Monarch Trailer Factory

Monarch Trailers build me a custom trailer for my tiny house in the summer of 2015. Vern already had a prototype to look at, which made it easy to decide what I needed for my project. The 28’ triple 8000lbs axles, well build frame and beefed up fenders to support walls with taps for securing floor joists too. My completed tiny house weight 16,000lbs which was easily handled by the 24000lbs capacity of the trailer and axles. The house has been pulled over very uneven ground with out cracking my drywalled interior. It’s now been 4yrs since purchasing the trailer, and am contemplating another build, hopefully on a Monarch Trailer. Very happy with the strength and quality of the trailer they built for me.

Interesting that the only people giving bad reviews don't seem to own a Monarch trailer or have used them.Too bad, you are missing out.No affliliation with anyone at Monarch in anyway.

Our family bought a trailer from these guys as part of a boat/trailer package back when the owner also had a marine dealership. We've had absolutely no problems with the trailer in all the years that we've used it. It's only needed minor paint touch-ups to keep it looking and working like new, even with it being stored outside in northern Saskatchewan year around. I know other people who have been happy with their trailers as well. These guys make a solid product.

repaired trailer axle (custom built one) fit like new. And was fast reasonable priced, with amazing service. Thanks so much

We got a car hauler from them years ago! We got no problem eversince. Best trailer and the cheapest. Highly recommended!

Best pulling trailer I've ever had, bought this car hauler 5 years ago and have at least 10,000 miles on it must be perfect axle allignment as tire wear is even and it pulls so easy. Highly recommend!

I bought an 18ft car hauler with 5000lb axes. Owned it for a few weeks and I really like it. Great trailer that tracks nice and straight. The owner was great to deal with and had the trailer ready for me at the agreed time. Lots of little things that set it apart from the other guys.

Had my 18 ft car hauler a few years now. Still love it! Pulls easy, don't even know its behind me sometimes. I haul back and forth between Saskatchewan and Alberta all the time. Will probably get a bigger one in the near future.

Bought a 28ft gooseneck trailer to use for my business. Have had no shortage of problems with it, only owning it for 6 months, including:- Neck upright breaking (they provided a new one)- Decking screws breaking (they fixed some, then they all broke again, I replaced with bigger ones at my own cost)- Front axle suspension support brackets breaking (which they replaced, however they had it for a week during which I could not earn income)- The last straw was when hauling a 8000lb skid steer which is well within reasonable use. The rear wheels broke through the deck while in transport which is completely unsafeThe trailer is unusable for loads like a skid steer, which it is advertised to accommodate, and downright dangerous.I would also say the trailer is not up to the job for any serious hauling duties, only light use.I brought up these points to Vern the owner, and asked him to take the trailer back, which he rejected. He will not help me out at all.

They built my tiny house trailer and it worked amazing for the right price!