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By Craig Cooper Owner, Iowa-Built
H
ello, my name is Craig Cooper and I would like to introduce my com- pany, Iowa-Built. We are proud
to be in the Partners Program to help support the goals of OABA for the 2026 season. Iowa-Built offers our bunkhouse/
shower house conversions in various configurations to match your needs and budget. We offer our standard bunkhouse conversions in 53’ Dry Van, Drop Deck Van, and Gooseneck trailers. I came to the Amusement industry in an unorthodox way. Having spent 32 years in the bicycle business we built a few bunkhouses for supporting bicycle rides. I had the opportunity to sell a couple of those a few years back, and while I didn’t know it at the time, I had sold them to one of the large operators in the mobile entertainment industry. It wasn’t long before they asked if they could buy a couple more and eventually told a few other peo- ple about us.
We’ve been fortunate to build trailers for some of the most respected names in the industry. Customer service is the corner- stone upon which our business is built. While our slogan is “All Right!”, I tell each and every customer that I fully expect to do some sort of follow-up service after the sale. While that may concede that every trailer could have a problem, it is an honest approach that says when or if there is an issue, I’ll
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be there to fix it. I would like to think we have brought some fresh ideas to the industry. Value and
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innovation are high on the list of guidance for our builds. Comfort and usefulness are as well. I enjoy taking the time to listen and learn from our customers. For exam- ple, Michael Wood explained to me how it was important to him to “take the struggle out of every- day life” for his employees. It was things like easy access showers
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