Equipment and mobile stage rental in Atlanta, GA, from a fleet we own.
If you need equipment and mobile stage rental in Atlanta, Deep South Productions delivers from our own yard in Sulphur, Louisiana. We own two hydraulic mobile stages. We own the audio, lighting, LED video, decking and power that go on them. We run the trucks and send the crew.
Atlanta is a market we work regularly. We rent to the trade: production companies, venues, promoters, event agencies and corporate AV teams.
Mobile stage rental for Atlanta events
A mobile stage is a stage built into a trailer. It arrives, the outriggers go down, and the roof lifts on hydraulics. A few hours later you have a covered platform with a rated roof, stairs and a clean working deck. No scaffold build. No crane.
For a fairground, a closed street, a rodeo arena or a county park, that is usually the fastest and most predictable way to get a real stage on the ground. Hire it alone, or as the front end of a full production with audio, lighting, LED video, power and crew from the same company. Details on each unit are on our Mobile Stage Rental & Setup page.
Apex 3224
32 feet wide, 24 deep. It suits municipal concerts, fairs, festival side stages, rodeos and corporate outdoor events. A full band, a speaking program or a DJ setup fits, with room for production on the wings.
Stageline SL320 (2022)
The larger of the two, and headliner-capable.
Think touring-scale backline, a monitor world, a full lighting package overhead and side fills.
Pick it when the act sends a stage plot that won't fit anything smaller.
Larger decks through a partner
Some main stages need more roof than we carry.
We coordinate a larger deck through a vetted partner and still run the build ourselves.
Engineering, wind & weather
Outdoor stages are structures, and we treat them that way.
Each unit carries manufacturer engineering documentation covering roof load capacity, wind speed ratings, and ballast and staking requirements. We hand that paperwork over for permitting and for your insurer. Before load-in, we walk your safety plan with you.
Every outdoor show runs on a written weather plan.
It names who monitors conditions, the threshold at which the show is held, who makes the call, and how the audience is moved. It is the least glamorous page in the packet. It matters most.
The roof is rated to carry production.
Line array hangs, lighting bars, backdrops and banners load into engineered points. We self-perform the straightforward hangs these stages are built for. For larger or higher-risk structural rigging, we bring in qualified specialists and manage them inside the same plan. Nobody guesses at a weight.
Production equipment rental in Atlanta, dry-hire or supported
Most Atlanta jobs need more than a deck. Our Production Equipment Rental inventory is owned, not sub-rented, and maintained in our own shop by the people who prep it for our own shows. Everything is tested before it ships.
Audio
d&b audiotechnik SL-series line array, matched amplification, stage monitoring and RF, with DiGiCo consoles at front of house and monitors
Lighting
moving heads, spots, LED and conventional wash, control and data distribution, plus fog, haze and Tyler GT box truss
LED video
fine-pitch panels in the 3.9mm to 5.9mm range, with processing, spare panels and the frames to hang or ground-stack them
Staging
decks, risers, legs, skirting, stairs and rails in quantities that build a real stage
Backline
amps, drums, keys and guitars, built to meet a rider as written
Barricade
bike rack for perimeter and queue lines, Mojo-style barricade for front of stage
Power and cooling
generators, distribution and cable, plus Portacool units and misting fans
DJ and presentation
Pioneer DJ packages, pipe and drape, podiums
You choose how it goes out. Dry-hire means your crew takes it from our dock. Supported means a tech travels with the gear and makes sure it does what you promised. Some orders are a stage, a trucking run, a crew call and a power package. Some are a single console for a one-off. Both are normal.
We don't run a walk-in counter. Once gear leaves without anyone knowing what it's going into, we can't promise it will work.
Staging, power & barricade around the stage
A stage rarely stands alone. Our Stage Rental, Decking & Crowd Control Barricade inventory covers the rest of the site. We carry roughly 200 stage decks, with access to about 500 through partners, and 600+ sticks of Tyler GT box truss. That builds wings, a drum riser, a mix position, ADA viewing platforms or delay tower platforms.
Where the site has no house power, generators, distribution and event cooling travel with us. Tell us the load, the run lengths and the hours, and we size the distro to match.
How the gear gets from Sulphur to your site
Our shop, warehouse and fleet are in Sulphur.
The gear doesn't wait in somebody else's queue. Our logistics and trucking team routes the trucks, and the people who loaded the truck unload it.
On show day, the mobile stage travels as a single trailer.
The truck arrives in the morning. Once the stage is spotted and leveled, the roof goes up, and stairs and skirting go on. Audio and lighting usually hang before lunch. Load-out reverses it. Our crew stays with the stage, so the people running the hydraulics are the ones who know them.
We plan load-in backward from your doors time.
Doors open at seven whether or not the video wall is finished. We also plan for failure. When something goes down at 4pm on show day, we have a spare in the warehouse and a crew to swap it in.
Work we've done in Atlanta
Atlanta credits: State Farm Arena · Mercedes-Benz Stadium · Atlanta Hawks.
The full roster of venues, festivals and artists we can name is on Clients & Credits.
In 2022, PLSN named us Regional Lighting Company of the Year at the Parnelli Awards.
We handle a 200-person awards dinner and a 20,000-person crowd. We build the crew, the gear and the process around the site in front of us, not around a template.
Frequently asked questions
Which mobile stage fits my show?
Send the stage plot, the expected headcount and the site. A full band or a speaking program fits the Apex 3224. An act with touring-scale backline and monitors points to the SL320. If the plot outgrows both, we tell you before we quote.
Do you rent the mobile stage without a crew?
No. The stage goes out with our crew, because the people who set it up know its hydraulics, its rigging points and its weather procedure. Gear-only dry-hire applies to production equipment, for production companies, venues and promoters.
Can I rent one console or a few items?
Yes. A single console for a one-off is a normal order. Rental is business-to-business, so tell us the show, the load-in window and the date, and we build the package from there.
How much does an Atlanta rental cost?
It depends on scope, scale, duration and travel. Give us the date, the site, the headcount and what you need. You get a written scope and a number rather than a guess, with trucking quoted alongside the gear.
How far ahead should I book?
As early as you can, especially in festival season and for anything that needs a mobile stage. A lot of our work is solving problems on short notice, so call whatever your date is.
How soon will I hear back?
Within one business day, usually sooner. If your event is inside two weeks, call 337.626.2235. The phone is faster than the form.
Send us the date,
the site & the city
Tell us what you're setting up in Atlanta, how many people you expect, and what has to go on the stage. A date and a city is enough to start. You'll get a real producer, not a form response.
1441 Swisco Road, Sulphur, LA 70665