• Entertaining: One-third of regular grill users enjoy hosting guests outdoors, making it a great way to socialize.
• Convenience: Almost 30% of people appreciate the reduced cleanup and ease of preparing meals on a patio grill.

Many grilling enthusiasts also experiment with new recipes, thanks to the enhanced flavor and nutritional retention provided by grilled food compared to indoor cooking methods.

Benefits of Patio Heaters for Condos and Rentals

The advantages of patio heaters are mostly qualitative. Regardless of whether someone lives in a single-family home, a condo, or another form of multi-family housing, people naturally gravitate toward fresh air when available. High-quality patio heaters enhance the condo and rental experience, providing residents with a sense of freedom akin to homeownership. This, in turn, helps property owners and management companies increase property values and profitability. Here are some of the most popular benefits associated with all-season patio heaters.

• Health and Fitness: Properly placed patio heaters enable residents to practice yoga and fitness routines outdoors. The fresh air and open space often inspire greater motivation and enjoyment.
• Mindfulness: Practitioners of mindfulness meditation prefer to engage in their daily practices outdoors whenever feasible. Installing patio heaters in quiet or secluded areas allows residents to meditate earlier in the day and extend the season.
• Socializing: Warmer weather months naturally lend themselves to hosting gatherings and parties. The Fourth of July is one of the most celebrated holidays in the U.S., known for its outdoor festivities. By incorporating a patio heating system, residents gain more opportunities to connect with neighbors and friends.

In conclusion, combining commercial-grade patio heaters and grills significantly benefits both residents and property owners. The challenge lies in selecting durable products that complement each other effectively.

Cutting-Edge Patio Heaters and Grills for Condos

Choosing propane or natural gas heaters and grills requires careful consideration. Factors such as BTUs, heat coverage, and warranty terms can be overwhelming. That’s where AEI Corp comes in—offering expert consultations for natural gas and propane heaters and grills. These are top-tier products designed to create inviting outdoor spaces suitable for grilling, socializing, or engaging in health and wellness activities year-round.

Top Patio Heaters for Multi-Family Communities

The advanced technology used to develop and manufacture infrared patio heaters from AEI continues to lead the market. They also offer robust stainless steel and hard-cast aluminum patio grills to complete any outdoor living area. These heaters are excellent choices for providing the warmth residents crave.

Patio Comfort

Known for their classic mushroom head design, these iconic patio heaters work equally well with liquid propane or natural gas. Commercial-grade Patio Comfort models come in various stylish finishes and deliver up to 40,000 BTU. With a propane tank stored in the base, they are portable and can be moved as needed.

Sunpak

Sunpak heaters are overhead box models that can be mounted on ceilings, walls, or posts. Generating between 25,000 to 34,000 BTU depending on the model, this category provides an infrared warmth radius covering 100 to 144 square feet.

SunStar

Designed to endure harsh conditions, SunStar commercial heaters feature weather-resistant zinc coatings, marine-grade stainless steel, and durable ceramic glass protecting the heating elements. Tested against winds up to 40 mph, these heaters are ideal for storm-prone areas.

Sunglo

Similar to the Patio Comfort line, Sunglo models mimic the mushroom design. However, they are typically installed using a sturdy post and connected to a liquid propane or natural gas line. Those who favor the style but prefer fixed installations often opt for Sunglo heaters.

Infratech

The Infratech line of patio heaters offers increased flexibility in creating comfortable outdoor spaces. These electric heaters can operate from designated power lines and provide radiant heat around liquid propane or natural gas patio grills.

Top Patio Grills for Condos

The commercial PGS T-Series grills have become favorites in condos and multi-family settings. Their versatility in fuel options and size makes them perfect for completing an outdoor gathering area. The PGS T30 patio grills can be mounted on portable carts with a liquid propane tank in the base. These heavy-duty cast aluminum models produce 30,000 BTU while offering 330 square inches of direct grilling space and a convenient side shelf.

For larger spaces, the S27T, S36T, and S48T patio grills are ideal for outdoor kitchens or communal gathering spots. Property managers who invest in big patio grills alongside infrared heaters often use the space for holiday parties and celebrations. Creating a strong community culture is a valuable bonus of pairing the right grill with radiant heaters.

If you’re thinking about adding an outdoor grill and heater setup to enhance residential life, explore our leading patio grills and heaters and let’s begin the process together.