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Your Food Trailers

Build Your Trailer

Draw your trailer before you buy it

Pick your equipment, arrange it on a to-scale floor plan, and see it in 3D. As you build, we run the same code checks our shop runs — so you find out what your layout needs while it's still free to change.

  • To-scale, in real inches
  • Live code checks as you build
  • Free, no signup, no price gate

Free · nothing to install · no price gate

Build your trailer

Pick a starting point, drag your equipment onto the floor plan, then look at it in 3D. As you build, we run the same code checks our shop runs — hood coverage, tank sizes, propane, amps, axle weight, walkway clearance.

Equipment

Every trailer we build is 8 ft wide. It is the width that tows, parks and passes without an escort, so we do not vary it.

Drag to move. Drop near a wall to snap it. R rotates the selected piece, Del removes it.

Your spec sheet

Your numbers

Code checks

What's in it

    Four minutes, start to spec sheet

    How it works

    1. Start from a build we've done before

      Six starting points — taco, birria, BBQ, coffee, raspa, pizza — each one the equipment list off a trailer we've actually built, on the length that menu usually needs. You can strip it back to nothing and start over.

    2. Drag real equipment, not icons

      Every piece in the catalog carries its real footprint in inches, its connected load in BTU or watts, and its installed weight. A 48-inch plancha takes 48 inches of wall, not "one unit" of space. That's why the plan tells you something true about whether your menu fits in 16 feet.

    3. Watch the code checks change as you build

      Add a fryer and the hood requirement appears with a span in inches. Add a second one and the Class K extinguisher line shows up. Push service hours to 14 and the tank sizes climb. Nothing is hidden until the end.

    4. Send the spec, not a guess

      One button drops the whole spec sheet into the quote form — equipment list, dimensions, water, gas, electrical, weight and every open code item. We reply to that with real answers instead of "depends."

    The part nobody else's configurator does

    What the code checks actually check

    A 3D picture is easy. Knowing what makes the picture fail plan review is the part that took us years of builds to learn. These run live.

    CheckWhat it tells you
    Type I hoodSpan in inches over the grease-producing line, and whether your appliances are grouped tight enough for one hood or split across two.
    Fresh & waste waterSized off your service hours, with the waste tank at least 15% larger than fresh — the ratio in FDA Food Code 5-401.11(A) that both Texas and Colorado adopt.
    PropaneTotal connected BTU/hr, cylinder bay capacity, and the 200 lb aggregate limit that decides whether you need a different tank layout.
    ElectricalDraw per leg against the 50 A 120/240 V inlet we build into every trailer, and against the 40 A continuous ceiling the code sets for anything running three hours or more. You find out here rather than the first time you run the fryer and the A/C together.
    Weight & axlesEquipment weight plus water plus propane plus the trailer, checked against single- and tandem-axle ratings. This is the one that quietly ruins builds.
    WalkwayClear aisle between your cook line and the opposite wall, with two people working in it.
    Colorado itemsSwitch the state and the altitude-orifice, freeze-protection and LP-gas alarm items appear, because Colorado adopts IFGC 2021 statewide.

    Your build becomes your quote request

    Then send it to us

    Everything you laid out — equipment, dimensions, water, gas, electrical, weight and every open code item — travels with the form. You get an answer from someone who has read your actual layout, not a price list.

    Tell us about your trailer

    We reply within one business day. No credit pull to get a quote. By submitting you agree we may contact you by phone or email about this quote. The SMS box is separate and optional.

    Questions about the configurator

    Does the configurator give me a price?
    No. It gives you a spec. Pricing a custom trailer off a drag-and-drop screen means either padding the number to cover the unknowns or quoting something we'd have to walk back later — and we won't do either. Send the spec and you get a real number from a person who has read it.
    Is what I build actually buildable?
    The dimensions are real, so if it fits on the plan it fits in the trailer. What the configurator can't see is your local health department's preferences, your commissary agreement, or whether you want the window on the street side. That's the conversation after you send it.
    Do I have to give you my information to use it?
    No. Build as much as you like without typing a name. The form only appears if you decide to send the spec to us.
    Can I come back to what I built?
    Yes — the URL updates as you build, so bookmark it or text it to yourself. Open that link on any device and your layout is there. It's also how you show a partner or a lender what you're planning.
    Will the code checks keep me out of trouble with my inspector?
    They cover the items that fail trailers most often, and they're the same checks we run in the shop. They are not a substitute for your local health and fire authority's plan review — no software is. Use them to walk into that review already knowing the answers.
    What if I don't know what equipment I need?
    Start from the closest preset and change what's wrong. Most people find it easier to react to a layout than to invent one. If you're still stuck, the quote form takes "not sure — help me decide" as a real answer.

    Keep going

    Custom Food TrailersHow we build from bare steel, and what fully custom actually means.Trailer SizesWhat fits in 12, 14, 16, 18 and 20 feet — with the trade-offs.How We BuildThe build sequence, week by week, and what you sign off on.Texas ComplianceThe 2026 statewide licence, plan review, and what inspectors look for.Colorado PermitsHB25-1295, what's actually reciprocal, and the statutory fee table.Weekly Payment FinancingIn-house, no bank, no credit check to get a quote.

    Start selling before you finish paying.

    Tell us what you're going to sell and we'll send back a floor plan and a weekly payment — no obligation, no credit pull.

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