Enclosed Trailers for Sale in Alabama (Factory-Direct Pricing)

If you’re shopping for enclosed trailers for sale in Alabama, Make My Trailer works directly with builders in Georgia so Alabama buyers can get the right trailer configuration without the typical dealer markup—then pick it up at our Douglas, GA location.

Whether you need secure hauling for tools, equipment, powersports, or small business inventory, an enclosed trailer protects your cargo from weather, road debris, and theft—while giving you a clean, professional setup for work or weekend use. We support buyers across Alabama, including Birmingham, Montgomery, Huntsville, Mobile, Tuscaloosa, Hoover, Auburn, and more.

Enclosed Trailers for Sale in Alabama — What to Buy and Why

What an enclosed trailer is (and why Alabama buyers prefer them)

An enclosed trailer is a fully covered cargo box on a trailer frame. Compared to an open utility trailer, it gives you:

• Weather protection (rain, sun, dust, road grime)

• Better security (out of sight + lockable)

• Cleaner transport for business use

• Easier long-term storage for gear and equipment

Enclosed vs. open utility trailers (quick decision helper)

Choose enclosed if you want protection, security, or you’ll store items inside regularly. Choose open utility if you mainly haul large items that don’t need coverage and you want the lowest cost and easiest loading from all sides.

Who enclosed trailers are best for

Enclosed trailers are popular in Alabama for:

• Contractors and trades (tools, ladders, materials)

• Landscapers and mobile service pros (equipment + secure storage)

• Event, rental, and small business hauling (inventory, displays, supplies)

• Powersports and recreation (motorcycles, ATVs, camping gear)

• Moving and storage (boxes, furniture pieces, seasonal items)

Types of Enclosed Trailers Alabama Buyers Shop Most

Enclosed cargo trailers (all-around hauling)

The most common enclosed trailer type—great for general hauling and work use. If you’re unsure what to choose, start here and build the configuration around your real cargo and loading habits.

Motorcycle / ATV enclosed trailers

Ideal if you want gear protected and out of sight. Many buyers add tie-down solutions and choose ramp doors for easy roll-in loading.

Concession / vending enclosed trailers

A practical foundation for food, vending, and event setups. The “right build” often comes down to door layout, ventilation, electrical/lighting needs, and interior finishing options.

Car / equipment hauler enclosed trailers

When you need more width, height, and heavier-duty running gear, equipment-style enclosed options can be a better match—especially if you’re hauling larger items or want a more rugged work platform.

Enclosed Trailer Sizes and Interior Space Guide

Choosing the right size is about two things: what you haul today and what you may haul next year. A trailer that’s too small becomes frustrating fast; a trailer that’s too big can be harder to maneuver and store.

Small sizes for light hauling

Smaller enclosed trailers are popular for basic hauling, secure storage, and lighter-duty business use—especially when driveway space matters.

Most popular all-around sizes

Mid-size enclosed trailers are often the “sweet spot” because they give you enough room for real work setups without jumping to a much larger footprint.

Wider options (8.5-wide) for vehicles and business builds

If you’re outfitting a work trailer, hauling larger equipment, or want more walk-around space inside, going wider can be worth it—especially if you load bulky items often.

Interior height choices (standard vs extra height)

Extra interior height can make a big difference if you plan to stand inside, add shelving, stack cargo, or build out the trailer for business use.

Key Features & Upgrade Options (Build It Like a Menu)

Most buyers don’t need a “one-size-fits-all” trailer. The best enclosed trailer is the one configured for how you actually load, haul, and store. Common configuration choices include:

Ramp door vs barn doors (which should you choose?)

• Ramp door: best for rolling cargo (motorcycles, ATVs, lawn equipment, carts)

• Barn doors: great for simple loading and frequent in/out access (boxes, tools, supplies)

Side door access

A side door is one of the most useful features because it lets you get inside quickly when the rear is blocked by cargo.

V-nose vs flat front

A V-nose can add usable front space and can be a great fit for certain layouts. A flat front can be simpler depending on your needs and preferences.

Ventilation, lighting, flooring/walls

Ventilation helps reduce moisture and heat buildup. Lighting upgrades improve visibility and safety—especially for early mornings, evenings, and job sites.

