Refrigerated Trailer Rental in Alpharetta, GA

Get the property manager’s OK before a trailer heads to Avalon

A restaurant at Avalon or on a downtown block usually doesn’t control the pavement outside its back door. The landlord does. If your walk-in goes down, call the property manager and us at about the same time.

Ask them where a truck can pull in, which level spot a trailer can use, and whether it can run on building power. If it can’t, a generator can run it. Bring those answers to (404) 418-8290 and we’ll tell you what’s available. Rental length is flexible, so the trailer can stay until the repair is done, and our site guide lists what else to check.

Taste of Alpharetta prep outgrows a normal walk-in

The city’s Taste of Alpharetta fills downtown on a Thursday each May, with more than 70 restaurants and a crowd of 25,000 or more. It’s held on a weeknight so more restaurants can take part, which means you’re prepping samples around a regular week of service. A trailer behind the kitchen holds the portioned product, extra proteins and ice while your walk-in stays set up for the line.

Have it delivered the day before you start stocking it, so it’s cold when the first case goes in. Power at your festival booth is a separate matter. Vendors list their electric needs on the restaurant application. Restaurants that fill up on concert nights at Ameris Bank Amphitheatre can plan the same way.

Office cafés and caterers along Windward Parkway and North Point

The office parks around Windward Parkway and North Point give corporate caterers and building cafés steady work. When a café remodel takes a cooler offline, or a company meeting needs more cold space than the kitchen has, a trailer can sit in the lot for a few days or a few weeks.

Your facilities team will want the spot, the dates and the power source, so have them ready when you call. See how caterers use a trailer.

Two offices to call for a public event in Alpharetta

If you’re producing a large public event, start with the city’s special event application and ask about lead time for your date. Food goes to the Fulton County Board of Health, which has its north office at 4700 North Point Parkway. At a special event with food vendors, the county wants their applications 30 business days out. Our Fulton County page has the details.