Mobile food units for brands, venues and fleets

Food trailers built to your brand. Ready for US inspection.

IronMile designs every unit in Michigan, has it built by a specialist factory partner and completes it here, with the drawings and paperwork your health and fire inspectors will ask for.

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9 modelsTrailers, kiosks and carts, from $13,900 delivered
10–20 weeksFrom signed spec to handover in Michigan, by model
One contractDesign, build, import, compliance and service
Who we build for

Four kinds of customers, one standard

Brands & franchise fleets

One standard unit per format, rolled out in batches, specified to pass in every market you enter.

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Venues & concessionaires

Carts, kiosks and trailers that add points of sale to stadiums, campuses, parks and waterfronts.

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Vendor-support programs

Approved cart designs and batch delivery for cities, counties and nonprofits that equip small vendors.

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Rental & experiential fleets

Durable, re-brandable units for operators who earn from their fleet, with parts and service behind them.

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Models

Start from a production body

Each model starts from a body our factory partner already builds. We configure the kitchen, the finish and the paperwork for your menu and your market.

ARC 16Flagship full kitchenFrom $39,900 delivered
ClassicRounded full-length trailerFrom $48,300 delivered
KioskWalk-in shopFrom $19,800 delivered
Market CartPush cartFleet pricing on request

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Specified for inspection

What your inspectors will check

Food equipmentNSF/ANSI-listed equipment and sinks
AppliancesUL, ETL or CSA-listed; wiring to the NEC
Hood & suppressionType I hood; UL 300 system installed and tagged in the US
LP gasNFPA 58 layout; DOT cylinders sourced in the US
RoadFMVSS 108 lighting, VIN and certification label

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How we work

Five steps to a unit in service

  1. Brief & spec

    Menu, volumes, towing, markets. You sign a one-page spec.

    Weeks 0–2

  2. Design

    Layout, exterior in your colors, equipment list, plan-review drawings.

    Weeks 2–4

  3. Build

    Factory build with a weekly video and a written pre-shipment inspection.

    Weeks 4–11

  4. Ship & commission

    Ocean freight, customs, US assembly, fire suppression and LP sign-off.

    Weeks 11–18

  5. Deliver & serve

    Handover in Michigan, crew training, parts and inspections for the life of the unit.

    Week 18 on

Typical timeline for a single unit. Lead times vary by model, 10–20 weeks from signed spec; fleet schedules are agreed per order.

Start small

Start with one pilot unit

  • Two-week design sprint around your menu
  • One unit built to the agreed spec
  • Plan-review package for your county
  • Delivered, commissioned and crew trained in Michigan

What you learn

  • The real landed cost per unit
  • The real lead time, step by step
  • Your inspection result
  • How the unit works for your crew
  • A clear go or no-go on a fleet order

Request a pilot

Have a menu and a market in mind?

Tell us how many units you may need and where they will operate. We reply within two business days with a recommended model and a budgetary price.

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