Grills for Sale in Wisconsin

Silica For Your Home has been part of Wisconsin backyards since 1922, carrying top-tier grill brands and other outdoor appliances built to handle Midwest weather. From a two-burner propane grill for weeknight dinners to a built-in, pro-style setup at the heart of a full outdoor kitchen, Silica carries the fuel types, burner counts, and brands that match how you actually cook. Every grill on our floor is backed by our own delivery and service teams, so the support does not end at the sale.

Shop Weber, Traeger, Napoleon, Kamado Joe, and XO at our Fond du Lac, Beaver Dam, and Watertown showrooms or online. Compare gas, charcoal, pellet, and electric models side by side with people who cook on them, and put our Price Match Guarantee to work on the grill you have your eye on.

Shop Grills by Type

The fuel you cook with shapes flavor, speed, and where the grill can live. Pick your heat source below to jump straight to those models.

• Propane Gas Grills: The most popular way to grill in Wisconsin. Propane grills light fast, come up to temperature quickly, and go wherever the tank goes. Silica offers a deep selection of Weber gas grills alongside Napoleon and others, from compact two-burner models to four-burner grills with a side burner.
• Natural Gas Grills: Hook a natural gas grill straight to your home gas line, and you never swap or refill a propane tank again. A favorite for patios and built-in setups where the grill stays put. Ask us which models are offered in natural gas.
• Charcoal Grills: For grillers who want high heat and real smoke flavor, charcoal is hard to beat. Silica carries kettle-style charcoal grills and the ceramic Kamado Joe line for low-and-slow cooking and searing alike.
• Pellet Grills and Smokers: Wood-fired flavor with set-it-and-forget-it temperature control. Pellet grills handle smoking, roasting, and grilling on one machine, and many connect to your phone. Shop Traeger and Weber pellet grills and smokers.
• Electric Grills: A clean, simple option for condos, apartments, and covered patios where gas or charcoal is not practical. Electric grills plug in, heat up, and cook without a tank or an open flame.
• Pro-Style and Built-In Grills: The centerpiece of a true outdoor kitchen. Pro-style and built-in grills bring showroom-grade materials and higher heat to a permanent island or patio build. Shop premium. Napoleon BBQs and XO built-in grills, designed to anchor your outdoor space.

Shop Grills by Brand

Silica carries the major grill brands under one roof, so you can compare them without driving all over town. Here is a quick look at each line.

• Weber: The most requested grill brand on our floor. The Weber Spirit and Genesis gas grill families, kettle charcoal grills, portable models, and the Searwood pellet line cover casual weeknight cooks and serious grillers alike.
• Traeger: Wood-pellet grills and smokers built for hands-off, low-and-slow cooking, plus flat-top griddles for everything else.
• Napoleon: Gas and charcoal grills known for their sear grates and pro-style built-in options for outdoor kitchens.
• Kamado Joe: Ceramic kamado grills that hold heat for searing, smoking, and slow roasting in a single vessel.
• XO Appliance: Premium built-in grills and wood-fired pizza ovens for homeowners designing a high-end outdoor kitchen.

Find Your Next Grill at Silica

Picking the grill is just the start. Our team can round out the setup with covers, grates, and grilling accessories, point you toward current rebates and promotions, clearance deals, and set up financing or a protection plan so the grill you want fits your budget and lasts.

Come see the full appliance lineup in person at our Fond du Lac, Beaver Dam, and Watertown showrooms, or shop anytime on our website. Stop in, talk to our team, and leave ready to grill.

 

Frequently Asked Questions: Grills

What is the best outdoor grill?

The best grill is the one that fits how you cook. Propane and natural gas grills are the fastest and easiest for everyday meals, charcoal and kamado grills deliver the most smoke and sear, and pellet grills give you wood flavor with digital temperature control. Silica carries top-rated models from Weber, Traeger, Napoleon, Kamado Joe, and XO. Our team can walk you through the trade-offs in person, or you can read our blog on the best outdoor grills of the year.

Should I choose a natural gas or propane grill?

Propane grills run off a refillable tank, so they can move around the patio and travel with you. Natural gas grills connect to your home gas line, so you never buy or swap a tank, though the grill stays where the line is. If you grill often and have a gas line available, natural gas is the low-maintenance choice. If you want flexibility, go propane.

Do you carry built-in grills for an outdoor kitchen?

Yes. Silica carries pro-style and built-in grills made to drop into a permanent island, including Weber built-in grills along with Napoleon and XO. Our design team can help plan the layout, and our installers handle the setup. Check out our blog on how to create the perfect outdoor cooking space for inspiration.

Where can I find grills on sale in Wisconsin?

Silica often lists grills on sale on our clearance page and on the floor at our Fond du Lac, Beaver Dam, and Watertown showrooms. Watch for current manufacturer rebates and seasonal promotions, and check for grills on sale on our clearance lineup. Our Price Match Guarantee also matches a lower current price on an identical available model at another local retailer, so it is worth asking before you buy.

How big of a grill do I need?

Match the cooking area to how you actually cook, not to the biggest model on the floor. A two-burner grill (about 300 to 450 square inches) suits couples and small families. A three-burner is the do-everything pick for most households. Go with four or more if you regularly feed a crowd or want a sear or side burner. Between sizes? Size up. Most people regret buying too small, not too big.