Bounce House Rentals Spokane wa

I have set up inflatables on lawns, church parking lots, school fields, and one very sloped backyard in the South Hill neighborhood that nearly beat me. After enough Saturdays doing this, I can tell you that renting a bounce house in Spokane is simple if you plan for about five things, and stressful if you ignore them. This guide covers what I would check before you book anything. Start with the space, not the theme Most people pick a bounce house by the cartoon character on the front. I pick it by the tape measure. A standard 13 by 13 foot unit needs roughly 17 by 17 feet of clear ground once you add room for the blower and a walkway. Larger combo units with slides run 15 by 20 feet or more, and they need 10 feet of clearance overhead, which rules out spots under mature pines or low power lines. Walk the yard with a tape before you call anyone. Measure the flattest area, then look up. I have turned around at a driveway because a single branch hung at eight feet. If the grass is you...