We're not afraid to share our pricing with you upfront.  It will save you both time and aggravation trying to figure out whether or not you can afford to get into the concession business to start with.  Keep in mind that the prices shared with you are based on current market conditions and are subject to change due to market volatility.

 

However, they should provide you with a pretty good estimate as to what you can plan to budget for your project. Unfortunately, many suppliers continue to raise prices on everything from rivets to cooking equipment and more. You name it, prices are extremely volatile right now and inventory on some things is now taking much longer to procure than normal.

 

However, the first question we are asked is how much will it cost. So, we thought we'd share what a typical concession fabrication costs so you don't have to play the guessing game. We hope this saves you both time and frustration trying to get a straight answer on how much it costs.  The bottom line is, you either have the funding to get into the business and pay for your fabrication or you don't. If you don't, you can always click on the Financing Available icon you see around our website and apply for funding through our financing partner Rock Solid Funding.

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Listed below are the average prices for what you can expect to pay for a fully fabricated turn key mobile unit. This includes the cost of the trailer, the exhaust hood with fire suppression system installed, your propane system with the required valves and shut off components, tanks and cages, your plumbing system including your 3-compartment sinks, hand washing sink, fresh water tank, grey water tank, hot water heater, high volume water pump and more, all electrical panels, outlets and wiring components, internal and external lighting, shelving, equipment tables, flooring and standard cooking and refrigeration equipment. Stop paying outrageous prices from other fabricators around the country. Get a quality unit built to your specifications and begin your Street Food Venture with some money in the bank.