Guadalupe Refrigerated Trailers, Walk-In Coolers, Refrigerated Containers & Cold Storage Trailers for Rent
Lock-N-Roll Cold Storage rents refrigerated trailers and containers in Guadalupe, Arizona, for restaurants, hospitals, schools, grocers, caterers, events, and contractors in Maricopa County that need temporary cold storage. Call 888 385-5513 for 24/7 support and emergency deployment coordination. Mobile kitchen and dishwashing facilities can be added when the site needs them.
- Refrigerated trailer pricing
- Starting at $1,295 · by rental length
- Delivery planning
- Delivery schedule confirmed in your quote
A refrigerated trailer plan for Guadalupe.
Planning a unit for Guadalupe means planning for Maricopa County, roughly 15 miles southeast of Phoenix as the crow flies. Closest towns we also cover: Tempe (about 2 miles), Chandler (about 9 miles), and Paradise Valley (about 13 miles).
Compare refrigerated trailers and containers.
Review all 4 refrigerated trailer and container sizes for your Guadalupe project, with starting prices by rental length. Select a model for its specifications, photographs, and rental details.
Scroll across the table to compare specifications and starting prices.
| Model | Format | Temperature options | Power example | Starting at |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12ft Refrigerated Trailer | Refrigerated trailer | Confirm for the assigned 12ft unit | Confirm the assigned unit’s power requirements | $1,295 |
| 20ft Refrigerated Trailer | Refrigerated trailer | Separate 32°F, 15°F, and -5°F configurations; confirm the required unit | 220V, single-phase, 40–60A; verify the offered configuration | $1,495 |
| 20ft Refrigerated Container | Refrigerated container | Review the selected container's specification | Confirm the assigned unit’s power requirements | $2,495 |
| 40ft Refrigerated Container | Refrigerated container | Confirm for the assigned unit | Confirm the assigned unit’s power requirements | $3,495 |
Configuration examples shown. Confirm the assigned unit’s temperature range and connections in your quote. Starting prices by rental length are listed on each model page; delivery, setup, taxes, and availability are confirmed separately.
Construction
The Guadalupe Road intersection on Avenida del Yaqui closed overnight on July 20-21, 2022 for paving
ADOT closed the Guadalupe Road intersection on Avenida del Yaqui from 7 p.m. to 8 a.m. on July 20 and 21, 2022 for paving. Local access remained open, and Valley Metro route 56 was detoured. The southbound paving ran from Guadalupe Road to Calle Carmen.
Overnight paving crews eat dinner at midnight. A contractor working an overnight closure in July wants a shaded place for water and a cold meal before the shift ends at 8 a.m. A 12ft refrigerated trailer and a mobile kitchen trailer at the staging area handle that, and they are easy to move to the next closure.
Construction
Avenida del Yaqui closed between Calle Cerritos and Calle Carmen on October 2-3, 2022 for striping
ADOT closed Avenida del Yaqui between Calle Cerritos and Calle Carmen from 11 p.m. to 4 a.m. on October 2 and 3, 2022, for striping. Driveways and side streets were closed to all but emergency access.
A five-hour overnight closure is a short job with a long setup, and a crew arrives before the traffic clears. Driveways between the two streets were off limits for the night, so a business expecting a delivery had a problem. A portable refrigerated trailer parked off the closed stretch gives a business a place to hold stock until the road reopens.
Compare refrigerated trailer and container prices.
