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A recent build up the road from Pueblo 12ft taco, burrito and coffee trailer, El Paso County A twelve foot seamless trailer with a griddle, two burners and a coffee station for the Colorado Springs area. Food Truck Regulations in Pueblo: A Different Landscape Pueblo operates under a different regulatory framework than the Denver metro

Recent Delivery: 14ft Roasted Corn Food Truck for Lakewood Read the full build story on the Sweetly Roasted corn truck we delivered to Lakewood → Why Lakewood Has Unique Food Truck Regulations Lakewood sits at the western edge of the Denver metro area, straddling Jefferson County with a population of roughly 160,000 residents. The city

Recent builds we delivered to Aurora 16ft taco truck from a box truck, Aurora A 2019 Ford E350 box truck turned into a sealed taco kitchen with its own framing and an RV door. 16ft celiac safe food trailer, Aurora A gluten free operation is a cross contamination problem before it is a menu problem,

Recent builds we delivered to Fort Collins 14ft boba tea truck, Fort Collins A drinks truck built around water, ice and three power sources, with a second window that pays for itself. Açaí bowl truck on a customer's own Ford Transit, Fort Collins The owners brought the Transit box truck and the equipment; we built

Recent Delivery: 16ft Commissary Trailer for Boulder Read the full build story on the 16ft commissary trailer we delivered to Boulder → What Makes Boulder Different for Food Truck Operators Boulder has a well-earned reputation as one of Colorado’s most regulation-heavy cities, and food trucks are no exception. But recent changes have made operating here

Recent builds around Colorado Springs 12ft taco, burrito and coffee trailer, El Paso County A twelve foot seamless trailer with a griddle, two burners and a coffee station for the Colorado Springs area. 14ft Korean sweet pancake truck, Castle Rock Built around a nine pan dough proofer and the first kitchen display system we fitted.

Planning to operate a food truck or food trailer in Denver, Colorado? If you’re building your first mobile kitchen or expanding into the Denver market, understanding the city’s inspection and permit requirements is essential before you can start serving customers. Denver has its own licensing system managed through multiple city departments, and as of 2026,