Pinedale, Wyoming Refrigeration Trailer Rentals

Every rental in Pinedale starts with the address, not a warehouse. Here is how a request for Pinedale, WY moves from call to cold storage:

1. Call or send the form. Tell us the street address in Pinedale, what failed or what you are planning, and the temperature you need. Emergencies go to (888) 385-5513.
2. We match the unit. A 12 ft refrigerated trailer suits tight lots and small kitchens, a 20 ft trailer holds more, and a refrigerated container is for bulk storage over longer jobs.
3. Pinedale is reached by county and state roads, and Wyoming's main corridors include I-80, I-25, and I-90. Tell us the street address and we confirm the approach, the final turn, and the room the truck needs.
4. Pinedale is roughly 287 straight-line miles northwest of Cheyenne, Wyoming's largest city on our list. A longer trip means we plan routes, weather, and delivery timing with more care, and we confirm both in your quote.
5. We confirm power and placement. The 20 ft trailers list 220V, single phase, 40 to 60 amps with a NEMA plug, so have an electrician confirm your service. Pick a firm, level spot with room for the door to open and for the truck to reach it.
6. Delivery and setup. On site, setup takes about 1 hour for a refrigeration unit, plus 4 to 6 hours if a ramp is needed or 5 to 15 minutes for stairs. Delivery timing, servicing, and minimum terms are written into your quote, and an inquiry does not reserve equipment.

July highs average about 80F to 90F across most of the state (Casper 87F, Cheyenne about 84F) with cool nights, and humidity is moderate. Winters are cold, with Casper's January average low near 12F and Cheyenne averaging about 63 inches of snow a year. The state is windier than most of the U.S. Resorts, lodges, hospitals, and event operators rely on short-term refrigeration for busy seasons and breakdowns.

Pinedale is the seat of Sublette County, a hunting outfitting town and gateway to the Wind River Range, near the Pinedale Anticline and Jonah natural gas fields. Gas field crews and hunters create seasonal demand for catering and cold storage (including game).

Pinedale averages about 76 inches of snow, has a January average low of 1.9F and a record low of -49F (December 1990). Deep cold and heavy snow can interrupt power and deliveries.

The Green River Rendezvous reenacts historic fur trader gatherings at the Upper Green River Rendezvous Site and includes rodeos. Summer events can need temporary food service.

Other risk in Wyoming (December to February): Extreme cold: Casper recorded -42F on December 22, 2022 during a winter storm, and Pinedale's record low is -49F. Deep cold can stress equipment, freeze lines and interrupt power, which can create emergency kitchen and storage needs.

Tornado risk in Wyoming (late spring to summer): The southeastern plains are the most tornado-prone area; the most destructive tornado in state history hit Cheyenne on July 16, 1979 (F3, one death and 40 injuries). Storm damage and outages in southeast Wyoming can leave stores and kitchens without refrigeration.

At Kemmerer, the Naughton Power Plant's coal units were scheduled to stop burning coal in 2026, and construction on TerraPower's Natrium reactor began April 23, 2026. Energy-sector construction crews can need temporary kitchens and cold storage.

Refrigeration is our focus, and Pinedale customers rent the same four units as the rest of Wyoming:

If the kitchen itself is down, add a mobile kitchen and a dishwashing trailer so Pinedale operators can keep serving while cold storage is covered.

Pinedale's road access comes from county and state routes in Sublette County. For planning, here are the main corridors that cross Wyoming:

Pinedale sits at about 7,182 feet above sea level, so snow and ice can linger on approach roads well into spring.

Nearby places we also serve: Afton (55 miles west), Lander (56 miles east), Montpelier, ID (82 miles southwest), Kemmerer (83 miles southwest), Soda Springs, ID (88 miles west).

• I-80: Runs about 403 miles across southern Wyoming from Evanston through Green River, Rock Springs, Rawlins and Laramie to Cheyenne and Pine Bluffs; the Rawlins-Laramie stretch has frequent winter closures.
• I-25: Runs about 300 miles from Cheyenne north through Wheatland, Douglas and Casper to Buffalo, where it ends at I-90.
• I-90: Crosses northeast Wyoming (about 209 miles) through Sheridan, Buffalo's I-25 junction, Gillette and Moorcroft.
• US-287: Passes through Laramie and Rawlins and runs 125 miles northwest from Rawlins to Lander.

Pinedale is one of the places we list in Wyoming, and Wyoming is part of our Mountain West service area. Browse the Wyoming service area for every city page in the state, or the full service-area map.