Starting prices by rental length for refrigerated equipment and supporting facilities in Guadalupe. Review the equipment details and project requirements with our team.
| Refrigerated unit | 1–6 days | 8–14 days | 15 days–1 month | More than 3 months |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12ft refrigerated trailer ↗ | $1,295 | $1,595 | $1,895 | $1,995 |
| 20ft refrigerated trailer ↗ | $1,495 | $1,695 | $1,995 | $1,895–$2,195 |
| 20ft refrigerated container ↗ | $2,495 | $2,495 | $2,995 | $2,995 |
| 40ft refrigerated container ↗ | $3,495 | $3,495 | $3,995 | $3,995 |
Supporting facility starting prices
| Supporting facility | 1–6 days | 8–14 days | 15 days–1 month | More than 3 months |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 24ft mobile kitchen ↗ | $4,995–$7,995 | $4,995–$7,995 | $4,995–$7,995 | $4,995–$7,995 |
| 38ft mobile kitchen ↗ | $7,995 | $7,995 | $8,995 | $7,995 |
| 40ft mobile kitchen ↗ | $7,995 | $7,995 | $9,995 | $7,995 |
| 22–26ft low-temp dishwashing trailer ↗ | $4,995 | $4,995 | $4,995 | $4,995–$6,995 |
| 30ft conveyor dishwashing trailer ↗ | $7,995 | $7,995 | $7,995 | $6,995 |
Starting prices by rental length. Prices, availability, delivery timing, and equipment details are subject to change and will be confirmed in your final quote.
Need help now? Call 888 385-5513 for 24/7 support and current availability.
VT 101 industrial park: 750,000 square feet near Westgate
Glendale is about 17 miles northwest of Guadalupe.
Developers broke ground in May 2024 on VT 101 industrial park near 107th Avenue and Camelback Road in Glendale. The full park will total 750,000 square feet across three buildings.
After Super Bowl LVII, Sky Harbor had its busiest day ever, with more than 200,000 travelers
Tolleson is about 18 miles west of Guadalupe.
Tolleson: Super Bowl LVII in February 2023 drew nearly 300,000 fans to downtown Phoenix events, and the Monday after the game was the busiest day in Sky Harbor's history, with more than 200,000 people traveling. The previous record, over 150,000, was set after Super Bowl XLIX in 2015.
Fountain Hills ran one more inspection on its famous fountain ahead of its 55th anniversary in December 2025
Fountain Hills is about 21 miles northeast of Guadalupe.
In December 2025, the town of Fountain Hills was preparing to mark the 55th anniversary of its fountain, which the coverage calls world-famous, and sent crews for a last inspection before the celebration.
Cave Creek Rodeo Days opened Thursday, March 26, 2026 with All Bulls All Night at the Memorial Arena
Cave Creek is about 32 miles north of Guadalupe.
Cave Creek Rodeo Days 2026 opened on Thursday, March 26, at the Cave Creek Memorial Arena on North 28th Street. Gates and vendors opened at 5 p.m., and the "All Bulls, All Night!" action began at 7:30.
Three firefighters got heat exhaustion at a guest house fire with no hydrant nearby
Casa Grande is about 34 miles south of Guadalupe.
A guest house behind a home near West Bartlett and North Overfield roads, outside Casa Grande, was fully engulfed on the night of August 17, 2026 and was a total loss.
Surprise lit up its parks on July 4 with fireworks at 8:45 p.m.
Surprise is about 35 miles northwest of Guadalupe.
The city's Independence Day celebration for 2026 ran from 6 to 9 p.m. at Surprise Community Park, 16089 N. Bullard Ave., and Mark Coronado Park, 15960 N. Bullard Ave. Fireworks started at 8:45 p.m..
Construction
Guadalupe was building a flood control project on Guadalupe Road in 2018 to reduce stormwater flooding on both sides of the street
In September 2018, Guadalupe was building a flood control project on one of its major thoroughfares, Guadalupe Road, aimed at reducing stormwater flooding in neighborhoods on both sides of the road. Town Manager Jeff Kulaga told KJZZ's The Show that it was just one of several infrastructure projects the small town had going.
A flood project that digs up a main road means detours, utility work and crews on site for weeks. A crew on a job like that eats on site. A mobile kitchen trailer and a 20ft refrigerated trailer at the staging site feed the crew, and the same equipment can be reused when the next phase begins.
