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What
makes The Royal Bounce Company better than the competition?
We pride ourselves in having the CLEANEST inflatables available. Each
of our bouncers is disinfected with Lysol©
after each
event. You’re guaranteed a clean unit that’s ready to play with. Our equipment is in excellent
condition, and our staff is professional and punctual. For
additional information, click on this link for more detail about
making the best choice for your rental.
What’s included with my inflatable rental?
Our rental price includes
delivery, set-up, take-down and insurance. There are no additional charges at all.
What
areas do you service? We’re currently serving Michigan's
Oakland, Livingston, Macomb and Washtenaw Counties.
How
much room do I need? Our bouncers are ~15x15, and require a relatively flat space of
about 25x25 to set up. Our giant slide is
over 20 feet long,
and requires an open area of about 25x35. Obstacle Courses are 40 feet
long and require an open space of about 50x20. Our turbo slide
requires an open area of about 50x50.
Can
you set up on cement?
We
set up on grass, cement, almost anywhere! Our
bouncers and slides fit perfectly onto a 2 car driveway.
Do
I need to provide electricity?
We
need electricity to power the blower motor. If
you don’t have access to electricity, we can provide one of our super-quiet Honda™
generators.
Are
you insured? We’re
covered by a comprehensive liability policy issued by an “A Rated” carrier.
Can
adults play,too? Of
course! Our units are incredibly strong. A maximum of 2 to 3 adults is no
problem in a bouncer.
What
if it rains? If it looks like rain, or
you have a change in plans, just let us know and there’s no charge to cancel or
reschedule. However, many
of our units have fully enclosed tops to keep out light rain and hot sun.
When
do you drop off and pick up the unit?
We
set the inflatable up BEFORE your event is scheduled to begin.
The time it takes to set up or take down is never subtracted from your
contracted bouncing time.
Can
you set up in Parks? Sure. We routinely work with local, state and Metro parks
to satisfy their insurance requirements, and provide attendants and
generators as required.
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