Circle Double B Trailers: Where You Get a Trailer, a Coffee, and leave knowing more than anyone should about a cargo trailer.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5/5 Stars
So, I decided to level up my life and buy a 6x10 Anvil trailer from Circle Double B, because apparently, when my new company’s inventory arrives I’m screwed. I bought it online from Billy, who’s basically the Trailer Whisperer. This guy isn’t just trying to sell you a metal box on wheels—no, no. Billy takes the time to explain the philosophy of trailers. I didn’t just get a trailer; I got a TRAILER EXPERIENCE.
Billy broke down the differences between trailer brands like he was giving a TED Talk. After his epic explanation, I was convinced that Anvil trailers aren’t just well-built—they’re the Fort Knox of trailers. He assured me that if anything goes wrong, Anvil has my back. I don’t know if I’m more confident in the trailer or in Billy’s ability to personally fight off any issues that come my way.
I needed 4 rows of e-track because, obviously, my racking needs to be secure enough to survive a zombie apocalypse. Billy made sure those bad boys were perfectly placed and welded like Michelangelo was in the back with a torch. I picked it up yesterday, but sadly, Billy was too busy doing important things like opening a new location in St. Augustine. I get it, Billy—you’re expanding the empire. One of his guys stepped up to handle the hand-off, but let’s be real: he’s no Billy(just kidding, he was great)
Pro Tip: When you go to pick up your trailer, the address on the website takes you to a lot. But plot twist!—the office is in another location. Classic treasure hunt vibes. But don’t worry, the universe rewarded me with a kick-ass coffee trailer at that lot. Honestly, I might just recommend Circle Double B for the coffee alone. I came for the trailer, stayed for the caffeine.
Back to Billy—during our back-and-forth, he gave me the rundown on all the trailer details and even sharpened his pencil to get me into the Anvil. That’s salesman code for “I got you a good deal,” but also, I’m imagining Billy literally whittling a pencil while talking trailers. He also pointed out that some of his competitors have logos that suck. I checked. He’s right. But Circle Double B’s logo? Chef’s kiss. Too bad they didn’t slap it on my new kick-ass trailer, but hey, I’m not bitter. The trailer’s still a beast.
Final Thoughts:
If you’re in the market for a trailer and want to deal with someone who knows their stuff, cares about the details, and throws in a little logo-snobbery for good measure, go see Billy at Circle Double B. Five stars, no question. And don’t forget to grab a coffee while you’re there—you’ll need the energy to admire your new trailer.