Parties and eventsEvenings and weekendsAn inflatable, a blower and a van

Start a bounce house business

To start a bounce house business, check the inspection, permit and insurance rules for inflatables where you work, buy a commercial-grade unit with its blower and anchors, and plan safe delivery and set-up. Then take bookings by date with the address and the space available.

At a glance

You start with
An inflatable, a blower and a van
Time
Evenings and weekends
Where you work
Back gardens, parks, schools and halls
Who pays
Parents planning birthdays, schools and community events
Check first
Inflatable inspection and permit rules, liability insurance, and safe anchoring

How to start a bounce house business

  1. 1

    Check the safety rules

    Some states and countries require inspections or permits for rented inflatables.

  2. 2

    Buy commercial grade

    Units built for rental, with the right blower, anchors and mats.

  3. 3

    Ask about the space

    Size of the area, surface and nearest power, before you confirm.

  4. 4

    Give clear safety rules

    Supervision, age limits and weather rules on every booking.

  5. 5

    Add a second unit

    Once weekends fill, a second inflatable doubles what one van can deliver.

The app that runs it

Inflatables by date, booking requests and delivery details. Fabricate builds it from the words below; change any of them first.

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Questions about starting a bounce house business

Do bounce houses need to be inspected?
In some places, yes, especially for rentals and public events. Check your state or country’s rules for amusement devices.
What about bad weather?
Inflatables should not be used in high winds or storms. Write a weather policy into every booking.

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