Refrigerated Trailer Rental in Marietta, GA

A walk-in failure on the Square starts with finding a spot

If your restaurant is on North Park, West Park or South Park Square and has no lot of its own, the usual parking won’t help. A trailer can’t go in the Waddell Street or Lawrence Street decks, and the free spaces around Glover Park carry a two-hour limit enforced from 8 AM to 6 PM every day.

Your best bet is private ground: a spot behind your building, or a paid lot whose owner agrees to it. Ask your landlord first, then text a photo to (404) 418-8290. It has to be level and reachable by truck, and we’ll sort out power on the same call. Once it’s in place, the trailer works as your walk-in until the repair is done. Away from the Square, shopping center lots in East Cobb and along Cobb Parkway give you more room, though the property manager still needs to sign off.

Prep for Taste of Marietta somewhere other than your walk-in

Taste of Marietta falls on the last Sunday in April, with more than 50 restaurants and caterers set up around the Square. All that portioned food has to live somewhere before Sunday, on top of your Saturday inventory. A trailer at your restaurant or commissary gives the prep its own home. Have it delivered a day before you start stocking it so it has time to get cold.

Plan on the trailer staying there, too. The city’s event fire guide keeps Mill, Root and Winters streets closed to parking during Square events, and the only vendor support parking it names is parallel spots on the north side of Roswell Street. Shuttle product in by van as you need it. The same thinking applies to May-Retta Daze, set for May 1 and 2, 2027.

Glover Park events need a nonprofit and 60 days

Glover Park is the city’s only designated public special event location, and its Community Special Event permit goes to nonprofits only. Applications are due 60 days out. If you need streets closed, the city wants yours by the second Friday in December to make the next year’s calendar. Since January 2026 everything goes through the Sages portal, not email or mail.

Outdoor events on public or commercial property also need a Fire Marshal permit with a site plan, and the floor plan is due 30 days before the event. Draw the trailer on it. If yours will run on a generator, the fire guide wants it 20 feet from any tent and fenced or otherwise kept away from the public. Nonprofits serving food can use the city’s own food event permit. For-profit temporary food goes through Cobb County Environmental Health, which wants applications 30 days ahead.