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Wake County, NC Mobile Kitchen Trailers for Rent: Event Caterers

From hospital kitchen rebuilds to onsite construction crews, Wake County customers rent a Mobile Commercial Kitchen Trailer when the permanent kitchen is closed, damaged or not built yet. Add a Refrigeration Trailer when a walk-in fails, a Handwashing Trailer or Dishwashing Trailer for the dish room, and a Shower Trailer or Laundry Trailer for crews; Portable Kitchen Trailer leasing in Wake County covers the rest. Sourced Wake County records on file name North Wake College and Career Academy and Apex Historic District. Tell us your Wake County start date and meals per day when you call (888) 385-5513, 24/7.

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What we found for Wake County: records, sources and planning notes

For Wake County we kept 6 records (3 documented incidents, projects or events, 1 hospital, school or campus record, and 2 landmark, park or camp records) from North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, FEMA OpenFEMA, National Park Service (National Register), and U.S. Department of Education (NCES). Most recent incident or project: North Carolina State Fair (2026-10-15). About 345 straight-line miles to Philadelphia, our nearest hub city.

How to read the Wake County records: each one is a cited fact from the named source. A record shows that a place, an incident or a project exists in Wake County. It does not show a booked rental, a vendor choice or available inventory, and any rental use described is our inference. Dates are the record's own dates.

Real Wake County situations behind temporary kitchen demand

North Carolina State Fair, Wake County

2026-10-15 to 2026-10-25 at North Carolina State Fairgrounds, Raleigh. 1

Documented event schedule / edition; rental use not established

Broughton Hospital

NC Department of Health and Human Services. Worksheet 1940, disaster 4827, E - Buildings and Equipment; obligated 2026-04-20. 2

Documented funded project; equipment rental not established

Severe Winter Storm (EM-3637-NC), Wake County

Wake County: winter storm, incident 2026-01-21 to 2026-01-27, declared 2026-01-24. 3

Documented government incident; rental use not established

Events in Wake County, how a trailer could fit (our inference, not a booked rental): A named event is a real planning context for authorized caterers and vendors. Confirm vendor approval, meal volumes, cold storage and sanitation needs rather than assuming an equipment order. Matching equipment for Wake County: kitchen trailer, refrigeration trailer, dishwashing or handwashing trailer.

Limits of these events sources for Wake County

Published event dates do not establish a rental transaction, current procurement, present equipment availability, or an approved trailer position. Use the edition-specific schedule. Wake County: Three operating blocks: August 27–30, September 3–7, September 10–13. Published event dates do not establish a rental transaction, current procurement, present equipment availability, or an approved trailer position. Use the edition-specific schedule. Wake County: Closed Tuesdays and September 9; consult operating-day schedule. Published event dates do not establish a rental transaction, current procurement, present equipment availability, or an approved trailer position. Use the edition-specific schedule. Date meaning: Published dates for the named event edition; operating days and hours may vary.

Funded repair projects in Wake County, how a trailer could fit (our inference, not a booked rental): A named response or repair project provides a real operational context. Confirm whether its scope includes foodservice disruption or crew-welfare equipment before proposing rentals. Matching equipment for Wake County: kitchen trailer, refrigeration trailer, dishwashing or handwashing trailer, shower trailer, laundry trailer.

Limits of these funded repair projects sources for Wake County

The source records a funding transaction, which may be an amendment or reimbursement for completed work. It does not prove an active construction site, an available contract, a rental order, a total project cost, or vendor selection. Date meaning: Grant obligation transaction date; not construction start or completion.

Disaster declarations in Wake County, how a trailer could fit (our inference, not a booked rental): This documented county-area incident is a basis for continuity and response planning. Determine current authorized feeding, cold-storage and sanitation needs before mobilizing. Matching equipment for Wake County: kitchen trailer, refrigeration trailer, dishwashing or handwashing trailer.

Limits of these disaster declarations sources for Wake County

A designated county/area can include unaffected places. No city-specific damage, customer order, supplier deployment or current emergency is asserted. Date meaning: Incident start/end in OpenFEMA; declaration date is stated in the fact.

