BBQ Trailers for Sale

Eastcoast Concessions builds BBQ concession trailers in Wayne, New Jersey, with the smoker integrated into the chassis — offset, reverse-flow or propane-wood hybrid — plus hoods sized for wood smoke, dedicated grease capture and fire suppression installed by licensed technicians to ANSI standards. Builds take 2–14 weeks from drawing approval.

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How much does a BBQ concession trailer cost?

Most custom BBQ trailers we build run $75,000–$135,000 depending on smoker size, porch design, and ventilation/suppression requirements. Smaller setups start around $58,000.

Can you build in an offset smoker?

Yes. We integrate offset smokers, reverse-flow smokers, and propane/wood hybrids directly into the trailer chassis, with reinforced framing to handle the weight and proper clearances for heat and smoke.

How do you handle smoke and grease management?

BBQ generates far more smoke and grease than a standard kitchen. We size stainless hood systems specifically for wood smoke, install dedicated grease traps, and spec NFPA-17A fire suppression where local code requires it.

Can the trailer have a serving porch?

Absolutely — porch decks are one of the most-requested features on BBQ builds. We engineer the deck framing, railings, and step access for safe service and good crowd flow.

What about permits for wood-burning smokers in the Northeast?

NJ, NY, and PA fire marshals scrutinize wood-burning equipment closely. We build to code with proper clearances, suppression, and ventilation, and we'll send you the spec sheets your local AHJ will ask for. The AHJ makes the final call — we can't promise their outcome, only that the build meets the standard.

How long to build a BBQ trailer?

BBQ builds run 2–14 weeks from drawing approval, and sit at the longer end — smoker integration and chassis reinforcement add real time.