Large events
Navidad en Guadalupe at the Mercado de Guadalupe was only the third time the town partnered with the Pascua Yaqui Tribe in February 2020
Guadalupe is less than a square mile, sits between Interstate 10 and Tempe, and has about 6,700 residents, roughly half of them members of the Pascua Yaqui Tribe. Navidad en Guadalupe is held at the Mercado de Guadalupe, the town's square, and the February 2020 event was only the third time the town partnered with the tribe, KJZZ reported.
A community celebration in the town square brings together a lot of people and a lot of food. A 12ft refrigerated trailer is compact enough to park near the Mercado and holds food and drinks for the day, and a generator trailer powers it.
A brush fire in the Agua Fria river bottom near Van Buren Street and Dysart Road drew crews from several cities
Avondale is about 22 miles west of Guadalupe.
Avondale police and fire crews were called to a brush fire in the Agua Fria river bottom near Van Buren Street and Dysart Road just before 6 p.m. on July 6, 2025, and fire departments from neighboring cities sent crews to help.
Downed power lines closed Ocotillo Road between Power and Sossaman after a July 2022 monsoon storm
Queen Creek is about 22 miles southeast of Guadalupe.
Monsoon storms on Thursday, July 14, 2022, brought down power lines in Queen Creek and closed Ocotillo Road between Power and Sossaman roads until noon Friday while crews worked on repairs.
A $6.3 million maintenance rebuild that had to share the park with spring training
Peoria is about 37 miles northwest of Guadalupe.
Peoria's council approved a $6.3 million contract amendment to rebuild the Sports Complex maintenance building, a structure dating to the 1990s. The plan added a secure equipment yard, a fire safety road and new parking, with ground expected to break in January 2024 and the work overlapping Spring Training 2024.
A July 2018 monsoon storm tore through a mobile home in Florence
Florence is about 38 miles southeast of Guadalupe.
A monsoon storm tore through a mobile home in Florence on Monday, July 30, 2018. FOX 10 described the winds as so powerful that they destroyed the home, but its short report gave no wind speeds and named no victims.
A large fire in Coolidge on August 15, 2021 was visible from FOX 10's tower camera in Phoenix
Coolidge is about 39 miles southeast of Guadalupe.
A large fire burned in Coolidge on the morning of August 15, 2021, and the flames could be seen from FOX 10's tower camera in Phoenix. The station's report did not describe what burned or how many crews responded.
Storms and outages
A 90 mph microburst hit Tempe on October 13, 2025, with damage from Guadalupe Road to Elliot Road
At about 1 p.m. on October 13, 2025 a confirmed microburst with gusts of 90 mph hit Tempe, leaving damage from Guadalupe to Elliot roads and from Kyrene to Rural. Roofs came off, semi-trucks tipped over, trees fell on homes and cars, and more than 130 people were displaced. A temporary shelter opened, and thousands of APS and SRP customers lost power.
Guadalupe sits between I-10 and Tempe, and the damage zone began at Guadalupe Road. A neighborhood that loses power after a storm like that one loses its refrigerated food, and shelters have to feed the people who come in. A portable refrigerated trailer and a generator trailer can be set up at a shelter or a store within hours.
Storms and outages
One year after the microburst, Tempe has hauled away more than 2,000 tons of debris and replanted over 400 trees
A year after the October 2025 microburst, Tempe says most of its physical recovery is done or close to it. About 1,000 homes and about 70 businesses were damaged, more than 700 trees came down, and the city has hauled away more than 2,000 tons of debris and replanted over 400 trees. Over $1 million in SBA funding reached residents and the city, and the emergency operations plan has been updated.
Updating an emergency plan is the right instinct, and it should cover food and medicine, not only roads and trees. A neighborhood that's been through a storm like this one can plan for the next with a few phone numbers: a generator trailer, a portable refrigerated trailer and a place to park them. That's the kind of backup plan businesses in Guadalupe can write down now.
