Who a fleet build is for

Franchises, restaurant groups, corporations, and operators who need the second unit to match the first.

Franchises

Matching kitchens and branding at every location.

Restaurant groups

The same equipment and workflow across the group.

Corporations

Standardized mobile kitchens for brand programs.

Growing brands

Start with one unit, then scale without a redesign.

Multi-location businesses

Repeatable builds as you add cities.

Fleet projects

Prototype once, then manufacture the rest.

How a fleet is built

In-house from design to delivery — one prototype, then matching units. Same layout, same equipment, same branding.

1. Prototype unit one

We lock kitchen layout, equipment, electrical, plumbing, gas, and branding on the first unit.

2. Replicate the spec

Every following truck or trailer is built to that same spec so the fleet stays consistent.

3. Deliver and support

Completed units ship ready to operate. We support the fleet as you add more.

Same layout, same equipment, same branding — built as a fleet, not a string of one-offs.

Same layout. Same equipment. Same branding.

Questions buyers ask before a multi-unit build

Yes. That is the point of a fleet build: the same kitchen layout, equipment, systems, finishes, and branding from unit one through the rest of the program.

The first unit sets the spec. After that, repeat units follow the locked layout. Timeline depends on fleet size, equipment lead times, and wrap/branding. Include your timeline when you contact us.

Yes. Wraps, finishes, and identity are part of the spec so the fleet reads as one operation in every market.

Contact us with fleet size, brand, and timeline. If you are starting with a single custom unit, begin on the custom build page, then we replicate from there.

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