Concession Trailer

A: Yes! As required by law, all of our tandem axle trailers have 4-wheel brakes, a 7-way electrical plug that connects to the tow vehicle, and a 2 5/16-inch hitch (which requires the tow vehicle to use a 2 5/16-inch ball). Your tow vehicle will also need an electronic brake controller installed.

A: Yes! We work with professional drivers who can deliver the trailer anywhere in the continental US. We keep our per-mile delivery charge as reasonable as possible. Contact us to find out what the current rate is.

A: Yes, you will need to obtain a mobile food business license and any other permits required by your local government.

A: The time it takes to build a food trailer depends on the size, complexity, and customization. It can take anywhere from a few weeks to several months.

A: It depends on your location and the weather. Some food trailers operate year-round, while others may only operate during the warmer months.

A: The cost of operating a food trailer depends on factors such as the cost of ingredients, fuel, maintenance, and licensing fees. It's important to budget for these expenses when starting a food trailer business.

A: In most cases, no. Selling alcohol from a food trailer requires a separate license and may not be allowed in all locations.

A: Most concession trailers can be customized to fit specific needs, but the extent of customization will depend on the trailer's initial setup and your budget. When purchasing a concession trailer, consider how much modification it will require to meet your operational needs and comply with health codes. Working with a professional to design and implement custom features can maximize space and efficiency.

A: The layout and equipment are crucial for efficient operation, food safety, and customer satisfaction when looking through concession trailers for sale. Ensure the layout allows for smooth workflow and complies with local health regulations. The equipment should be specifically tailored to your menu needs, considering power and space requirements. Customization may be necessary to achieve the optimal setup.

A: Most concession trailers can be customized to fit specific needs, but the extent of customization will depend on the trailer's initial setup and your budget. When purchasing a concession trailer, consider how much modification it will require to meet your operational needs and comply with health codes. Working with a professional to design and implement custom features can maximize space and efficiency.

A: We've discussed the many factors that go into choosing a custom-built concession trailer, but what are the benefits of selecting one over a pre-made or used trailer? Well, if you want a food truck that will be able to meet the needs of your business for years to come, a custom concession trailer is probably the better option. While there are some limitations when you purchase a used trailer, you can select the type of vehicle, layout, and commercial equipment when you go custom. Search through our custom trailer options and buy yours today.