Maricopa marked its 20th anniversary with a three-day music festival at Copper Sky
Maricopa is about 23 miles south of Guadalupe.
Maricopa: The inaugural Wild West Music Fest was set for October 13 to 15 at Copper Sky Recreation Park, the city's new signature event for its 20th anniversary, with national and local entertainment plus food trucks and vendors. A first-time festival can't tell how many people are coming.
Western Week brings Pony Express riders from Holbrook into Old Town
Scottsdale is about 23 miles north of Guadalupe.
Western Week in Old Town Scottsdale ran through February 1, 2026. More than 20 Pony Express riders from the Navajo County Sheriff's Posse rode in from Holbrook on January 30 carrying letters from Arizona schoolchildren.
The August 25, 2025 monsoon storm cut power to more than 46,000 SRP customers, with major outages in Apache Junction
Apache Junction is about 24 miles east of Guadalupe.
A monsoon storm on August 25, 2025 left more than 46,000 SRP customers without power across the Valley and Pinal County, with some of the major outages in Apache Junction, Chandler and near Mesa Gateway Airport.
Buckeye Days packs a carnival, barbecue, cattle drive, parade and PRCA rodeo into four days downtown
Buckeye is about 39 miles west of Guadalupe.
Buckeye Days, as described for its 2020 edition, runs Thursday through Sunday in the city's historic downtown: a carnival at Bayless Park, a barbecue with live music at Buckeye Elementary School, a Saturday cattle drive and parade on Monroe Avenue and a Wild West show, marketplace and PRCA rodeo at the South Buckeye Equestrian Center.
Eloy's 2026 development list includes a 122-acre data center and a 26-lot industrial park
Eloy is about 48 miles southeast of Guadalupe.
The city's 2026 development pipeline lists Southwest Crossing, a 122-acre data center approved with questions about water use and building height, and the Sunshine Industrial Park, a 148-acre, 26-lot light industrial subdivision that has also been approved. It also shows the 338-acre TES Eloy mixed-use rezone near the treatment plant as an advanced application.
Superior's Enterprise Center plans a commercial kitchen, welding training and small-business classes
Superior is about 49 miles east of Guadalupe.
Planned programs at Superior's renovated school include job training in welding, with possible electrical, plumbing and carpentry training, plus business classes and support for entrepreneurs, including a commercial kitchen.
Plan around the Guadalupe address.
A project in Guadalupe starts with practical questions about power, placement, and access. The same planning applies across Maricopa County, including Tempe, Chandler, Paradise Valley, Gilbert.
- Share the need
Tell us what you are storing, the holding temperature, quantity, location, and dates.
- Review the unit
Choose a refrigerated trailer or container and any supporting kitchen or dishwashing facility.
- Review the site
Confirm access, placement, power, and any water and drainage needs.
- Coordinate deployment
Confirm availability, rental terms, delivery, and setup in your quote.
- Plan the pickup
Schedule removal after stock has moved back to permanent storage.
Storms and outages
The August 25, 2025 haboob dropped trees on cars in Tempe and flooded part of a Sky Harbor terminal
The haboob that crossed the Valley on August 25, 2025 was the largest of the year. In Tempe a tree fell on a white van near Hardy Road, tens of thousands of homes and businesses lost power across the metro area, and storm damage reached a Sky Harbor terminal, where crews were cleaning up water that came into passenger areas.
A haboob can arrive in minutes and leave a neighborhood dark for hours. In August heat, a restaurant that loses power at dinner has a short window before food spoils. A generator trailer and a portable refrigerated trailer are the backup that fits the problem, and a business can reserve them before storm season.
Large events
The Tempe Festival of the Arts has drawn up to 225,000 visitors to Mill Avenue
The Tempe Festival of the Arts, free and pedestrian-only along Mill Avenue from 3rd Street to University Avenue, brought more than 300 artists and up to 225,000 visitors to downtown for its 48th annual run in 2016. There were food trucks and two added beer and wine gardens.
