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40ft Mobile Combo Kitchen
A cooking line and a walk-in cooler in one trailer, so cold storage travels with the kitchen.
Starting from $7,995 / month
24/7 emergency kitchen trailer rentals across Virginia
24/7 Direct Line: (888) 385-5513County · Mississippi
Hancock County is one of 82 counties and county equivalents in Mississippi, with its seat at Bay St. Louis, covering about 474 square miles. Formed in 1812, it has about 46,492 residents (Census Bureau 2024 estimate). For planned kitchen work or a sudden equipment failure at an institution there, Desi Commercial Kitchen Virginia can set up a mobile kitchen trailer rental with a dishwashing trailer and emergency refrigerated trailer, by the week or by the month. Our home market is Virginia, and Mississippi projects are quoted case by case. Nearby we also serve Diamondhead, Waveland, and Bay St. Louis. Call 24/7 or request a quote.
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A cooking line and a walk-in cooler in one trailer, so cold storage travels with the kitchen.
Starting from $7,995 / month

An all-electric kitchen for sites that cannot bring propane on campus. Configuration confirmed with each quote.
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A push-through low-temperature dishmachine with soil tray, scraping table, and 3-compartment sink.
Starting from $4,995 / month
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A full walk-in replacement, offered in cooler and freezer set points, for a commercial walk-in that has failed.
Starting from $1,895 / month
Local conditions
Past emergency
The most recent federal disaster on record for Hancock County is DR-4930, tropical storm arthur, declared August 3, 2026. Hancock County has had 14 major disaster declarations since 2000. Declared disasters like this can interrupt power, water, and road access to commercial kitchens. A refrigerated trailer can save the stock in a failed walk-in first, and a kitchen trailer can follow if the building in Hancock County stays closed.
Major construction
FEMA's Public Assistance program funded "Damaged Power Distribution System." (utilities, about $5.7 million) in Hancock County after DR-4626, a hurricane declared October 22, 2021; FEMA lists the project as eligible. Projects of this size change how a tractor-trailer reaches sites in and around Hancock County, so the delivery plan starts with the current road conditions. A facility in Hancock County that loses its utilities during the work could rent a self-contained kitchen trailer for those weeks.
Major renovation
FEMA's Public Assistance program funded "BSTLWSD - Elementary Schools - Middle School Admin Building and Alt Learning Center" (buildings and equipment, about $202,000) in Hancock County after DR-4576, a tropical storm declared December 31, 2020; FEMA lists the project as eligible. Repairs like this often include the building's kitchen or the power that feeds it. A school or senior center in Hancock County can keep serving from a kitchen trailer in the parking lot.
Emergency equipment access
Mississippi is in FEMA Region 4, which coordinates federal disaster support with the state's emergency management agency; locally, Hancock County emergency management leads response. Those public operations are separate from our rental deliveries. Projects in Mississippi are outside our Virginia lead market and are quoted case by case, with delivery distance and timing set out in the quote. Equipment for Hancock County would travel I-55 and local routes, as it would for nearby Diamondhead and Waveland. We confirm the route and site access with you before dispatch.
Local rental costs
Starting monthly rates on our current price list: mobile kitchen trailers $4,995 / month, dishwashing trailers $4,995 / month, and refrigerated trailers $1,895 / month. Delivery to Hancock County, setup, and pickup are quoted for your site, including the distance from Virginia. See the full price reference.
Planning scenario · illustrative, not a past project
A worked example of how we would plan temporary food service here, using Hancock County's own public records and our current price list. It describes what a facility like this could do, not a job we have done.
1. Situation
2. Trailer setup
3. Site and delivery
4. Timeline
5. Estimated rental cost
A quote covers the equipment, rental period, delivery, setup, and pickup for your location. An inquiry does not reserve equipment; availability is confirmed when you accept a quote.
When a kitchen in Hancock County closes, meals still have to go out. We plan the temporary kitchen around your site, utilities, and schedule before anything ships.
Long-distance delivery along I-55 coordinated with your team.
Leases extend by the week or month when a repair or renovation runs long.
Cold storage can arrive first if a walk-in fails in Hancock County before the kitchen does.
Your own staff keep cooking; we supply and set up the equipment.
Placement and utilities at your Hancock County site are confirmed before delivery.
Emergencies in Hancock County get a live answer on our 24/7 line.
Kitchen fire, flooded dish room, or a walk-in freezer that quit overnight? Call our 24/7 line and have your Hancock County site address, the meals or storage you need to cover, and the power and water available on site. We will help you match a mobile kitchen, dishwashing, or refrigerated trailer to the problem.
Yes. Projects in Mississippi are outside our Virginia lead market and are quoted case by case, with delivery distance and timing set out in the quote. Send your Hancock County site address and dates, and delivery timing is confirmed with your quote.
The monthly starting rates are the same: kitchen trailers $4,995 / month, dish trailers $4,995 / month, refrigerated trailers $1,895 / month. Delivery to Hancock County is quoted for the distance.
Kitchen and dishwashing trailers take about 5 hours to set up once on site with utilities ready; refrigerated trailers take about an hour.
The site address, the dates, how many meals you serve, the power and water available, and photos of where the trailer would park. Our line is answered 24/7.
Public reports and records cited on this page. Project examples describe public work, not our customers.