Popular “work trailer” add-ons

Instead of splitting options into separate “SKUs,” use upgrades as a menu so your build matches your use-case:

• Extra interior height

• Insulation

• Ladder racks

• E-track

• Blackout trim

• Custom colors

• Additional lighting

• Wheel/tire upgrades

• Door configuration choices

Single Axle vs Tandem Axle for Alabama Towing

The best axle setup depends on stability needs, expected cargo weight, and how far you’ll tow.

Single axle (when it makes sense)

A single axle setup is typically:

• Lighter and easier to tow

• More budget-friendly

• Great for light to medium loads and shorter trailers

Tandem axle (when it makes sense)

A tandem axle setup is typically:

• More stable at highway speeds

• Better for heavier loads

• A strong choice if you tow long distances or load heavier cargo more often

Payload basics (GVWR minus empty weight)

Instead of focusing on a single “one number,” it’s smarter to choose your configuration first, then confirm the specs for that exact build. If you’re unsure, verify your tow vehicle’s rated towing capacity before you add options that increase weight.

Factory-Direct Pricing for Alabama Buyers (Why This Is Smarter Than a Generic Dealer Site)

Many dealer pages focus on price and inventory but don’t clearly explain how the buying process works when you’re not shopping off a small local lot. Here’s the difference:

• We work directly with manufacturers in Georgia

• We explain how factory-direct pricing works and why there’s no dealer markup

• Your unit is built after order and picked up at the plant (with clear pickup instructions)

If you want a trailer built for your real use-case—door style, size, interior height, and upgrades—this approach usually produces a better fit than “whatever happens to be sitting on the lot.”

How to Order Your Enclosed Trailer (Simple Step-by-Step)

1. Choose your enclosed trailer size and configuration

2. Request a quote / place a small deposit online or by phone

3. Your trailer enters the production queue

4. You get notified when it’s ready

5. You pick it up in Georgia and pay the remaining balance

When your trailer is ready, we’ll contact you with pickup instructions and remaining balance details, and we can also include finished trailer photos so you know exactly what’s waiting for you.

Pickup Information for Alabama Customers

Make My Trailer
91 Harvey Vickers Road
Douglas, GA 31535
Phone: +1-912-202-4732

Warranty, Build Quality, and Long-Term Value

If you’re deciding between trailers, build quality and long-term performance matter just as much as price. Our enclosed trailers are built in Georgia by established manufacturers, and we emphasize assembly quality and smart configuration choices so you’re not “fixing the trailer” later with expensive workarounds.

We also highlight a 5-year warranty as a core buying benefit, so you can purchase with more confidence—especially if you’re using the trailer for business or frequent hauling.

FAQs About Enclosed Trailers for Sale in Alabama

How much does an enclosed trailer weigh?

Weight varies by size, axle setup, construction, and options. The best approach is to choose your configuration first, then confirm the exact empty weight and GVWR for that build.

How do I know what size enclosed trailer I need?

Start with what you haul most often, then add room for loading clearance and near-future growth. If you’re frequently “barely fitting” cargo, it’s usually smarter to size up once than to replace the trailer later.

Single axle vs tandem axle: which is better?

Single axle is typically lighter and more cost-effective for lighter loads. Tandem axle usually offers more stability and is better for heavier or more frequent towing.

Ramp door vs barn doors—what should I choose?

Ramp doors are best for rolling cargo. Barn doors are great for straightforward loading and frequent access.

What upgrades are most popular for work trailers?

Extra interior height, insulation, E-track, ladder racks, additional lighting, wheel/tire upgrades, and the right door layout are some of the most common upgrades buyers choose.

Do you offer a warranty?

Yes—our page highlights a 5-year warranty as a key benefit.

How do I order and how long does it take?

Ordering follows a simple quote/deposit → production queue → ready notification → pickup process, designed to be clear and easy to follow.

Where do I pick up if I’m buying from Alabama?

Pickup is in Douglas, Georgia at Make My Trailer, 91 Harvey Vickers Road, Douglas, GA 31535.

Do you offer financing services?

We work our financing service through our third party business partners, just click the link for information:
https://makemytrailer.com/enclosed-trailer-financing-services/

Is there Delivery Available?

We work our delivery service through our third party business partners, just click the link, fill the form and they will email a quote: https://makemytrailer.com/enclosed-trailer-delivery/