A crowd that big is a regional event. A food truck or a beer garden at a street festival has to stock for it. A 20ft refrigerated trailer holds supplies for several vendors, and a generator trailer powers it.
ASU is building a $187 million library and rebuilding Bateman Hall on the Tempe campus
Tempe is about 2 miles northeast of Guadalupe.
ASU's 2026 construction list for the Tempe campus includes the $187 million, 80,000-square-foot John S. McCain III Library and Museum, a $115 million modernization of the Bateman Physical Sciences Center's H-wing, and a new residence complex with about 800 beds by fall 2028.
A 100,000-square-foot medical building is going up on the Chandler Regional campus
Chandler is about 9 miles southeast of Guadalupe.
Dignity Health broke ground in November 2025 on a four-story, 100,000-square-foot medical office building on the Chandler Regional campus, due to open in fall 2026. It will hold an ambulatory surgery center, an imaging center, a multi-specialty practice, and neurological, thoracic and rehabilitation care.
Sanctuary Camelback announced a refresh of all 110 rooms and casitas, starting in summer 2027
Paradise Valley is about 13 miles north of Guadalupe.
Paradise Valley: On September 15, 2026, Sanctuary Camelback Mountain Resort & Spa said it was returning to independent local ownership through a partnership between Berger Holdings and RJ Hospitality. The new owners plan a multi-million-dollar refresh of all 110 guest rooms and casitas, with accommodation work beginning in summer 2027 and targeting completion in September 2027.
Lightning hit an APS transformer in Estrella Mountain Ranch and left nearly 3,000 Goodyear residents dark
Goodyear is about 25 miles west of Guadalupe.
During a Friday night monsoon in August 2018, lightning struck an APS transformer in Estrella Mountain Ranch and left nearly 3,000 Goodyear residents without power. APS had expected the outage to last until midnight Saturday, and power was restored by 10 p.m. Almost a full day without power in August is plenty of time for a freezer to thaw.
Phoenix had 31 straight days at 110 degrees or higher through July 31, 2023, with 16 nights at 90 or above
Litchfield Park is about 25 miles west of Guadalupe.
Litchfield Park: Phoenix broke its record in July 2023, with 31 consecutive days at 110 degrees or higher ending on July 31. The previous record was 18 days, set in 1974. The Valley also had a record 16 straight nights where the temperature stayed at 90 or above.
Phoenix recorded 31 consecutive days at 110 degrees or higher in summer 2023, well past the previous record of 18
Youngtown is about 25 miles northwest of Guadalupe.
Youngtown: Phoenix broke its heat record in the summer of 2023 with 31 consecutive days at 110 degrees or higher, well past the previous record of 18 days, set in 1974. It also recorded 16 straight days when lows stayed at or above 90.
Large events
Tempe Diablo Stadium drew 96,211 fans to 15 Angels spring training games in 2026
Tempe Diablo Stadium drew 96,211 fans to 15 Angels spring training games in 2026, up from 93,994 in 2025 and an average of about 6,414 a game in a stadium that holds roughly 9,600. Across the Cactus League the total was 1,753,849 fans over 237 games, up 3.4 percent.
Fifteen home dates in March means concessions that have to restock quickly, and a ballpark kitchen only holds so much. When a game sells out, a concessionaire runs low on cold drinks and beer. A 20ft refrigerated trailer behind the concourse adds capacity for the spring, and the rental calculator shows the cost of a season.
Construction
ASU's 2026 Tempe construction list includes a $187 million library and a $115 million modernization of Bateman Physical Sciences Center
ASU's 2026 construction list for the Tempe campus includes the $187 million, 80,000-square-foot John S. McCain III Library and Museum, a $115 million modernization of the Bateman Physical Sciences Center's H-wing, and a new residence complex with about 800 beds by fall 2028. At the Desert Financial Arena, a $100 million, three-year renovation runs to December 2029.
