Known around Central Oregon as “The Food Truck Guy”, Mike (Founder of Peace of Mind Customs) was recently interviewed by Keely Damara from The Source Weekly to shed some light on the food truck industry, building food trucks, and the history of Peace of Mind.

Mike, whose background includes commercial maintenance/construction & residential remodeling/building, started Peace of Mind Contracting in 2018 with every intention of being a general residential contractor, but quickly found himself in the renovation of Thailandia’s new truck after their fire in March 2018. After he spent some time within the food cart community he realized the demand for good quality affordable work in the food truck industry.

At Peace of Mind Customs customer relations is first, and this is where we believe a lot of the bigger guys are missing the bar. Whether it’s a renovation or a custom build, it’s all about hearing your customer out, understanding their needs, concerns, wants and executing that. From there we can develop the right plan tailored to their requirements -and beyond! In addition, Peace of Mind Customs offers maintenance & service contracts to assure prolonged equipment life and save costs in the long run.

The knowledge, understanding, and community allowed Peace of Mind Contracting to branch out into Peace of Mind Customs offering fully custom food trucks/carts constructed from the ground up, built to last.

Peace of Mind Customs continues to renovate, maintain, advocate, and service food trucks in Central Oregon, in addition to the Western Coast. As city and state codes vary wherever you go, we believe it is important to conduct business close to home to ensure proper equipment/structure/maintenance.

The article feature touches on Peace of Mind’s beginning and how food trucks became the niche, food truck functionality, and industry trends. To view the full article head over to The Source Weekly!