June 2026

We are a Colorado custom builder, and we build mobile pet grooming vans and trailers for groomers across the Mountain West. The region shares a challenge that warm-climate builders rarely design for: real winters and high altitude. If you are starting a mobile grooming business anywhere in the Mountain West, you want a rig built […]

Colorado Springs and the Pikes Peak region are home for us, and that makes us a natural choice for groomers in the area who want a mobile grooming rig built right and built nearby. We build mobile pet grooming vans and trailers for Colorado Springs groomers, designed for the local weather and altitude, with the

Denver is one of the best metros in the country to run a mobile grooming business: a dense, dog-loving population spread across neighborhoods where a salon that comes to the door is a genuine convenience. We build mobile pet grooming vans and trailers for Denver groomers, designed for Front Range routes and built by a

If you are starting a mobile grooming business in Colorado, you want a rig built by people who know the state, the climate, and the rules. We are a Colorado custom builder based on the Front Range, and Colorado is home turf. We build mobile pet grooming vans and trailers for groomers across the state

One of the most common questions new mobile groomers ask is what license they need, and the honest answer surprises people: in most of the country there is no separate license to be a pet groomer. That does not mean there is nothing to do. There is a real and important set of business permits,

Most of the trouble first-time mobile groomers run into is predictable, which means it is avoidable. After building a lot of rigs and talking to a lot of new owners, the same handful of mistakes come up again and again. None of them are about grooming skill. They are about how the rig is built

A mobile grooming rig is a working salon packed into a vehicle, and the equipment inside it is what makes a long day possible. Choosing that equipment well is the difference between a rig that flows and one that fights you. This guide walks through the core equipment, what each piece does, and how the

One of the first real decisions in going mobile is the platform: a self-contained grooming van or a grooming trailer you tow. Both can be excellent rigs, and the choice is not about which is better in the abstract. It is about your route, your dogs, your budget, and how you like to work. Here

Climate control in a mobile grooming van is not a comfort upgrade. It is animal safety, and it is one of the things that separates a rig built right from one that is dangerous on the wrong day. A parked vehicle heats and cools far faster than a building, and a dog inside has no

Power is the single most important engineering decision in a mobile grooming rig, and it is the one first-time owners most often get wrong. The reason is simple: two pieces of equipment, the high-velocity dryers and the air conditioning, draw far more than everything else combined, and they usually need to run at the same