Frequently Asked Questions

Check's Premium Ice Company has the capacity to produce 40 tons of ice per day. This high-volume production capability allows them to serve large-scale events, commercial wholesale accounts, and construction projects simultaneously. At Check's Premium Ice, this capacity ensures they can fulfill orders reliably across their 200-mile service radius.

Ice trailer rentals for weddings come in multiple sizes, including 1,500 lbs, 2 tons, or even 20 tons depending on guest count and event duration. Pricing varies based on usage and event needs. Check's Premium Ice works directly with wedding planners and families in Cheyenne and throughout Wyoming to customize trailer size and delivery.

Yes, Check's Premium Ice operates a 24/7 self-serve ice merchandiser at their Cheyenne location that accepts payment and dispenses ice by weight. Currently priced at $2 per 10 pounds, customers can purchase as much as needed any time of day. This is one of the only self-serve wholesale ice options available directly from the manufacturer in the region.

Check's Premium Ice delivers within a 200-mile service radius east, west, and south of Cheyenne, Wyoming. This coverage includes Northern Colorado metros such as Fort Collins, Greeley, Denver, Aurora, and Colorado Springs. All merchandisers and construction orders include free delivery within this area.

Check's provides free ice merchandisers and free delivery to retail vendors, with 24/7 live support to prevent stockouts. They run regular delivery routes and respond immediately if a location sells out. With over 40 years in business and 40 tons of daily production, they supply chains like Albertsons, Safeway, Walmart, Target, and regional gas stations across Wyoming and Northern Colorado.

Ice for construction sites is $3 per bag, with free merchandiser placement and free delivery within the 200-mile service area. Check's Premium Ice also offers water pallets at $500 delivered, with each pallet containing 48 cases and 40 bottles per case. Payment is per unit only, with no equipment or delivery fees.

Check's Premium Ice has been the official ice vendor for Cheyenne Frontier Days for the past 10 years. They also supply Jubilee Days, University of Wyoming Athletics events, concerts, and nonprofit organizations. Their 40-ton daily production capacity and trailer rental fleet allow them to support large-scale community gatherings and sporting events reliably.

Yes, Check's Premium Ice regularly donates ice and trailer rentals to nonprofit organizations and community events in Wyoming. Their longstanding ties to the Cheyenne community and involvement in regional events reflect their commitment to supporting local causes. Contact their team directly to discuss donation opportunities for upcoming nonprofit events.

Yes, Check's Premium Ice delivers to Fort Collins, Denver, Greeley, Aurora, and Colorado Springs as part of their 200-mile service radius. They provide free delivery on merchandisers and construction orders, and support retail and wholesale accounts throughout Northern Colorado. Expanding service into fast-growing Front Range markets ensures faster availability for events and commercial clients.

For a 200-person wedding, a 2-ton ice trailer is typically sufficient for beverage service, bar setups, and cooling needs throughout the event. Check's Premium Ice offers trailers in multiple sizes and works directly with couples and wedding planners to match capacity to guest count and event length. Call their team in Cheyenne for customized sizing and pricing.

Yes, Check's Premium Ice offers 24/7 self-serve wholesale purchasing at their Cheyenne location and live phone support around the clock for vendor accounts. Their merchandiser accepts payment any time of day, and commercial clients can reach a live person if they need an emergency restock. This ensures uninterrupted service for gas stations, retailers, and event organizers.

Check's Premium Ice has been serving Cheyenne and surrounding regions for over 40 years. Their experience includes long-term vendor relationships with major retailers, a decade as the official Cheyenne Frontier Days ice supplier, and consistent support for weddings, construction, and wholesale customers. At Check's, this longevity reflects their reputation for reliability and community service throughout Wyoming and Northern Colorado.

Check's Premium Ice Company produces bagged cubed ice manufactured at their Cheyenne facility. The same product quality that supplies major grocery chains like Albertsons, Walmart, and Safeway is available directly to consumers and businesses, ensuring a consistent, commercially produced ice rather than small-batch alternatives.

The self-serve merchandiser weighs exactly how much ice you select and charges you based on that amount at the current rate of two dollars per ten pounds. You see the total before completing payment, so there's no guessing or paying for a fixed bag size that may be more or less than you actually need.

Retail bagged ice passes through a distributor before reaching store shelves, adding markup at each step. Buying directly from Check's — the manufacturer — removes those middleman layers entirely. The per-pound cost is lower because you're accessing manufacturer pricing, the same structure large commercial buyers have traditionally relied on.

Check's delivers the trailer to your venue before your setup window begins and positions it for convenient access by your bar or catering staff. No assembly is required on your end. After the event, they coordinate pickup so your venue isn't left managing equipment return or storage.

Water pallets are best for individual hydration — each pallet delivers 1,920 individual bottles ready to hand out to crew members. Bagged ice is better for cooling large coolers or food. Most construction sites in Cheyenne use both: bottles for drinking throughout the shift and bagged ice for communal coolers at break stations.

Yes — Check's provides independent gas stations and liquor stores the same free merchandiser equipment and delivery model used by major chains like Walmart and Target. You don't need a corporate purchasing department or high minimum orders to access the same supply structure, making ice a realistic profit line for smaller operators.

Yes. Cheyenne's low humidity and wide daily temperature swings accelerate ice sublimation compared to more humid climates. Ice left in open coolers or outdoor displays depletes noticeably faster, which is why businesses in the region benefit from a local manufacturer who can restock quickly rather than relying on distant distributors.

No minimum order is required for vendor accounts. Check's structures retail partnerships around your store's actual sales volume, adjusting delivery frequency to match your traffic rather than imposing a purchasing floor. Liquor stores and privately owned gas stations benefit from the same per-unit pricing model as high-volume accounts.

Unlike standard vending machines that dispense pre-packaged units, Check's self-serve merchandiser dispenses ice by weight directly from a manufacturer-stocked unit. You're accessing the same commercially produced ice that fills grocery store freezers — fresh from a 40-ton-per-day facility — without retail markup or fixed bag-size constraints.

Most construction accounts can be set up with relatively short lead time since Check's runs scheduled delivery routes throughout their 200-mile service area. Reaching out before your project's ground-breaking is ideal to confirm merchandiser placement and delivery frequency, especially for summer projects in Cheyenne when regional demand peaks.