These examples come in two kinds. Public examples are documented events and incidents in Tombstone, with sources; they are not projects we served. Planning scenarios are hypothetical, written to show how a rental could be set up.

Public examples

Monument Fire and the water supply, 2011 to 2012

The fire's damage to the mountain pipeline left the city with far less spring water (CBS News). Kitchens planning for outages should know where water comes from and how wastewater leaves.

Helldorado Days, October 2026

The organizer lists Helldorado Days for October 16, 17, and 18, 2026, with continuous entertainment on Allen Street from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and a parade on Sunday (Helldorado Days). Busy weekends strain restaurant kitchens and caterers alike.

Planning scenarios

Planning scenario: historic restaurant kitchen rebuild

A restaurant on a historic block rebuilds its kitchen. A kitchen trailer parks behind the building with water and wastewater arranged through the city, and service continues.

Planning scenario: event-weekend cold storage

A caterer serving an event weekend adds a refrigerated trailer to hold stock, freeing its own walk-in for prep.

Matching the equipment

A mobile kitchen trailer replaces a cooking line; a dishwashing trailer replaces a dish room; a refrigeration trailer adds cold storage. Many Tombstone projects need only one of the three.

Starting rates for a mobile kitchen trailer rental in Tombstone follow the company price list: kitchens from $4,995 a month, dishwashing trailers from $4,995, and refrigeration from $1,895. Delivery, setup, and pickup are quoted for your address; utilities, water and wastewater service, permits, fuel, and food are not included. Use the rental calculator for a preliminary figure, then send your Tombstone address and dates for a quote.

Read the Tombstone planning guide, then request a quote from the Tombstone mobile kitchen trailer rental page.