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
Check the safety rules
Some states and countries require inspections or permits for rented inflatables.
- 2
Buy commercial grade
Units built for rental, with the right blower, anchors and mats.
- 3
Ask about the space
Size of the area, surface and nearest power, before you confirm.
- 4
Give clear safety rules
Supervision, age limits and weather rules on every booking.
- 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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