Refrigerated trailer rental in Cantonment usually has nothing to do with a kitchen. North Escambia is hunting country, and a camp coming off a good season has more meat than freezer space to put it in. It arrives all at once, too. A season doesn’t come in evenly across a month, it comes in over a handful of good weekends, and the freezer that was fine in September is the problem by November.
That’s a longer rental than a restaurant emergency, and a simpler one. Park it where there’s power, set it to freezing, and leave it until the season’s been processed properly rather than in a hurry because something has to give.
It fixes the thing that actually costs money out here, which is having to deal with everything at once because there’s nowhere to hold it. A freezer on site turns a deadline back into a schedule, and a good season stops being a problem to manage.
The rest is the rural and industrial work north of Pensacola. Catering for a shift crew or an event out this way means bringing cold storage with you, because there’s none waiting on site and nowhere close enough to borrow it from when you run short.
Same trailer either way. It holds anywhere from 0 to 50 degrees, so it’s a freezer for the camp and a cooler for the caterer, and you tell us which one you want when you book it.
Every trailer is a 16 foot Polar King, cooler or freezer, holding anywhere from 0 to 50 degrees. It runs off a standard 115v 20amp dedicated outlet, and power cords, safety cones and door locks come with it.
Set it above freezing for a cooler, or down to zero for a freezer trailer. Same unit either way.
Daily, weekly and monthly, with a three day minimum. Delivery, setup, pickup and cleaning are priced by location.
We deliver anywhere in Escambia County, not just in Cantonment. That includes Molino, Century, Gonzalez, Bratt and Ensley, and everywhere in between. Give us a call and we’ll take it from there.