Question 1

Are you insured?

Accepted Answer

Yes and a great question to ask any inflatable rental business. Bounce Around Inflatables NKY, LLC is fully insured. We can provide a copy of the insurance policy upon request. The lessee or customer shall be in charge of monitoring each unit, unless specified otherwise. Bounce Around Inflatables NKY, LLC is not responsible for any injuries occurring to those using the rental equipment. As always, use at your own risk.

Question 2

Is there a minimum timeframe that we can rent one of your units?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we rent our units daily, not hourly, but if you only need it for a certain amount of time during a day, that's fine, too! We do have a 6 hour minimum. This will allow us to schedule out our day to be the most efficient to our customers!

Question 3

How much is delivery and setup?

Accepted Answer

Delivery and setup are as follows:  ~Within a 10 mile radius is $50. ~11 - 20 mile radius is a flat $75. ~Anything over a 20 mile radius is $4/mile.

Question 4

Can I use a water hose on a dry rental unit?

Accepted Answer

Under no circumstances should water be used with any inflatable that is not designed for such use. Adding water to a dry only unit will result in a $200 additional fee for cleaning and drying out the inside of the unit. We do have inflatables designed for use with water. You can check them out by clicking on the Inventory tab at the top of the page.

Question 5

We've rented some really dirty inflatables from other companies in our area in the past. Are they always that dirty?'

Accepted Answer

No! Some companies don't care, but we do!   The inflatable should be clean when you get it. Bounce Around Inflatables NKY cleans and disinfects after every rental. If there is ever an issue, please don't hesitate to reach out to one of our staff and we'll be happy to make it right!   Call or text us at (859) 545-1100!

Question 6

Can we rent a unit to be setup in a park?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Please use this checklist to assist you in determining if the park you are considering is suitable for inflatables.

Check with the park for any requirements regarding reservations, possible permits and insurance needs. We have listed most park departments as "additionally insured" on our general liability policy so that we are already on their approved vendor list.

[ ] Go to the site and confirm requirements are met for electricity, setup area size and site conditions are appropriate for the items rented. See Onsite Requirements below for details.

[ ] Electricity. Each inflatable ride requires at least one standard 110v outlet within 70 feet of each inflation blower. Though it may be possible to run two blowers off a 20 amp circuit, it is recommended to have only 1 blower per circuit. Even though there may be multiple outlets, they may be on the same circuit thereby sharing that circuit's limited power availability. Play it safe, because if you pop a circuit breaker at a park, there may be no park staff available to reset it during your event. See Power Needed below for more details like requirements for generators if needed.

[ ] Is there a load/unload space available for our truck?

[ ] What is the distance to the site from the load/unload space?

[ ] Can we use anchor stakes? Standard are 18" long while the size used for slides 36' long--both put in at an angle. A sandbag fee may be added if stakes are not allowed.

Question 7

Do you have any safety tips?

Accepted Answer

Yes! Only children age 6 and older should use bounce houses. Younger children may not have the balance, coordination or strength to safely enjoy one.   An adult must always be present to supervise. At a park or other similar setting, a trained staff member must be present to supervise. The safest way to use a bouncer is to allow only one child on it at a time. If more than one child will be using it, make sure they are about the same age and size. Before entering, have children take off their shoes, glasses, and jewelry. Make sure they empty their pockets of any sharp objects, as well.   Set rules for safe play. Teach children to not roughhouse, tumble, wrestle or do flips. Have them stay away from the entrance or exit, and the sides or walls of the bouncer. If the bouncer begins to lose air, or if it’s too windy, have all children carefully exit the bouncer. A good indication of when it is too windy (between 13-17 mph) is when winds raise dust and loose paper, or small branches start to move. If this is the case, stop play immediately, and have all children exit the bouncer. Check out the safety video below!

Question 8

What surfaces do you set up on?

Accepted Answer

We can set up on Grass (our favorite and best for the kids), dirt, asphalt, and concrete. Sorry, we can’t set up on any type of rocks as the constant rubbing will wear through the vinyl inflatables.

Question 9

Are we responsible for the unit if it gets a tear or damaged in any way?

Accepted Answer

Yes and no. You are not responsible for normal wear and tear on our units. Seams may develop tears in high traffic areas over a period of time. If this happens please alert us at once so we can remedy the situation. If however, damage occurs due to failure to follow our safety rules or negligence (i.e. not turning off the blower in high winds) you will be responsible for all damages up to and including replacement of the unit/blower etc which can cost thousands of dollars. We don’t want you or us to be in that situation which is why we have you sign and initial on all of our safety rules so that you can be the trained operator.