Hundreds of millions of dollars in work means big crews on the campus for years, and they eat lunch every day. Contractors on a project of that size can keep a mobile kitchen trailer and a 20ft refrigerated trailer in the staging area, and move them from site to site as the buildings come up.
Banner Gateway doubled in size with a $243 million tower on Higley Road
Gilbert is about 13 miles east of Guadalupe.
Gilbert: McCarthy finished a $243 million, five-story tower at Banner Gateway Medical Center on North Higley Road. The 351,000-square-foot addition took the hospital from 177 inpatient beds to 286, added a NICU, cancer care space and four new operating rooms, and moved the helipad to the roof.
Fifty mile-an-hour wind snapped power poles on Ellsworth Road
Mesa is about 14 miles east of Guadalupe.
Mesa's first major monsoon storm of 2018 came through on a Monday with winds near 50 mph and about 1.10 inches of rain. Poles snapped along Ellsworth Road between Southern and Broadway, metal was ripped off mobile homes at Valle del Oro, and fewer than 8,000 SRP customers lost power, mostly in Mesa and Apache Junction.
The north Phoenix Safeway that never came back
Phoenix is about 16 miles northwest of Guadalupe.
Phoenix: In July 2018 a monsoon storm collapsed the roof of the Safeway at 35th Avenue and Northern Avenue, rupturing a gas line and starting a fire that destroyed the store.
Super Bowl LVII brought nearly 300,000 fans to Valley events in February 2023, and Sky Harbor had its busiest day ever
El Mirage is about 26 miles northwest of Guadalupe.
El Mirage: Super Bowl LVII was played at State Farm Stadium in Glendale in February 2023, and nearly 300,000 fans attended the downtown Phoenix events around it. The Monday after the game was the busiest day in Sky Harbor's history, with more than 200,000 people traveling, beating the record of over 150,000 set after the 2015 Super Bowl.
A 60 mph storm dropped San Tan Valley from 108 to 88 degrees in one night
San Tan Valley is about 27 miles southeast of Guadalupe.
A monsoon storm hit San Tan Valley on the night of August 17, 2023 with more than an inch of rain in an hour and peak winds above 60 mph, dropping the temperature from 108 to 88 degrees.
A flash flood warning on September 19, 2025 covered Carefree and Cave Creek, with floodwater at Dixileta Drive
Carefree is about 32 miles north of Guadalupe.
A Flash Flood Warning was in effect on the morning of September 19, 2025 for parts of the north Valley, including Carefree and Cave Creek. KOLD's reporter was live at Dixileta Drive and North Valley Parkway, where floodwater covered the roadway.
Guadalupe refrigerated trailer rental FAQs.
How much does a refrigerated trailer rental cost in Guadalupe?
Refrigerated trailer rentals start at $1,295, with starting prices listed by rental length from 1–6 days to more than 3 months. Delivery, setup, site work, taxes, minimum duration, and the complete rental term are confirmed in the final quote.
When can a refrigerated trailer be delivered to Guadalupe?
Guadalupe is about 15 miles southeast of Phoenix in a straight line, and the road route is confirmed in the quote. Share your address, desired start date, unit size, and access conditions, and the team confirms availability and a workable delivery schedule.
Which Maricopa County towns do you plan rentals for besides Guadalupe?
Tempe, Chandler, Paradise Valley, Gilbert, Mesa, Phoenix, Glendale, and Tolleson are also covered in Maricopa County. Each rental is planned around the exact address, placement area, and power.
What should I prepare for my Maricopa County site?
Bring the address, placement plan, delivery access details, available power, the goods and holding temperature, dates, and a site contact. Confirm any applicable permit and approval requirements before dispatch.
Keep Guadalupe cold.
Share your site, dates, and storage needs. We’ll review the refrigerated trailer or container and supporting kitchen and dishwashing plan for your Arizona project.