Sedona, Arizona Refrigerated Container Rentals

Numbers for Sedona that matter when planning a rental: how big it is, how spread out it is, and how far the next larger place sits.

Winter storms in Arizona (November to March) can slow or close roads, so tell us your start date early and we plan the trip with the forecast in mind.

• Place: city in Coconino County and Yavapai County, Arizona.
• Population: 9,819 (2023 Census Bureau estimate), number 6 of 20 Arizona places on our list.
• Land area: 18 square miles, about 538 people per square mile.
• Elevation: about 4,360 feet.
• Nearest larger place we list: Phoenix, 90 miles south.
• Other places we list within 50 miles: 2.

When cold storage fails in Sedona, speed of information matters most. Call (888) 385-5513 any hour, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and tell us:

In Arizona, calls like this often follow winter storm and heat wave. For this kind of event, a refrigerated container rental holds bulk product, and a 12 ft trailer covers a small kitchen's cooler and freezer.

For official emergency information in Arizona, see Arizona Department of Emergency and Military Affairs (DEMA), Division of Emergency Management. We are not an emergency agency; for danger to life, call 911.

• The address in Sedona (and the Coconino County location if it is outside town limits).
• What failed: a walk-in cooler, a freezer, a compressor, or the power itself.
• How much product is at risk, and whether it must stay at 32°F (cooler) or near -5°F (freezer).
• The power available at the site and whether a truck can reach the spot.
• Keep doors closed until the unit arrives so the product holds its temperature as long as possible.

The kinds of operations that rent refrigeration in a city like Sedona are supermarkets, school districts, clinics and care facilities, hotels and lodges, caterers, and local processors and growers.

Yuma County supplies about 90 percent of the leafy vegetables grown in the U.S. from November to March, and Yuma grows more than 175 crop types. Winter leafy-greens harvest depends on cold storage and cooling, so peak season can create demand for temporary refrigerated capacity.

Arizona agriculture contributed more than $23.3 billion in 2018, with more than 205,000 dairy cows producing about 4.2 billion pounds of milk a year. Dairy and meat production rely on continuous refrigeration and can need backup cold storage during outages or expansions.

Sedona customers use refrigeration trailers in three common ways: as emergency cover for a failed walk-in, as extra capacity during a peak (a harvest, a festival, a holiday week), and as temporary cold storage during a renovation. See rental prices for what each unit costs, or how to plan your site before delivery.

Demand also rises around events in Arizona: Polar Express train rides at Williams (December to January); Cactus League Spring Training (February to March). Seasonal tourist surges in small towns can create demand for temporary kitchens and cold storage.

Renting a refrigerated trailer in Sedona is simple, but a few items decide whether it runs smoothly on the first day.

Arizona's state food sanitation rules are in Arizona Administrative Code Title 9, Chapter 8, Article 1, which includes sections on food, equipment and utensils, physical facilities and a dedicated section for mobile food units (R9-8-110). Mobile kitchens and temporary setups need to meet these equipment, water and facility standards.

ADHS publishes food safety resources including Food Safety at Arizona's Special Events, Safe Food Temperatures and Cleaning and Sanitizing guidance. These resources apply to temporary events, cold holding and warewashing sanitizing at temporary kitchens.

• Customer type: commercial or industrial only (restaurants, grocers, healthcare, schools, hospitality, distributors, government). We do not rent to residential customers.
• Power: 220V, single phase, 40 to 60 amps for the 20 ft trailers, with a NEMA plug. Ask your electrician to confirm the circuit at your Sedona site before delivery.
• Placement: a firm, level surface with room for the trailer, its door swing, and the delivery truck. Soft ground, steep slopes, and overhead lines are the usual problems.
• Access: send the gate or door width, any low clearances, and the best approach into the property.
• Permission: if you rent the property, get the owner or manager's approval to place a trailer. For food-safety questions, contact Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS), Food Safety and Environmental Services.
• Paperwork: your quote lists the unit, the rental length, delivery, setup, servicing, and minimum terms. An inquiry does not reserve equipment.

Rates are the same nationwide. Rentals start from $1,895 / month for a 12 ft trailer, and the price sheet prints a separate rate for 1-6 days, 8-14 days, 15 days to 1 month, and more than 3 months. See every rate. Delivery to Sedona, setup, servicing, and minimum terms are confirmed in your quote.