Foodservice continuity: Wake County hospitals and schools

North Wake College and Career Academy, Wake County

931 Durham Rd, Wake Forest, NC 27587. Public school (NCES 2024–2025). 4

Verified local fact; rental application inferred

Schools in Wake County, how a trailer could fit (our inference, not a booked rental): If school meal preparation is interrupted by repairs or an equipment failure, assess a temporary kitchen or delivered-meal support setup. Matching equipment for Wake County: kitchen trailer, refrigeration trailer, dishwashing or handwashing trailer.

Limits of these schools sources for Wake County

The directory proves a named school location. It does not establish an outage, cafeteria capacity, planned work, a rental order, or a customer relationship. Wake County: The named local site or situation is documented. An actual rental, active breakdown, current procurement, or customer relationship is not established. Date meaning: School-year directory record, not renovation dates.

Landmarks, parks and camps in Wake County

Apex Historic District, Wake County

Roughly bounded by N. Elm, N. Salem, Center, S. Salem, and W. Chatham Sts., Apex. National Register, listed 1994-03-17. 5

Verified local fact; rental application inferred

Apex Historic District (Boundary Increase II)

Roughly centered on Hunter, Center, Chatham, Cunningham, Holleman & Hughes Sts., Apex. National Register, listed 2008-01-31. 6

Verified local fact; rental application inferred

Historic landmarks in Wake County, how a trailer could fit (our inference, not a booked rental): Use this named site as a local orientation reference. If authorized restoration work or an event is confirmed, assess crew feeding and sanitation separately. Matching equipment for Wake County: kitchen trailer, refrigeration trailer, dishwashing or handwashing trailer.

Limits of these historic landmarks sources for Wake County

A historic listing does not prove current operations, public access, event permission, active industrial or military use, renovation work or a rental transaction. Archival records can contain historical photographs. Date meaning: National Register listing date; not a current project date.

Sources for the records above (research file checked October 29, 2026):

  1. North Carolina State Fair, Wake County: North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services: North Carolina State Fair — official dates and visitor information. ↩
  2. Broughton Hospital: FEMA / OpenFEMA: Public Assistance Grant Award Activities v2, additional source. ↩
  3. Severe Winter Storm (EM-3637-NC), Wake County: FEMA / OpenFEMA: Disaster Declarations Summaries v2, additional source (published or updated 2026-10-05). ↩
  4. North Wake College and Career Academy: U.S. Department of Education / NCES: EDGE Public School Locations 2024–2025, additional source. ↩
  5. Apex Historic District, Wake County: National Park Service / National Register of Historic Places: Listed properties through May 22, 2026, additional source (published or updated 2026-05-22). ↩
  6. Apex Historic District (Boundary Increase II): National Park Service / National Register of Historic Places: Listed properties through May 22, 2026, additional source (published or updated 2026-05-22). ↩

More records that apply to Wake County

These sourced records cover an area that includes Wake County. To avoid repeating them, each is shown in full on one page and linked here.

Where a Wake County portable kitchen trailer gets used

On a Wake County construction site, a hot meal and a place to wash up keep a shift productive, and onsite construction teams often rent a kitchen, restrooms and a shower trailer as one package.

Kitchen and dishwashing trailers for institutions

North Wake College and Career Academy depend on daily foodservice in Wake County; a portable kitchen trailer and warewashing bridge a closure.

Every trailer we rent leasing in Wake County

Wake County rental FAQs

Could North Carolina State Fair in Wake County call for a temporary kitchen or cold storage?

It is one of 3 incident, project or event records we hold for Wake County: North Carolina State Fair (2026-10-15) and Broughton Hospital (2026-04-20). These are background facts rather than orders. Ring (888) 385-5513 and tell us your dates.

Is North Wake College and Career Academy the only institution in your Wake County file?

The file adds North Wake College and Career Academy. Whether any of them needs a temporary kitchen is for the facility to say.

Can a kitchen trailer support work at Apex Historic District in Wake County?

Apex Historic District is on the National Register, as is Apex Historic District (Boundary Increase II). Check with the owner before planning anything, since a listing is not permission.

How long does setup take in Wake County?

