Wolf Grill Repair & Service
Luxury outdoor gas grills and burner modules from the Sub-Zero Group, sold through appliance dealers.
About Wolf
Wolf is the cooking brand of the Sub-Zero Group, best known for indoor ranges and ovens. Its outdoor line includes stainless gas grills in 30- to 54-inch widths, a 13-inch burner module, an outdoor warming drawer and an outdoor ventilation hood, designed to pair with Sub-Zero outdoor refrigeration.
Wolf sits in the luxury tier. Buyers are usually homeowners finishing a high-end outdoor kitchen who want the same brand inside and out. The grills use individually contained burners, ceramic briquettes, an infrared sear zone, an infrared rotisserie burner and hot surface ignition with no standing pilot. Wolf outdoor products are sold through authorized appliance dealers rather than big box stores. Service is typically handled by Sub-Zero and Wolf authorized service or independent grill techs familiar with high-end built-ins.
History
Wolf began as Wolf Range Corporation, a California maker of professional-style ranges, cooktops and grills. In 2000 the Sub-Zero Group, founded in Madison, Wisconsin in 1945 by Westye Bakke, bought Wolf's residential appliance line. Sub-Zero built Wolf into its cooking brand and expanded into outdoor cooking with gas grills, burner modules and warming drawers to match Sub-Zero outdoor refrigeration. The Sub-Zero Group remains privately held and operates several US plants.
What Wolf is known for
Wolf products for outdoor kitchens and patios
| Product | Lines | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Built-in gas grills | OG30, OG36, OG42, OG54 Outdoor Gas Grills | Can be built in or set on a Wolf cart. |
| Freestanding gas grills | Wolf outdoor grill carts | Same grills mounted on stainless carts. |
| Side burners | BM13 13-inch Built-In Burner Module | Two-burner module for islands. |
| Warming drawers | WWD30O 30-inch Outdoor Warming Drawer | Outdoor-rated warming drawer. |
| Ventilation | Professional outdoor ventilation hood | Hood for covered outdoor kitchens. |
| Refrigeration | Sub-Zero outdoor refrigerator drawers and ice maker | Sold under the Sub-Zero name to complete the suite. |
| Storage and access doors | Outdoor storage | Weatherproof stainless storage for islands. |
How much does Wolf cost?
- Outdoor gas grills: about $6,100 (30-inch) to $8,350 (42-inch) MSRP, with the 54-inch higher
- Built-in burner module: about $2,075 MSRP
Typical street prices we found when researching. Prices change, so check with a dealer.
Where to buy Wolf
Wolf outdoor products are sold through authorized Sub-Zero and Wolf appliance dealers and showrooms, often as part of an outdoor kitchen package. Pricing is usually quoted by the dealer.
Warranty: Wolf outdoor products carry a full 1-year warranty and a limited 5-year warranty on parts, plus limited lifetime coverage against rust-through of the grill body and hood. Labor after the first year is not covered.
Common Wolf repairs
These are the jobs our verified pros see most on Wolf. Find a pro near you, or shop Wolf parts if you're doing it yourself.
Questions about Wolf
Who services Wolf outdoor grills near me?
The Find a Pro directory lists Pro Grill Verified companies that clean and repair Wolf outdoor grills. Search by ZIP code to see who covers your area.
Why won't my Wolf grill light?
Wolf grills use electric hot surface ignitors, so a tripped GFCI, a power issue or a failed ignitor is a common cause. A tech can test the ignitor and gas supply and replace the faulty part.
What sizes do Wolf outdoor grills come in?
Wolf offers 30-, 36-, 42- and 54-inch outdoor gas grills. Each can be built into an island or set on a cart.
Is Wolf the same company as Sub-Zero?
Yes. Wolf is owned by the Sub-Zero Group, based in Madison, Wisconsin, which bought Wolf's residential line in 2000.
Pro Grill is not affiliated with Wolf. Brand names and logos belong to their owners. Information here was gathered from public sources and may change; check with the manufacturer for official specs and warranty terms.