A kitchen or dishwashing trailer takes about 5 hours to set up, and other units about 1 hour. A ramp can add 4 to 6 hours and stairs about 5 to 15 minutes. Delivery to Wake County is scheduled around your site contact.

Wake County portable kitchen trailer pricing estimates

These Wake County estimates start from a published reference rate and adjust it for the state's cost tier and your distance from major freight cities.

Estimated starting prices by service and rental period
Trailer1 to 6 days15 days to 1 month3 months or more
Mobile Commercial Kitchen Trailer rental in Wake County, NC24ft Mobile Kitchen, Tier 2 to 4from $5,590from $5,590from $5,590
Dishwashing Trailer22-26ft Low-Temp Dish Trailer, Tier 2 to 4from $5,590from $5,590from $5,590
Refrigeration Trailer12ft Refrigerated Trailer, Tier 2 to 4from $1,450from $2,120from $2,230
Shower and Restroom Combination Trailer rental in Wake County, NC13ft Luxury Combination Trailer (3 stalls)from $3,350from $4,470from $2,790
Shower Trailer20ft Shower Container (5 stalls)from $4,470from $5,590from $4,470
Laundry Trailer20ft Laundry Containerfrom $4,470from $5,590from $4,470
Sleeper / Bunk Bed Trailer rental in Wake County, NC20ft Accommodation Unitfrom $3,350from $3,910from $2,455
Restroom TrailerNo rate on the supplied price sheetCall for pricing

Estimated for Wake County, NC: reference rate from the supplied price sheet, adjusted by a above regional cost tier and a delivery-distance factor (345 miles to Philadelphia, the nearest of the ten largest US cities).

Disclaimer: Prices are estimates only. They vary by trailer size, rental duration, delivery distance, setup, permits, and availability, and they are not a quote. Call (888) 385-5513 for an exact quote.

Also serving areas close to Wake County

The Wake County page is one of many. We also coordinate mobile commercial kitchen trailer and portable kitchen trailer rentals near Wake County in these places: North Carolina, Raleigh, NC, Cary, NC, Apex, NC, Durham, NC, Durham County, NC, Johnston County, NC, Cumberland County, NC, Fayetteville, NC, Guilford County, NC, Greensboro, NC, Greenville, NC, High Point, NC, Winston-Salem, NC, Forsyth County, NC, Jacksonville, NC, Cabarrus County, NC, Concord, NC, Wilmington, NC, Union County, NC, Mecklenburg County, NC, Charlotte, NC, Gastonia, NC, Buncombe County, NC.

Rental facts for Wake County

Hours
24/7 Emergency Line, 24x7
Rental periods
1 week and monthly; long-term leases available
Setup time
Kitchens and dishwashing about 5 hours; other units about 1 hour; ramps add 4 to 6 hours
GPS tracking
Possible on request
Delivery time to Wake County
Confirmed by phone
Customers
Commercial and industrial

Why Choose Mobile Kitchen 123

Renovations and emergencies in Wake County do not wait. These are the reasons Wake County customers choose Mobile Kitchen 123 for a mobile commercial kitchen trailer.

  • Accelerated DeploymentDelivery time to Wake County is confirmed on your call, and setup is about 1 to 5 hours once the trailer is on its pad.
  • 24/7 Emergency ServiceCall (888) 385-5513 any hour to report a failed kitchen or walk-in cooler in Wake County.
  • End-to-End Project SupportWe match the trailer to your Wake County menu or crew, review power and water, and supply equipment lists for plan review.
  • Flexible Rental SolutionsRental periods are 1 week and monthly, with long-term leases for renovations and camps.
  • Heavy-Duty Commercial EquipmentCommercial ranges, ovens, dishmachines, walk-in refrigeration and hot-water systems on institutional-grade trailers.
  • Experienced Logistics CoordinationDelivery, placement, ramps or stairs, and pickup are coordinated with your Wake County site contact.

Why Clients Trust Us

Commercial and industrial customers call Mobile Kitchen 123 when schedules do not allow for waiting: a 24/7 Emergency Line, delivery coordination across the United States, and trailers matched to construction, renovation and emergency work. No reviews are shown here because none have been supplied for publication.

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